AFMC

AFMC grants you admission for various MBBS programmes. To secure admission here, your scores in NEET and ToELR are considered. After this, a psychological assessment cum interview is done. Out of 130 seats, 105 are reserved for boys and 25 are reserved for girls. 10 seats are also reserved for students in SC and ST categories.

• Age:

  If you’re applying for MBBS this year, you must be a citizen of India who has completed 17 years on December 31st in the year of admission.

  If your qualification is 10+2, your age must be between 17 and 22 years of age.

  If you’re a B.Sc. candidate, your age must be less than 24 years.

• Subjects:

  English, Physics, Chemistry and Biology are compulsory.

  You must have taken up English, Physics, Chemistry and Biology in your 10+2 or any equivalent examination.

• Score in 10+2 or equivalent exam:

  You must have scored not less than 60% in your 10+2 or equivalent examination. This includes a minimum of 50% each in PCMB. You must also have passed Mathematics in your Class 10 exams.

• Year of passing 10+2 or equivalent exam:

  There is no year limit for applying to this exam.

• Aadhaar card requirement:

  You need a registered Aadhaar Card Number to be eligible to apply for AFMC.

• Number of attempts:

  You can apply for this exam as long as you’re under the age limit.

• Understand the NEET syllabus well as it is the equivalent of the CBSE syllabus for Classes 11 and 12. Use this fact to stick hard and fast to the syllabus. For a deeper hold on topics, check Toppr Learn.
• Practice lots of questions to improve your accuracy. Toppr offers you a huge question bank brimming with challenging questions!
• Prepare important topics very thoroughly, as the most frequently asked topics rarely fetch easy questions. Grasping them well will enhance your chances at scoring better in the exam. Make sure you understand important topics and their weightage in previous years' papers.
• Some of the questions asked are applicative and should be practiced well.
• Solving previous years’ papers will familiarize you with the type of questions that are asked in the exam, and also simulate an exam-like environment. This is why you must make sure that you solve sample papers and previous years’ papers.
• Make sure to strategize comprehensively about the exam beforehand
• Make sure to refer tips to clear NEET and effortlessly cross all hurdles!

• Take a few basic tests based on English comprehension, synonyms and antonyms
• Have a general, overall knowledge of the language
• For Maths and Logical Reasoning, presence of mind is required. You can develop on this through sufficient practice from the books recommended later in the page

• If you have attached certificates of achievement in any extracurricular activity, be mentally prepared to be tested on that
• Your hobbies might be another thing you’re tested upon. If you’ve mentioned that you like acting, the interviewers might ask you to do a scene from some famous movie! Do not freak out at such times. Just do whatever you are asked to.
• You should be ready to answer why you want to join AFMC. Again, be truthful.
• Read up about things like ‘health problems in your area’, ‘your state’, ‘its specialities’ and more. In fact, read up entire articles on your city and state from Wikipedia. For current affairs, just regularly read newspapers for a couple of days before your interview.

• NCERT Biology for Class XI and XII
• Trueman's Biology, Vol 1 and 2
• Objective Biology by Dinesh Publications
• Pradeep Publications for Biology
• G.R. Bathla's Publications for Biology

• Concepts of Physics by H.C. Verma(Vol-1 and Vol-2)
• Understanding Physics by D.C. Pandey
• NCERT Physics (Part 1 and Part 2)

• NCERT Chemistry
• Physical Chemistry by O.P. Tandon and P. Bahadur
• Inorganic Chemistry by O.P. Tandon
• Organic Chemistry by O.P. Tandon and R.K. Gupta

• Verbal and Nonverbal Reasoning by R.S. Aggarwal
• How to Crack a Test of Reasoning: In All Competitive Exams (English) by Arihant Publishers
• Analytical Reasoning by M.K. Pandey
• A New Approach to Verbal and Non-verbal Reasoning (English) - 1st Edition by B.S. Sijwali and Indu Sijwali