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IIT is related to the engineering field, whereas IIMS is related to the medical field. IIT and AIIMS are both held on an annual basis, and with limited seats, passing these exams becomes more difficult for students. Furthermore, the number of seats in medical colleges is much lower than in engineering colleges. Due to the lesser number of seats available in medical colleges and the high level of competition in AIIMS getting into a good medical college is challenging. As for difficulty level, AIIMS is slightly tougher than Joint Entrance Examination (JEE)-Mains but easier than Joint Entrance Examination JEE Advanced but that is subjective, as seats are comparatively limited in AIIMS making it more competitive. Least Difficult: JEE Mains. Difficult: AIIMS. Most Difficulty: JEE Advanced. I hope this will help you.

JIPMER is a renowned institution that provides top-notch quality medical education. It cannot be compared with the All India Institute Of Medical Science because it has its own specialties. Every medical college or institute provides the same kind of education and follows the same standard syllabus. As a result, Jawaharlal Institute of Postgraduate Medical Education & Research offers nothing less than the All India Institute Of Medical Science. The difference between NEET AIIMS and JIPMER is that JIPMER has a more easy level of questions as compared to NEET and AIIMS is at the higher end of NEET. This is because the All India Institute Of Medical Science includes aptitude, general knowledge, and logical reasoning. The Physics section of Jawaharlal Institute of Postgraduate Medical Education & Research has a lot of calculation-based questions, but most of the questions are easy to solve after applying appropriate concepts or formulas. Jawaharlal Institute of Postgraduate Medical Education & Research also doesn't have negative markings. I hope this will help you.

First of all, you have to understand the question pattern of the AIIMS PG. Though the All India Institute of Medical Sciences has a habit of asking complex questions and introducing something new in every session, the basic pattern can be decoded if you go through the previous year's questions. Studying on a regular basis will help you more. Finally, and perhaps most importantly, answering questions on a regular basis, whether they are previously asked MCQs or Banks. The idea is that you need to train your minds to solve MCQs while also managing your time effectively. Initially, it may seem a bit difficult, but if you stick to your routine of solving them regularly, without a doubt, you can do wonders. This is a must in the current scenario, where everyone has access to quality banks. So choose an authentic question bank when you start preparing since that is more important than solving the questions themselves. However, you may use Marrow during your preparation, and I would certainly recommend that because of three main features:
1- The first point is that the recall questions, especially for AIIMS were authentic, and it matters a lot, like many a time you can notice that different coaching institutes give different answers for the same question asked in the AIIMS paper. So that is more important when you decide to solve the previous year's questions.
2- The next is that each and every question has references from standard books, guidelines, or research articles, which makes it a self-sufficient one. This is important because getting a good rank is a race against time, so sticking to one single best source serves the purpose.
3- The third one is the user interface. I would say this is the best as the design of the front end matters a lot to us, and it is the one that provided me the much-needed focus and stamina to solve a large number of MCQs anywhere and anytime. Important point,
1- Try to be strong in basic sciences and short subjects.
2- Complete at least the last four AIIMS PG question papers.
3- Develop the habit of answering Bank every day, regardless of the number of questions.
4- If you are unsure about the mode of preparation, I would strongly recommend Marrow. I hope this will help you.

AIIMS Jodhpur is the best among these. It offers good infrastructure, faculty, and facilities. Faculty members are well-experienced and passionate about teaching. The labs are cutting-edge. Students get access to the latest technologies and devices for learning. AIIMS Jodhpur has better sports facilities compared to any of the new AIIMS. The campus has a good research culture. If you are interested in pursuing research, you will have decent opportunities. So when we compare all three in terms of location, Bhopal wins, but infrastructure and teaching facilities are better at the Jodhpur campus. AIIMS Patna campus is also good but not as good as these two. I hope this will help you.

Best Books for AIIMS and NEET
A majority of the syllabus comes from CBSE Class 11 and 12, hence it might be wise to hold on to your NCERT books for now. But besides that, there are a few other books that are
For Biology:
1- Himalaya Pub. House Biology AIPMT/NEET/AFMC/AIIMS/MH-CET
2- Objective Biology for NEET and AIIMS
3- Truemans Biology Volume 1 and Volume 2
For Chemistry
1- Physical Chemistry For Doctors AIPMT, AIIMS NEET STATE PMT Part 1 and Part 2.
2- Inorganic Chemistry for NEET and Other Medical Entrance Examinations (2019) Second Edition J. D. Lee.
3- Organic Chemistry for NEET and Other Medical Entrance Examinations (2017) Solomons, Fryhle, Snyder. For Physics:
1- H. C. Verma for Physics.
2- Objective Physics M. C. Jain (For Medical and Engineering Entrance Exam).
3- NCERT Extract Objective Physics for NEET JEE Main Class 11 and Class 12, AIIMS BITSAT. For General Knowledge:
1- General Knowledge Aptitude and Logical Thinking for AIIMS by Sunil Nain.
2- Read newspapers every day and keeping yourself updated with the current trends will help you a lot in this section.
3- Not to mention watching the news and reading online journals and publications. I hope this will help you.

