EXAM SYLLABUS

For the JIPMER 2026 entrance examination, the syllabus is generally based on the undergraduate curriculum relevant to your chosen postgraduate course.The Entrance Examination is common to all and consists of 100 single best response type MCQs having four alternatives and the questions will be asked from concerned subjects to the respective course as detailed below:

EXAM PATTERN

For the JIPMER 2026 entrance examination, the pattern remains consistent for both M.Sc. and MPH courses. The exam is designed to evaluate subject-specific proficiency through an online format. Brief details are given here about pattern of exam. Candidates should notice about all question patterns, marking pattern etc.

1 - Entrance Examination will be conducted only through a Computer Based Test (CBT)

2 - The duration of the examination shall be for One Hour and Thirty minutes.

3 - No candidate will be permitted to appear in the examination unless he/she holds a valid "Admit Card/Hall ticket" issued by the Institute and Identity proof in original & a photocopy of the same.

4 - The examination shall be conducted only in ENGLISH medium.

The Entrance Examination is common to all and consists of 100 single best response type MCQs having four alternatives and the questions will be asked from concerned subjects.

ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA

Here are the latest eligibility criteria for the JIPMER MSc/MPH Entrance Examination 2026-27 (based on the most previous available official patterns and prospectus information - subject to final confirmation when the 2026-27 notification is released. Courses wise eligibility criteria is given below.

1. MSc Allied Health Science courses

A. MSc Medical Biochemistry (Course Code: 8901)

Eligibility: Applicant should have qualified in a 3-year BSc Degree Examination of a recognized University with Biochemistry or Chemistry as main subject with Biology / Botany / Zoology as ancillary subject OR candidates with BSc Degree in Medical Laboratory Technology and BSc MLT, Lateral Entry from a recognized University.

Duration of the course:

1 - The duration of the course is 3 (Three) years.

2 - There is no provision for sponsored / nominated candidates.

3 - There are no stipendiary provisions during the study period.

B. MSc MLT – Microbiology (Course Code: 8902)

Eligibility: Applicants should have qualified in a 3-year BSc Degree Examination in Medical Lab Technology and BSc MLT, Lateral Entry from the recognized University.

Duration of the course

1 - The duration of the course is 2 (Two) years.

2 - There is no provision for sponsored / nominated candidates.

3 - There are no stipendiary provisions during the study period.

C. MSc MLT – Pathology (Course Code: 8903)

Eligibility: Applicants should have qualified in a 3-year BSc Degree Examination in Medical Lab Technology and BSc MLT, Lateral Entry from the recognized University.

Duration of the course

1 - The duration of the course is 2 (Two) years.

2 - There is no provision for sponsored / nominated candidates.

3 - There are no stipendiary provisions during the study period.

D. MSc Medical Physiology (Course Code: 8904)

Eligibility: Applicants should have qualified in a 3-year BSc Degree Examination of a recognized University with Physiology / Biotechnology as main subject with Biology / Botany / Zoology as ancillary subject OR BSc Zoology OR Candidates with BSc Degree in Medical Laboratory Technology and BSc MLT, Lateral Entry from the recognized University.

Duration of the course

1 - The duration of the course is 3 (Three) years.

2 - There is no provision for sponsored / nominated candidates.

3 - There are no stipendiary provisions during the study period.

E. MSc Biostatistics (Course Code: 8905)

Eligibility: A Candidate who has passed the Degree Examination in BSc degree in Statistics (Major) OR BSc degree in Mathematical Science with Statistics as a subject from any recognized University OR an examination of some other University accepted by the institute as equivalent thereto shall be eligible for admission.

Duration of the course

1 - The duration of the course is 2 (Two) years.

2 - There is no provision for sponsored / nominated candidates.

3 - There are no stipendiary provisions during the study period.

F. MSc Neurotechnology (Course Code: 8906)

Eligibility: A Candidate who has passed the Degree Examination in BSc degree in Neurotechnology (OR) BSc degree in Science followed by Diploma in Neurotechnology (2 years regular course) from any recognized University. (OR) BE or B.Tech., in Biomedical Engineering or Biotechnology. (OR) Bachelor of Physiotherapy with 1-year experience in Neurology from a recognized Institution. (OR) Master of Physiotherapy (Neurology) (OR) BA/MA in applied Psychology.

Duration of the course

1 - The duration of the course is 3 (Three) years.

2 - There is no provision for sponsored / nominated candidates.

