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| What is INI-CET? |
INI-CET
INI-CET
is the new exam for admission in central institutes for medical PG. It has been
officially announced by AIIMS New Delhi. This exam is going to replace AIIMS PG2021, PGIMER 2021, JIPMER 2021, and NIMHANS 2021 entrance exams. This exam is
on 20th November 2020. And the exam centers for that exam will be in
cities all over the country.
The registration process for the INI-CET exam has been initiated. The exam will be
for admission in PG courses which will include MD, MS, MDS, DM, and MCH. The
exam conducting body will soon release its prospectus. Institute of National
Importance Common Entrance Test will merge all the central institutes under one
umbrella.
There
are many pros and cons to this exam. Especially for those who are preparing for
AIIMS PG 2021 and rest other central institutes entrance.
The following institutes will take admission through INI-CET: -
- AIIMS, New Delhi
- AIIMS, Jodhpur
- AIIMS, Bhubaneshwar
- AIIMS, Nagpur
- AIIMS, Bhopal
- AIIMS, Patna
- AIIMS, Raipur
- AIIMS, Rishikesh
- JIPMER, Puducherry
- PGIMER, Chandigarh
- NIMHANS, Bengaluru
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Pros and Cons of the INI-CET
Pros
- Common the entrance exam for all central institutes. It will increase the ease to appear in the exam.
- It will be easy to get a seat in any one institute. If any student will get a decent score.
- Exam like PGIMER previously had only one exam center i.e. at Chandigarh. If anyone was not able to reach Chandigarh then he/she cannot appear in the exam. But with INI-CET it has become very convenient. It will have its centers all over the country.
- Students will have to prepare for only one exam, so they will get more time for preparation.
- INI-CET has leveled all central institute exams and bring all of them on the same ground.
Cons
- Unknown exam pattern will make the exam difficult.
- Only one exam is there. If students will not be able to clear the exam then they will not have another option. Students have to wait for another INI-CET.
- Prediction for the questions pattern for the exam will be difficult. This is because there is a variation in exam pattern in exams of different institutes.
- This will be a high-stakes exam so it will make everyone more anxious.
- Students who have been preparing for a specific central institute exam will lose their edge.
What was the pattern of the previous question in different exams?
AIIMS PG Exam: - The AIIMS PG exam questions were generally based on clinical scenarios. Including traumas, and management as well. The exam questions were having a proper integration of basic sciences with clinical knowledge. The thing that makes the exam difficult is the variety of questions in the exam. AIIMS PG exam had MCQs, Multiple answers correct, true-false, matching, assertion reason based questions. The exam demands in-depth knowledge of subjects.
PGIMER: - This exam was conducted by PGI Chandigarh. The question pattern of this exam was also unique and different. It also had a variety of questions. The majority of questions were multiple correct answer questions and sequence-based questions. PGIMER was focusing on clinical knowledge questions more. The questions were more likely to have a case-based study.
JIPMER: - The exam pattern was unpredictable for JIPMER. Nobody can’t say what they are going to ask in the exam. Every year JIPMER used to do major changes in questions pattern. In one exam they were asking about the latest advancements in the field of medicine and then in another year, they would ask all retro stuff.
NIMHANS:
- As the name suggests this the National Institute for mental health. Its question
paper was more based on neurology. NIMHANS exam was laying more stress on the
neurology part. Whether it was neuro-anatomy, neurophysiology, CNS in medicine.
Anything related to neurology was forming the major chunk of questions
in the NIMHANS exam.
What could be the Questions Pattern of INI-CET?
We
cannot say what would be the questions pattern in this new exam. There might be
a mixed pattern including question styles from all institutes. There are high
chances that the exam will have a question pattern similar to the AIIMS PG exam.
But in my opinion, there could be a mixture and variety of questions. They may
include questions variety from all exams.
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