AMU Medical

📌 Overview

AMU does not run a private medical entrance. MBBS at JNMC, BDS at Dr Ziauddin Ahmad Dental College and BUMS seats use NEET UG and the counselling route printed that year (MCC / AMU college counselling as notified).

See also the main NEET UG page on this site. Official AMU notes for 2026–27 medical admissions appear on the Controller site (“Important Instructions for MBBS / BDS”).

📋 What you must do

1. Apply for NEET UG at the NTA NEET portal.
2. Score above the AMU / category cut-off that year.
3. Follow the AMU medical counselling notice — do not assume every NEET rank automatically becomes an AMU form.

📊 Weightage & paper habits

AMU and JMI do not publish a legal chapter-wise marks table for every school/UG paper. Use official Test Paper Details + last years’ memory papers. The lists below are study-order lists, not a promise of marks.

• School papers: the class below the target class is the whole syllabus. Extra “Olympiad” books rarely help and often confuse.
• Language sections can be qualifying (AMU Class VI/IX need 40% in Section I). A high Maths score cannot save a failed language section.
• University objective papers: NCERT 10+2 first, then official PYQs. Coaching modules are optional.
• CUET / JEE / NEET / NATA / NCET routes: that national paper is the exam. The university form is only the second registration.

🗂️ Syllabus checklist you can tick

School (Class VI ← Class V NCERT)

• Maths: numbers up to 1,00,000+; addition–subtraction–multiplication–division; factors; fractions; decimals; measurement (length, weight, volume, time, money); perimeter & area; angles; pictograph / bar graph
• EVS: plants, animals, food, water, shelter, travel, things we make and do, human body & health, maps / our country
• English: unseen passage, nouns, pronouns, verbs, adjectives, articles, prepositions, simple tenses, opposites, make sentences
• Hindi: path, sangya–kriya–visheshan, vilom, vacan, ling, vakya
• Urdu: Class V reader + basic grammar if the paper includes Urdu (AMU Section I does)

School (Class IX ← Class VIII NCERT)

• Maths: rationals, linear equations, squares & square roots, cubes, percentage, profit-loss, SI, algebra identities, quadrilaterals, mensuration, data, graphs
• Science: crop production, microbes, coal & petroleum, combustion, conservation, reproduction, adolescence, force, friction, sound, chemical effects of current, light
• SST: modern India chapters in Class VIII History; resources, agriculture, industries; Constitution, judiciary, public facilities
• English: passage, tenses, voice, narration, modals, clauses, notice / letter

Class XI / SSSC (Class IX–X NCERT)

• Science stream: Physics (motion, force, gravitation, work-energy, electricity, light, human eye), Chemistry (atoms, reactions, acids-bases, metals, carbon), Maths or Biology as per paper
• Commerce / Arts: SST Class 10, English grammar, basic maths / reasoning, GA

B.Tech / engineering diploma / PCM degrees

• Physics: mechanics, thermodynamics, waves, electrostatics, current, magnetism, optics, modern physics
• Chemistry: physical (mole, thermo, equilibrium, electro, kinetics), inorganic NCERT, organic GOC to biomolecules as listed
• Maths: algebra, coordinate geometry, calculus, vectors, probability, trigonometry

B.A. / B.Com. / BBA / law aptitude papers

• English comprehension + grammar
• GK / current India (polity, economy, awards, schemes — last 8–10 months)
• Reasoning: series, analogy, coding, blood relation, syllogism, direction
• Numericals: Class 8–10 percentage, ratio, average, SI-CI, time-work, DI
• Law papers add principle–fact legal aptitude and Constitution basics (NCERT 9–11 polity)

B.Sc. / Agriculture

• Domain NCERT 11–12 of Physics / Chemistry / Maths / Biology as required
• Agriculture extras: soils of India, major crops, irrigation, livestock, schemes (only if the official Test Paper Details mention them)

📅 An 8-week plan that fits school and UG papers

1. Weeks 1–2: Finish NCERT theory of the listed class / stream. One subject a sitting. Notes = one page per chapter.
2. Weeks 3–4: Chapter-end NCERT questions + any official sample. Start an error notebook.
3. Weeks 5–6: Full syllabus revision + two timed papers a week on OMR / CBT style.
4. Weeks 7–8: Only weak chapters + previous papers. Sleep and reach the centre with the admit card printout.

