CENTRALISED ALLOTMENT PROCESS 2011: FIRST ALLOTMENT FOR ADMISSION TO MEDICAL DEGREE COURSES (MBBS ONLY)
CEE Kerala brought out the web page for submitting options online today.
The website is http://cee.kerala.gov.in/
This is the option registration page.
Trial Allotment results will be published on 15/07/2011 evening based on the options filed by candidates till 10am on 14/07/2011.
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Monday, July 11, 2011
KEAM Kerala Medical Entrance Allotment Online Option Setting
Friday, May 20, 2011
Recommended Reading Books for AIPMT (Mains and Prelims)
Hi, as an AIPMT aspirant on my own, I know which books to read so as to get what's required for getting through AIPMT and not anything more.
Apart from NCERT textbooks, if you're reading anything more (It's usually a waste to read more because the NCERT textbooks themselves provide everything that's required) may be for bettering your understanding, then I recommend these:
Biology:
Campbell and Reece, Biology
Physics:
Halliday, Resnick, Walker, Fundamentals of Physics
and if you're more interested in physics like I was (and it proved useful to learn physics in detail, because 2011 AIPMT mains had IIT level questions in physics) you may also use Feynman Lectures in Physics (but that's a big book)
Chemistry:
I didn't really read anything outside NCERT textbook. But for organic, there is
Morrison and Boyd Organic Chemistry
For inorganic, try
Instant Notes in Inorganic Chemistry
(And I didn't *buy* any of these. You know what I did. Google is your friend)
Apart from NCERT textbooks, if you're reading anything more (It's usually a waste to read more because the NCERT textbooks themselves provide everything that's required) may be for bettering your understanding, then I recommend these:
Biology:
Campbell and Reece, Biology
Physics:
Halliday, Resnick, Walker, Fundamentals of Physics
and if you're more interested in physics like I was (and it proved useful to learn physics in detail, because 2011 AIPMT mains had IIT level questions in physics) you may also use Feynman Lectures in Physics (but that's a big book)
Chemistry:
I didn't really read anything outside NCERT textbook. But for organic, there is
Morrison and Boyd Organic Chemistry
For inorganic, try
Instant Notes in Inorganic Chemistry
(And I didn't *buy* any of these. You know what I did. Google is your friend)
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