3 - There are no stipendiary provisions during the study period.

2. MSc Nursing course (course code 8907)

Eligibility

(i) The candidates should have passed the qualification of BSc Nursing Degree of this Institute or any other University accepted as equivalent thereof.

(ii) The candidates should have registered with the State Registration Council of Nursing and Midwifery.

(iii) The candidates should have at least one year of experience in a hospital or in a College or in a School of Nursing or in Community Health Program after BSc Nursing and registration with a State Nursing Council.

Duration of the course

1 - The duration of the course is 2 (Two) years.

2 - There is no provision for sponsored / nominated candidates.

3 - There are no stipendiary provisions during the study period.

4 - For MSc Nursing, the allotment of seats will be done through counseling.

3. Master of Public Health (MPH) (course code 8908)

Eligibility

1 -  Any applicant with qualification of M.B.B.S Degree /B.D.S (Dental) /B.E.,/B.Tech. (Any Branch), BSc (Nursing) / B.V.Sc. (Veterinary Science) / AYUSH / Allied Health or Social Sciences of any recognized University / Statutory Body, should have passed in first attempt in all semesters/year with at least 50% marks in aggregate.

2 - TWO years of completed work experience in public health system is desirable.

Duration of the course

1 - The duration of the course is 2 (Two) years.

2 - There is no stipendiary provisions during the course of study

3 - There is a provision for sponsored / deputed candidates.

4. Post Basic Diploma in Nursing (PBD) (course code 8909)

Eligibility

1 - Must be a registered nurse (R.N. & R.M.) or equivalent.

2 - Possess Diploma in General Nursing and Midwifery with one-year experience as Staff Nurse or BSc Nursing or equivalent.

3 - The prescribed experience will be calculated only after obtaining the registration from a State Nursing Council.

Age Limit: The Upper age limit is 40 years as on the closing date of Online Registration and the age relaxation for SC/ST/OBC/EWS/Service candidates are as per existing Government rules.

Duration of the course

1 - The duration of the course is one year. However, the maximum period to complete the course successfully should not exceed two years.

2 - There is no provision for sponsored / nominated candidates.

3 - For Post Basic BSc. Nursing, the allotment of seats will be done through counseling as per the Roster Point Reservation.

Stipend & Leave eligibility:

ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA

Here are the latest eligibility criteria for the JIPMER MSc/MPH Entrance Examination 2026-27 (based on the most previous available official patterns and prospectus information - subject to final confirmation when the 2026-27 notification is released. Courses wise eligibility criteria is given below.

1. MSc Allied Health Science courses

A. MSc Medical Biochemistry (Course Code: 8901)

Eligibility: Applicant should have qualified in a 3-year BSc Degree Examination of a recognized University with Biochemistry or Chemistry as main subject with Biology / Botany / Zoology as ancillary subject OR candidates with BSc Degree in Medical Laboratory Technology and BSc MLT, Lateral Entry from a recognized University.

Duration of the course:

1 - The duration of the course is 3 (Three) years.

2 - There is no provision for sponsored / nominated candidates.

3 - There are no stipendiary provisions during the study period.

B. MSc MLT – Microbiology (Course Code: 8902)

Eligibility: Applicants should have qualified in a 3-year BSc Degree Examination in Medical Lab Technology and BSc MLT, Lateral Entry from the recognized University.

Duration of the course

1 - The duration of the course is 2 (Two) years.

2 - There is no provision for sponsored / nominated candidates.

3 - There are no stipendiary provisions during the study period.

C. MSc MLT – Pathology (Course Code: 8903)

Eligibility: Applicants should have qualified in a 3-year BSc Degree Examination in Medical Lab Technology and BSc MLT, Lateral Entry from the recognized University.

Duration of the course

1 - The duration of the course is 2 (Two) years.

2 - There is no provision for sponsored / nominated candidates.

3 - There are no stipendiary provisions during the study period.

D. MSc Medical Physiology (Course Code: 8904)

Eligibility: Applicants should have qualified in a 3-year BSc Degree Examination of a recognized University with Physiology / Biotechnology as main subject with Biology / Botany / Zoology as ancillary subject OR BSc Zoology OR Candidates with BSc Degree in Medical Laboratory Technology and BSc MLT, Lateral Entry from the recognized University.

Duration of the course

1 - The duration of the course is 3 (Three) years.

2 - There is no provision for sponsored / nominated candidates.

