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Medical entrance examinations are hard to crack. They require a lot of focus, deep analysis of theory and expert practical work.
If you are taking tuition or coaching to prepare for the medical entrance exam, your preparation time schedule should be like this :
1) Study each subject for at least 2 hours every day. You have the flexibility to adjust the time as per your comfort. You can divide the time spent on each subject as 1 hour in the morning and 1 hour in the evening
2) Spend at least 1 hour for solving last few years question papers for each subject
Take some rest after studying for 1-2 hours to keep yourself fresh and active. This will also help you to focus on your studies again
3) If you are not taking any coaching classes or tuition, increase your study time for each subject to at least 3 hours every day. Solve as many test papers as possible
4) For AIPMT preparation or other medical entrance exams, you have to study Physics, Chemistry, Biology, English and General Knowledge thoroughly.

The Maharashtra common entrance test (MH-CET) conducted for admission into engineering and pharmacy courses could change from next year as the state has asked authorities to bring it at par with the Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) from 2018-19.
A Government Resolution (GR)was issued to announce the decision. The GR clearly states that MH-CET for engineering and pharmacy courses will have to be brought at par with JEE in terms of the level of difficulty, paper pattern as well as quality of tests from next year, said Dayanand Meshram, joint director of Directorate of Technical Education (DTE) which conducts the exam. The GR was released by the state last week and will be applicable from next year. This year the test will be based on previous years pattern and syllabus.
This change comes months after officials from DTE had proposed changes to the government in the MH-CET exam, in order to bring better quality applicants for engineering courses across institutes in the state. Since the entrance exam to all medical and health science courses is already at par with national level exams, we wanted to make sure we avoid any last-minute changes to the engineering and pharmacy entrance test. This would give enough time to students to prepare for the entrance exam in 2018, added Meshram.