Except for AIIMS Delhi, there are two other types of AIIMS:
1. Those set up in 2012: AIIMS Bhopal, AIIMS Jodhpur, AIIMS Bhubaneswar, AIIMS Raipur, AIIMS Rishikesh, and AIIMS Patna.
2. Those set up in 2018 and 2019: AIIMS Nagpur, AIIMS Raebareli, etc. So they fall into the second category because they are far too new in comparison to the older ones. When it comes to the first category, there are numerous factors to consider, all of which are, of course, debatable. Be clear on this: the faculty and studies are nearly the same at all of these colleges. Now let's start with an important category, and that is the location of the college and the city around it:
AIIMS BHOPAL: With a campus spanning nearly 143 acres, it has the best location in Bhopal City Middle. Bhopal is the best of the cities that you can find in India, be it its lakes, tourist spots, or dams; it's just too beautiful. You won't find too much crowding here, especially in New Bhopal.

The benefit of the NIELIT exam:
Recognition:
Recognition has been given by the Government of India to the Department of Electronics and Accreditation of Computer Classes DOEACC O Level examination conducted by the DOEACC Society as equivalent to the Foundation Course in Information Technology for the purpose of employment in the posts and services under the Central Government. Scholarship:
The National Institute of Electronics and Information Technology has introduced a scholarship programme for female, scheduled caste, scheduled tribe, and physically handicapped students who are pursuing NIELIT's O-Level courses as full-time students. The scholarship is worth INR 12,000 and is distributed in two installments if candidates clear all papers in single attempts within the next two consecutive examinations after registration and their annual family income from all sources does not exceed INR 2,50,000. I hope this will help you.

The Symbiosis Institute of Design, Pune, provides admission to fashion design courses on the basis of SEED. To get admission to Symbiosis Pune for fashion design, the procedure is as follows:
1. You will have to register at the official website of SID, Pune, for SEED 2023.
2. Thereafter, you will need to qualify for a written exam, which is conducted in online mode.
3. This test has 150 questions and is of 2.5 hours' duration.
4. After this, you will be required to upload your portfolio for the portfolio review round.
5. In this round, you will have to upload your work, such as sketches, illustrations, or photographs, to be reviewed by the panel.
6. If shortlisted, you will be called for the final Personal Interview round.
7. The weighted average of the three stages' scores is 40 + 40+20, and top-scoring candidates are denied admission to SID. You can learn the step-by-step process to apply at Symbiosis Pune at this Shiksha page: https://www.shiksha.com/college/symbiosis-institute-of-design-symbiosis-international-pune/seed-exam.

To get admission to the Symbiosis Institute of Design (SID) for B. Des. Courses, you have to qualify for the SEED exam. The applicants are qualified to take the SEED exam if they fulfill the following criteria:
1. You have completed your 12th grade or equivalent in any stream.
2. You have a Diploma approved by the State Board of Technical Education with a minimum score of 50%.
3. You can apply if you are appearing for the final-year exams, but only on the condition that your final exam results will be declared by June of the admission year.
4. If you fail your Class 12 exam but pass the immediate compartmental exam on your first attempt, you are eligible for provisional admission to SID.
5. There is no age limit to apply for SEED.

The SEED exam is administered by the Symbiosis Institute of Design (SID) in order to admit students to its design courses. The updated SEED exam pattern is as follows for the 2023 admission cycle:
1. The exam consists of three stages: a written exam, a portfolio review, and personal interaction.
2. The written exam is conducted in online mode and has 150 multiple-choice questions.
3. The time to complete the written test is 2.5 hours, and one mark is allotted to each question.
4. There is no negative marking for a wrong answer in the SEED online test.
5. Applicants for the Portfolio Review must upload their portfolios to the official college website.
6. The portfolio will be reviewed by panel and may contain Sketches, mixed-media illustrations, art-inspired products etc.
7. Finally, shortlisted candidates will have to appear in the interview round of SID. You can learn in detail about SEED on this Shiksha page: https://www.shiksha.com/college/symbiosis-institute-of-design-symbiosis-international-pune/seed-exam-pattern.

No, there is no negative marking for the SEED exam.
1. The SEED exam contains 150 objective-type multiple-choice questions, which are to be completed in 2 hours and 30 minutes.
2. In SEED each question carries one mark for an accurate response and zero marks for an incorrect one. There is no negative marking for a wrong response in this computer-based test. Also, Symbiosis Institute of Design conducts an online mock exam before the actual exam. For SEED 2023, this exam will be conducted on January 12 and 13, 2023. You can know in details about the SEED exam pattern at this Shiksha Page: https://www.shiksha.com/college/symbiosis-institute-of-design-symbiosis-international-pune/seed-exam-pattern.