3 - There are no stipendiary provisions during the study period.

E. MSc Biostatistics (Course Code: 8905)

Eligibility: A Candidate who has passed the Degree Examination in BSc degree in Statistics (Major) OR BSc degree in Mathematical Science with Statistics as a subject from any recognized University OR an examination of some other University accepted by the institute as equivalent thereto shall be eligible for admission.

Duration of the course

1 - The duration of the course is 2 (Two) years.

2 - There is no provision for sponsored / nominated candidates.

3 - There are no stipendiary provisions during the study period.

F. MSc Neurotechnology (Course Code: 8906)

Eligibility: A Candidate who has passed the Degree Examination in BSc degree in Neurotechnology (OR) BSc degree in Science followed by Diploma in Neurotechnology (2 years regular course) from any recognized University. (OR) BE or B.Tech., in Biomedical Engineering or Biotechnology. (OR) Bachelor of Physiotherapy with 1-year experience in Neurology from a recognized Institution. (OR) Master of Physiotherapy (Neurology) (OR) BA/MA in applied Psychology.

Duration of the course

1 - The duration of the course is 3 (Three) years.

2 - There is no provision for sponsored / nominated candidates.

3 - There are no stipendiary provisions during the study period.

2. MSc Nursing course (course code 8907)

Eligibility

(i) The candidates should have passed the qualification of BSc Nursing Degree of this Institute or any other University accepted as equivalent thereof.

(ii) The candidates should have registered with the State Registration Council of Nursing and Midwifery.

(iii) The candidates should have at least one year of experience in a hospital or in a College or in a School of Nursing or in Community Health Program after BSc Nursing and registration with a State Nursing Council.

Duration of the course

1 - The duration of the course is 2 (Two) years.

2 - There is no provision for sponsored / nominated candidates.

3 - There are no stipendiary provisions during the study period.

4 - For MSc Nursing, the allotment of seats will be done through counseling.

3. Master of Public Health (MPH) (course code 8908)

Eligibility

1 -  Any applicant with qualification of M.B.B.S Degree /B.D.S (Dental) /B.E.,/B.Tech. (Any Branch), BSc (Nursing) / B.V.Sc. (Veterinary Science) / AYUSH / Allied Health or Social Sciences of any recognized University / Statutory Body, should have passed in first attempt in all semesters/year with at least 50% marks in aggregate.

2 - TWO years of completed work experience in public health system is desirable.

Duration of the course

1 - The duration of the course is 2 (Two) years.

2 - There is no stipendiary provisions during the course of study

3 - There is a provision for sponsored / deputed candidates.

4. Post Basic Diploma in Nursing (PBD) (course code 8909)

Eligibility

1 - Must be a registered nurse (R.N. & R.M.) or equivalent.

2 - Possess Diploma in General Nursing and Midwifery with one-year experience as Staff Nurse or BSc Nursing or equivalent.

3 - The prescribed experience will be calculated only after obtaining the registration from a State Nursing Council.

Age Limit: The Upper age limit is 40 years as on the closing date of Online Registration and the age relaxation for SC/ST/OBC/EWS/Service candidates are as per existing Government rules.

Duration of the course

1 - The duration of the course is one year. However, the maximum period to complete the course successfully should not exceed two years.

2 - There is no provision for sponsored / nominated candidates.

3 - For Post Basic BSc. Nursing, the allotment of seats will be done through counseling as per the Roster Point Reservation.

Stipend & Leave eligibility:

1 - Rs.10,000/- (Rupees ten thousand only) would be paid as stipend every month during one year study period ( Previous Year ).

2 - A total of 30 days of leave shall be admissible for the entire duration of the one-year course ( Previous Year ).

3 - Stipend will not be paid for the extension period, for reasons such as detention due to ineligible internal marks and/or attendance, medical reasons, etc.

Discontinuation of the course

1 - If a candidate discontinues the course with 24 hours’ notice, the candidate will be relieved from the institute only after payment of a penalty of Rs.25,000/- and one month stipend of Rs.10,000/- ( Previous Year ).

2 - If the candidate discontinues the course with one month notice, a penalty of Rs.25,000/- alone must be paid to the institute for getting relieved ( Previous Year ).

5. Postgraduate Diploma/Fellowship (PGD/PGF) courses

A. Postgraduate Diploma in Genetic Counseling (Course Code: 8910)

Eligibility: Any applicant with qualification of MBBS, BDS, BSc Nursing, MSc/ M. Phil Medical Psychology from a recognized University.