School-age students: 60–90 minutes a day is enough if it is every day. Do not copy a 10-hour JEE timetable for Class VI.

📖 Books & free PDFs

• Always first: official Guide / Prospectus PDF + Test Paper / Entrance Syllabus PDF
• NCERT textbooks of the exact class
• ePathshala · DIKSHA
• School English / Hindi: the same Marigold, Rimjhim, Honeydew books — not “entrance guides” sold on the footpath
• UG PCM: NCERT 11–12 + official JEE Main / CUET domain papers if that is the real test
• Law aptitude: official CLAT samples only as extra reading; the university syllabus PDF is primary
• Mass communication: one national newspaper every day + the JMI syllabus PDF

▶️ YouTube / teachers (free; one per subject)

• Class 5–10: Khan Academy India, ExamFear / LearnoHub, NCERT official explainer playlists
• PCM for B.Tech / Class XI Science: Physics Wallah (Alakh Pandey), Physics Galaxy, Mohit Tyagi — only the NCERT / JEE Main layer
• CUET GAT / English: CUET Adda / PW CUET playlists + NTA official mocks
• Polity / GA: StudyIQ or Drishti short lectures, then verify from NCERT / PIB
• Stop after one teacher per subject. Ten live classes a day is not a plan.

📝 Application & exam-day checklist

• Name and date of birth on the form = previous marksheet / birth certificate exactly
• Admit card from the official portal only (AMU Controller or admission.jmi.ac.in)
• Photo, signature, and qualifying marksheet scanned as the brochure sizes
• Reach the printed centre 60 minutes early; OMR needs a black ball pen as notified
• After AMU/JMI lists: counselling portal, document upload, fee — seats lapse if you miss the window

❓ Frequently asked

• Is there negative marking? School papers often have none; University papers vary. Read that year’s Test Paper Details.
• Can I enter Class VII or VIII from outside? AMU Schools Guide 2026–27 says outside entry is Class I, VI, IX only. JMI school prospectus lists Nursery, Prep, I, VI, IX, XI.
• Does CUET replace the university form? No. CUET score + university form together.
• Does JEE Main fill AMU B.Tech? Default AMU B.Tech is AMU’s own PCM paper. JMI B.Tech is JEE Main.
• Interview? AMU Class VI/IX yes (15 marks, min 40%). Many JMI school papers are written-merit only. UG interviews appear where the prospectus row says so (often mass comm / some diplomas).

⚠️ Common mistakes

• Preparing Class VI from Class VI books (the test is Class V)
• Skipping Urdu / Hindi and failing a qualifying language section
• Paying a shop that claims a “fixed AMU / Jamia seat”
• Missing the university’s own form after CUET / JEE / NEET / NATA
• Using last year’s age window without opening this year’s PDF

📚 What to study

1. Download the live Guide to Admissions (University or Schools) from amucontrollerexams.com — that PDF is the law for this cycle.
2. Use NCERT of the class just below the one you want (Class V books for Class VI test, Class VIII for Class IX, Class X for Class XI).
3. Solve official AMU previous papers / sample OMR sheets when the Controller uploads them.
4. Languages matter: many school papers need 40% in the language section just to stay eligible.

🌐 Official links (bookmark these)

• Controller of Examinations — forms, guides, keys, lists
• Online counselling portal
• amu.ac.in
• NCERT textbooks
• CUET UG (Samarth) — only for CUET-listed AMU programmes

▶️ Free study help

• NCERT + Khan Academy India + ExamFear / LearnoHub for Class V–X science and maths
• Physics Wallah / Unacademy JEE playlists only for B.Tech PCM — AMU B.Tech paper is PCM objective, not JEE Advanced style
• Do not pay anyone who claims a “fixed AMU seat”

⚠️ Disclaimer

Age limits, paper codes, CUET vs AMU-test lists and fees change every Guide. Parents and students must read the PDF on amucontrollerexams.com before paying any fee. This page is a study map, not the University’s notice board.