AIPMT 2015 is scheduled to be conducted on the 3rd of May; admit cards for the same were recently released on the official website. While aspirants to the AIPMT usually spend a major portion of their senior school years preparing for entrance exam, apart from other similar tests, the last one or two months are even more dedicatedly spent in searching for newer and more effective ways to boost preparation.
With the advent of the internet into the academic sphere in recent years, there has been an increase in opportunities for students to find better and more comprehensive study material for AIPMT preparation. One of the best resources for AIPMT, if students have the facility of the internet or access to a good set of bookstores, is going through previous years’ questions and solutions.
Experts at Meritnation have compiled a list from the AIPMT 2015 syllabus, which contains the toughest questions asked in the past 10 years’ AIPMT question papers. Students can take a look at these in order to support their last minute preparation and/or revision for the upcoming AIPMT 2015.
Here are some of the most complex questions AIPMT examinees were asked in the last few years, from Physics, Chemistry and Biology (Zoology and Botany)!
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The All India Pre Medical Test is one of the most crucial exams for medical and dental college aspirants. The organisation and administration of the exam is taken care of by Central Board for Secondary Education, which also releases results and distributes merit lists to colleges that admit students on the basis of AIPMT ranks.
15% of the overall seats in dental and medical colleges are based on the merit list of the AIPMT exam, earlier known as the PMT or Pre Medical Test.
Good Luck for AIPMT 2015!
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Really very helpful. .
Some topics are needed to revise thoroughly