Duration of the course

1 - The duration of the course is 1 (One) year.

2 - There is no stipendiary provisions during the course of study

3 - There is no provision for sponsored / nominated candidates.

B. Postgraduate Fellowship in Family Planning (Course Code: 8911)

Eligibility: Any applicant with qualification of MBBS from a recognized University.

Duration of the course

1 - The duration of the course is 1 (One) year.

2 - There is no provision for sponsored / nominated candidates.

3 - Stipend of Rs.25,000/- (Rupees Twenty Five Thousand) for per month for 12 months will be awarded ( Previous Year ).

6. Medical Physics Internship Program

Eligibility: 1. A post graduate degree in Physics from a recognized university and a Post M.Sc. Diploma in Radiological/Medical Physics from a recognized university;

OR

2. A basic degree in science from a recognized university, with Physics as one of the main subjects and a post graduate degree in radiological/medical physics from a recognized university.

Duration of the course

The duration of the course is 1 (One) year.

Stipend & Leave eligibility

1 - Rs.10,000/- (Rupees ten thousand only) would be paid as stipend every month during one year Internship period ( Previous Year ).

2 - A total of 30 days of leave shall be admissible for the entire duration of the one-year Internship program ( Previous Year ).

Completion of the Internship Program

1 - The candidate has to mandatorily complete 1year internship program to be eligible for certification.

2 - Candidate has to do extension period in case they fail to complete mandatory 1 year program. Stipend will not be paid for the extension period.

Discontinuation of the course

1 - If a candidate discontinues the course with 24 hours’ notice, the candidate will be relieved from the institute only after payment of a penalty of Rs.25,000/- and one month stipend of Rs.10,000/-( Previous Year ).

2 - If the candidate discontinues the course with one month notice, a penalty of Rs.25,000/- alone must be paid to the institute for getting relieved ( Previous Year ).

IMPORTANT DATES

While official 2026 dates have not yet been released on the JIPMER Admissions Portal, the exam typically follows a mid-year academic cycle. Based on previous schedules. Details regarding dates are given below.

EXAM ANALYSIS

Here is the exam analysis for the upcoming JIPMER MSc/MPH Entrance Exam 2026, based on the most recent exam cycle conducted by Jawaharlal Institute of Postgraduate Medical Education and Research.

JIPMER MSc/MPH Exam 2026 Analysis (Based on Previous Year)

When the Last Exam Was Conducted

The most recent exam cycle, JIPMER MSc/MPH 2025, was conducted on:

27 July 2025 (Sunday) in Computer-Based Test (CBT) mode for admission into postgraduate programs such as MSc Allied Health Sciences, MPH, and related courses.

Exact Date, Time, and Shift Details (Previous Exam)

Exam Date:
27 July 2025

Mode:
Computer-Based Test (CBT)

Number of Shifts:
Single shift

Exam Timing:
9:00 AM – 10:30 AM

Exam Duration:
1 hour 30 minutes

Reporting Time:
7:00 AM

Gate Closing Time:
8:15 AM

Candidates were not allowed to leave the exam hall before 10:30 AM, when the test concluded.

Expected Exam Timeline for 2026

The official notification for 2026 has not yet been released, but based on past trends, the exam schedule is expected to follow a similar pattern.

Expected timeline for JIPMER MSc/MPH 2026

Notification release
May – June 2026

Application period
Late June – July 2026

Admit card release
July 2026

Entrance exam
Late July – Early August 2026

Result declaration
August 2026

Exam Pattern

The entrance test pattern has remained largely consistent.

Mode
Computer-Based Test

Duration
1 hour 30 minutes

Total questions
100

Question type
Multiple-choice questions (MCQs)

Language
English only

Marking scheme
+4 marks for each correct answer
?1 mark for each incorrect answer
0 marks for unanswered questions

Merit and Qualifying Criteria

Merit is determined based on percentile scores calculated from the total marks.

Minimum qualifying percentile:

UR / EWS
50 percentile

UR-PwD
45 percentile

SC / ST / OBC (including PwD)
40 percentile

In case of a tie between candidates, ranking is decided by:

1. Fewer negative marks

2. Older candidate gets preference.

Difficulty Level of the Previous Exam

Based on exam analysis and candidate feedback, the overall difficulty level of the JIPMER MSc/MPH 2025 exam was moderate.

