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JIPMER entrance exam results

Pondicherry June 14. Following is the list of roll numbers of candidates who were provisionally selected and placed in order of merit on the basis of the marks obtained by them at the entrance examination conducted by the Centrally-administered JIPMER (Jawaharlal Institute of Post-graduate Medical Education and Research) on June 8 for admission to MBBS course (2003-2004).

The Dean of JIPMER, A.K. Das, said in a communication announcing the results last night that the examination was held at Pondicherry, Chennai, Hyderabad, Delhi, Kharagpur and Thiruvananthapuram simultaneously. Of the 20,046 candidates who were eligible to sit for the test, 12,899 candidates appeared for the examination in these centres.

Results: (Marks obtained by candidates out of 200 at the entrance test are given in brackets).

Open General: 13585 (167) 23340 (165) 14156 (161) 31060 (161) 14137 (160) 50182 (160) 50540 (160) 41541 (159) 61081 (159) 50375 (158) 20643 (157) 44652 (157) 10505 (157) 60109 (157)

Open Scheduled Caste: 30996 (148) 42050 (143) 42679 (143) 30208 (143) 30094 (142) 13355 (141) 44699 (138) 12203 (138)

Open Scheduled Tribe: 30093 (140) 11576 (135) 44625 (127) 41496 (125)

Pondicherry General: 11516 (156) 11608 (152) 12369 (152) 11014 (151) 13302 (150) 14121 (150) 11939 (150) 10771 (150) 12148 (149) 13859 (148) 10571 (148) 12195 (147) 10740 (147) 10463 (146) 11137 (145)

Pondicherry Scheduled Caste: 10167 (135) 10309 (133) 10119 (129) 13065 (125) 11431 (123)

The Institute has also published the list of candidates placed in the waiting list. Full details of the results are available on the Internet at the website www.jipmer.edu and individual intimation is being sent to successful candidates, Prof. Das said in the communication.

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