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Jawahar Institute Of Postgraduate Medical Education And Research Pg Entrance Syllabus

• Updated on 9 Jan, 2025 by Pallavi

Candidates must go through all the topics related to Physics, Chemistry and Biology from the syllabi of class 11 and 12, thoroughly to secure a good score in the JIPMER entrance examination. As per JIPMER exam pattern, all three subjects have equal weightage of the subjects: Logical and quantitative reasoning, and English Language and comprehension.

In the entrance examination of JIPMER, the number of questions asked is 200 and all of these questions are expected to be objective. The examination will be computer based.

candidates should check some of the important topics of JIPMER MBBS (NEET) syllabus 2025 from the table below:

Subject Topics
Physics
  1. Physical world and measurement
  2. Electronics
  3. Current electricity
  4. Magnetic effects of current and magnetism
  5. Electromagnetic waves
  6. Optics
  7. Dual nature of matter and radiation
  8. Atoms and nuclei
  9. Electronic devices
  10. Communication systems
Chemistry
  1. Basic concepts in Chemistry
  2. States of matter
  3. Atomic structure
  4. Chemical bonding
  5. Thermodynamics
  6. Solutions
  7. Equilibrium
  8. Redox reactions and electrochemistry
  9. Chemical kinetics
  10. Surface chemistry
  11. Hydrogen
  12. S-Block elements
  13. P-Block elements
  14. D-block and f-block elements
  15. Coordination compounds
  16. Basic organic chemistry
  17. Hydrocarbons
  18. Haloalkanes and haloarenes
  19. Alcohols, Phenols, and Ethers
  20. Aldehydes, Ketones, and Carboxylic Acids
  21. Organic Compounds containing Nitrogen
  22. Biomolecules
  23. Polymers
  24. Chemistry in everyday life
Biology
  1. Cell: structure and functions of cell
  2. Cell cycle and division
  3. Genetics and evolution: Molecular basis of inheritance and principles of inheritance and variation
  4. Human Physiology
  5. Biodiversity and conservation
  6. Environmental issues
  7. Ecosystem
  8. Organisms and population
  9. Biotechnology
  10. Anatomy of flowering plants
  11. Morphology in flowering plants
  12. Respiration in plants
  13. Plant growth and development
  14. Mineral nutrition
  15. Transport in plant
  16. Sexual reproduction in flowering plants
  17. Microbes in human welfare
English Language and Comprehension Section A: Unseen comprehension passage

Section B: Writing skills

Section C:

  1. Literature
  2. Long reading
Logical and quantitative reasoning
  1. Theme detection
  2. Coding and decoding
  3. Blood relationships
  4. Quantitative aptitude
  5. Figure completing
  6. Numeric and alphabetical series