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AIIMS 2017 Exam Pattern

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AIIMS MBBS Exam Pattern
·         Mode of Exam: The AIIMS exam will be held through online mode (computer based test).
·         Duration: The exam duration will be 3 hours + 30 minutes.
·         No. of Questions: The question paper will be composed of 200 Multiple Choice and Reason-Assertion type questions.
·         Marking Scheme: For each correct response 1 mark will be given and for each incorrect response 1/3 marks will be deducted.
The AIIMS exam pattern is mentioned below:
Subject
Number of Questions
Physics
60
Chemistry
60
Biology (Botany & Zoology)
60
General Knowledge
10
Aptitude & Logical Thinking
10
 10 years previous papers of AIIMS, BITSAT, JEE, and KCET and Chapter-wise questions to practice free
Seat Reservation
The seat reservation for different categories will be followed by 7.5% ST, 15% SC and 27% OBC, for Indian Nationals. A 3% reservation for Orthopaedic Physically Handicapped shall be provided on horizontal basis. The seat matrix in the seven AIIMS is as the following:

Location of AIIMS
UR
OBC
SC
ST
OPH
Foreign*
Total
New Delhi
50
27
15
08
3% Horizontal
07
107
Bhopal
50
27
15
08
100
Patna
50
27
15
08
100
Jodhpur
50
27
15
08
100
Rishikesh
50
27
15
08
100
Raipur
50
27
15
08
100
Bhubaneshwar
50
27
15
08
100
Total
350
189
105
56
07
707

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