How can I prepare for AIPMT in one month that is in April? Which are the best books that can help me to prepare in 1 month?
I'm giving boards now.
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Hello, its difficult to prepare for aipmt in 1 month. If you have a good command over the basics of pcb, then its not impossible. Try to solve the objective questions from standard books like dinesh, arihant, pradeep, tmh publications. Follow the previous year question papers. It will surely boost up your confidence level and you will become handy with the pattern. Hope you do well. Thank you. -
ncert textbooks will be best. specially for biology. -
I would like to suggest a book NEET Explorer. If you have completed your whole course at least once. I will promise you that it would work. Don't waste your time on any other book or website. Solve it at least twice in April.
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Dear Taanish, there is no any magic trick so that you could crack AIPMT within one month preparation. But if your basic concepts are really strong and you are good in solving mcq's of high level questions then you need to go through previous year question papers then you will be aware about of type of questions that has been asked in paper. I will suggest ARIHANT'S PMT 40 DAYS SERIES book for you. -
Hi,
Candidates appearing for AIPMT should be thorough with Biology. Candidates may study NCERT books. A candidate should not waste time on the questions which appear difficult to them or which they are unable to solve, instead they should move further. Mock-Tests and sample papers are one of the best to practice. One should go for the last 5-10 years question papers for practice. For Biology:
Theory books: Truman's elementary biology Vol-I & Vol-II, Companion biology by K. Bhatti (Dinesh publication). Objective books: Objective biology by Dinesh, AIIMS explorer by MTG publication, Tremens objective biology. For Physics:
Theory books: Conc...more -
You must read NCERT of class 11th and 12th for the same. -
go thought ncert by heart it will help u a lot -
you can also purchase a 28 year paprs topic wise of each subject it may cost you 500 rupees and also practice with ncert
good luck frnd!!!!! -
Hi,
You can try to solve biology books. You can prepare only for MCQs. Biology has 50 percent weightage in the exam, and then go to physics and chemistry because there overall weightage is 50%. You can solve NCERT exercise and about 200 to 300 papers of AIPMT.
All the best. -
You Must Go For NCERTS 11&12
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