Typical section trend:

Core subject knowledge
Moderate

Public health and epidemiology concepts
Moderate

General aptitude / analytical questions
Easy to moderate

Candidates with strong fundamentals in public health concepts, epidemiology, and medical sciences generally performed well.

Good Attempts in the Exam

Because of negative marking, candidates usually attempt questions carefully.

Typical good attempt range
70 – 85 questions out of 100

Accuracy plays a key role in determining the final percentile.

Expected Cutoff Trends

Cutoffs vary depending on the course (MSc discipline or MPH), exam difficulty, and number of candidates.

General trend:

Highly competitive programs
70–80 percentile or higher

Moderately competitive programs
60–70 percentile

Minimum qualifying range
40–50 percentile

What to Expect in JIPMER MSc/MPH 2026

Based on previous exam trends, the 2026 exam is expected to maintain the same structure:

Computer-based entrance exam
Single shift examination
100 MCQs
90-minute duration
Negative marking continues

The difficulty level is expected to remain moderate, with emphasis on core public health and biomedical concepts.

Preparation Strategy for JIPMER MSc/MPH 2026

To perform well in the exam:

Focus on epidemiology, biostatistics, and public health concepts
Revise core medical science topics relevant to the course applied for
Solve previous year MCQs and mock tests
Strengthen analytical reasoning and interpretation skills.

STUDY TIPS

To prepare for the JIPMER MSc/MPH Entrance Exam 2026, focus on mastering Preventive and Social Medicine (PSM) - MCQs. Strengthen core concepts in statistics, epidemiology, and environmental health, while staying updated on national health programs, WHO reports, and CDC data. 

Know about the Exam Pattern and Syllabus : First, go through the exam pattern and syllabus listed above in this article. It always helps to know the layout of the question paper. A thorough reading of that will create a kind of familiarity for you which will help when you-you will first see the question paper.

Practice from the Previous Year question papers : Going through the previous year’s question papers will help you get an idea of what kind of questions you should expect in the exam. So, make sure to go through some of the recent previous year question papers.

Divide subjects into blocks : In order to plan the preparation properly, the students must divide the subjects into blocks by clubbing similar subjects.

Make Notes : It is well known that you always be more comfortable with your own handwriting rather than just reading from some printed material. So, try to put in a little bit of effort and make notes for the topics you are preparing.

STUDY PLAN

1 Month Study Plan

A one-month study plan for the JIPMER MSc/MPH Entrance Exam 2026 requires focusing on core public health concepts, biostatistics, and epidemiology, with daily MCQ practice. Prioritize Preventive and Social Medicine review National Health Programs, and use WHO/CDC websites for current updates. 

Four Week Study Strategy

Week 1: Core Fundamentals & Epidemiology: Study epidemiology, public health foundations, and environmental/occupational health. Focus on study designs, measures of disease frequency, and health indicators.

Week 2: Biostatistics & Research Methodology: Dedicate time to understanding biostatistics, data analysis, and research methods, as these are critical components of the exam.

Week 3: National Health Programs & Policies: Review all major Indian National Health Programs (e.g., NHM, TB, Malaria, HIV/AIDS control programs) and recent health policy updates Ministry of Health and Family Welfare websites.

Week 4: Revision & Mock Tests: Practice as many MCQs as possible from previous years or specialized guidebooks. Focus on weak areas and time management. 

Key Resources

Books: Preventive and Social Medicine by Vivek Jain (includes biostatistics).

Resources: WHO website for global health trends, CDC for infectious diseases, and Vikaspedia.

Focus Areas: Biostatistics, communicable/non-communicable diseases, health administration, and sociology. 

Daily Routine Structure

Morning (3 hours): Deep study of a specific unit (e.g., Epidemiology).

Afternoon (2 hours): Review of National Health Programs or current affairs.

Evening (2-3 hours):  MCQs practice and analyzing weak areas.

3 Month Study Plan

A 3-month (90-day) study plan for the JIPMER MSc/MPH 2026 entrance exam requires intensive focus on public health foundations, epidemiology, biostatistics, and environmental health. Month 1, focuses on core concept building, Month 2, on comprehensive MCQ practice and Month 3, on mock tests and revision. 

Three-Month JIPMER Prep Plan (2026) 

Month 1: Core Concept Building (Foundations & Epidemiology)

Focus: Study core subjects: Public Health Foundations, Epidemiology, and Biostatistics.

