Predict your Percentile based on your JIPMER MBBS performance
Predict NowThe JIPMER MBBS entrance exam 2020 results will be declared by the exam conducting authority in June 2020 and the category-wise rank list will also be released on the official website of JIPMER. Candidates who will appear for the JIPMER 2020 entrance exam on 2nd June 2020 would be able to view their JIPMER 2020 result on the official website of Jawaharlal Institute of Postgraduate Medical Education and Research, i.e. www.jipmer.edu.in.
The JIPMER result 2020 would contain the All India Rank (AIR) and Percentile score of the candidates. On the basis of the candidate’s performance in JIPMER 2020, the merit list of JIPMER 2020 is prepared for different categories. Additionally, based on the marks scored in JIPMER 2020, qualified candidates are called for the JIPMER Counselling Process.
The counselling for JIPMER MBBS 2020 will be organized on 26th, 27th and 28th June 2020.
To view the results of JIPMER MBBS 2020 on the official site of the Jawaharlal Institute of Postgraduate Medical Education and Research, you will have to follow the steps given below:
Visit the official website of Jawaharlal Institute of Postgraduate Medical Education and Research, i.e. www.jipmer.edu.in.
The category-wise merit lists and overall merit lists will be available on the homepage.
Once you click on the relevant link, the merit list will appear in a PDF format.
Check your name in the list displayed.
Download the result of JIPMER MBBS 2020 for future use.
Answers marked by the candidates in the JIPMER MBBS 2020 exam shall be considered for the calculation of JIPMER MBBS score 2020. The following rules shall be applicable for the calculation of JIPMER MBBS results 2020 -
Normalization procedure is implemented to prepare the merit list of JIPMER MBBS exam 2020. The percentile score of the candidates is strictly considered for preparing the JIPMER MBBS merit list 2020. The normalization procedure ensures that no student is neither advantaged or disadvantaged by the difficulty level of the questions in the JIPMER MBBS exam. The detailed normalization procedure of JIPMER MBBS exam 2020 can be checked below -
Firstly, the percentile score of the candidate in each shift will be calculated. The normalization of score among the multiple shifts of JIPMER MBBS exam is explained through the example below.
Example 1: Let us assume that 4000 students have appeared for the JIPMER MBBS exam in the Morning Shift. Student ‘F’ who appeared for the exam scored 70% in the entrance exam and 1988 candidates scored lesser marks in the exam than student ‘F’. Now, the percentile score of student ‘F’ is calculated as follows -
Percentile Score of 70% Marks in JIPMER MBBS Exam = 1988/4000 X 100 = 49.7
Therefore, the percentile score of the student ‘F’ is 49.7
Example 2: Let us assume that 3500 students have appeared for the JIPMER MBBS exam in the Afternoon Shift. Student ‘N’ who appeared for the exam scored 85% in the entrance exam and 2620 candidates scored lesser marks in the exam than student ‘N’. Now, the percentile score of student ‘N’ is calculated as follows -
Percentile Score of 85% Marks in JIPMER MBBS Exam = 2620/3500 X 100 = 74.85
Therefore, the percentile score of the student ‘N’ is 74.85
In many cases, the exam authority faces an issue where two or more candidates secure the same percentile or marks in the JIPMER MBBS exam. In such cases, the inter-se merit of the candidates in the JIPMER MBBS exam shall be determined as follows.
Tie Breaker 1 - Negative Marks
As per Tie-Breaker (Rule 1), candidates with less negative marks in the JIPMER MBBS exam shall be placed higher in the merit list than the other candidate.
Example: If student ‘A’ and ‘B’ scored 95 percentile in JIPMER MBBS exam 2019 and student ‘B’ has less negative marks in the exam, student ‘B’ shall be placed higher in the merit list than student ‘A’.
Tie Breaker 2 - Biology
If the tie still exists even after applying Rule 1, the second rule is applied to resolve the same. In such cases, a candidate with higher marks in Biology shall be given higher preference in the merit list than the other student.
Tie Breaker 3 - Chemistry
If the tie still exists even after applying Rule 1 & 2, the third rule is applied to resolve the tie. In such cases, a candidate with higher marks in Chemistry shall be given higher preference in the merit list than the other candidate.
Tie Breaker 4 - Physics
If the tie still exists even after applying Rule 1, 2 & 3, the fourth rule is applied to resolve the tie. In case of a tie, candidate with higher marks in Physics shall be given higher preference in the merit list than the other candidate.
Tie Breaker 5 - English Language
If the tie still exists even after applying the above four rules, the fifth rule is applied to resolve the tie. In case of a tie, candidate with higher marks in the English Language shall be given higher preference in the merit list than the other candidate.
Tie Breaker 6 - Logical & Quantitative Reasoning
If the tie still persists even after applying the above five rules, the sixth rule is applied to resolve the tie. In case of a tie, candidate with higher marks in Logical & Quantitative Reasoning section of JIPMER MBBS exam shall be given higher preference in the merit list than the other candidates.
Tie Breaker 7 - Age
Finally, a candidate who is elder in age shall be given higher preference in the merit list than the other candidate. The rule is applied if tie still exists even after applying the above rules.
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