Resources: Preventive and Social Medicine by Dr. Vivek Jain.

Action: Create concise notes for quick revision and understand the concepts, don't just memorize.

Month 2: Intense MCQ Practice & Subject Expansion

Focus: Environmental & Occupational Health, Nutrition, and Health Programs.

Action: Practice at least 50-100 MCQs daily. Use Vikaspedia for Indian national health programs and WHO website for updates on outbreaks and health guidelines.

Month 3: Revision and Mock Tests

Action: Take full-length mock tests to improve speed and accuracy.

Review: Analyze every mock test to identify weak areas. Re-read notes for topics frequently missed in tests.

Focus: Last two weeks, only revise existing notes. 

Key Tips for Success

Exam Structure: The exam consists of 100 objective-type (MCQ) questions focusing on the specific field.

Essential Topics: Epidemiology, Biostatistics, Health Administration, and Reproductive Health.

6 Month Study Plan

A six-month, focused study plan for the JIPMER MSc/MPH Entrance Exam 2026 requires dividing time between comprehensive theory, subject-specific MCQ practice (especially Biostatistics/Epidemiology), and revision.

Six-Month Study Plan Structure

Months 1-2: Foundation & Core Theory

Study fundamental concepts for your specific field (e.g., Immunology/Microbiology for MSc, Public Health/Epidemiology for MPH).

Focus on key chapters from standard textbooks.

Utilize online resources like the CDC and WHO websites for up-to-date public health information.

Months 3-4: Intense Topic-wise Practice

Solve topic-wise MCQs to identify weak areas.

Dedicate specific time to Biostatistics and research methodology.

Make concise notes for quick revision.

Month 5: Revision & Question Banks

Revise your notes and focus on high-yield topics.

Practice full-length mock tests specifically designed for JIPMER PG entrance exams.

Solve 2019-2024 papers to understand the pattern.

Month 6: Final Review & Exam Strategy

Take at least 10-15 full-length mock tests to improve speed and accuracy.

Review all formula-based topics (biostatistics) and national health programs (for MPH).

Focus on mental preparation and reducing silly errors. 

Key Subject Focus

MPH: Epidemiology, Biostatistics, Environmental Health, Health Management, and National Health Programs.

MSc: Subject-specific fundamentals (Biochemistry, MLT, Nursing).

OVERVIEW

This is a common online computer-based test (CBT) conducted by JIPMER for admission into its postgraduate programs, including MSc (various disciplines) and MPH. After clearing the JIPMER MSc/MPH Entrance Exam, candidates can pursue postgraduate programs in MSc, MPH, and a few other allied health disciplines. 

1. MSc Allied Health Science courses

2. MSc Nursing

3. Master of Public Health

4. Post Basic Diploma in Nursing

5. Other Postgraduate courses

6. Medical Physics Internship Program

SELECTION PROCESS

The selection process for the JIPMER MSc and MPH entrance exams 2026 consists of a Computer-Based Test (CBT) held as an All India Entrance Examination, followed by merit-based seat allocation. Candidates must register online on the JIPMER website, take the entrance test, and participate in counselling based on their rank. 

The Candidates will be selected based on the performance in the entrance examination.

Candidates’ response to questions:

The responses of the candidate for a question(s), on click of “Submit” button before closing of Examination shall be considered as the responses chosen by the candidate.

Questions that are answered will be considered as answered.

Marked for review and answered will be considered as answered.

Marked for review and unanswered will be considered as not answered.

Awarding of marks

Each answer with correct response shall be awarded FOUR marks.

ONE mark will be deducted for each incorrect response.

ZERO mark will be given for the question(s) not answered.

The score such obtained will be the Raw Score.

This Raw Score will be used to determine Percentile score for the purpose of Eligibility using Cut-Offs and for the purpose of determining Merit / Ranking.

The Percentile Score of a Candidate = No. of Candidates from the group with aggregate mark less than a candidate / No. of Candidates appeared in the Entrance Examination. x 100 

Example: If 3888 Candidates appear in the entrance exam and if a candidate scores 60% marks and has 2500 Candidates below him; his Percentile score will be calculated as (2500/3888) x 100 = 64.3004120

Merit Ranking

The Percentile scores for the Total Marks would be arranged to derive an Overall Merit List / Ranking.

Merit List would be drawn category-wise based on minimum percentile for each course as given below.