<p>Aspirants to undergraduate medical and dental seats appeared for the All India Pre-Medical Test (AIPMT) on Sunday. <br /><br />Students who appeared for the test found the paper quite difficult.<br /><br />Dev Galagali, a student at Hymamshu Composite PU College, Malleswaram, said: “Though I was well-prepared, the paper was of a higher level compared with previous years and it was quite tough. Some of my friends said that some questions were easy but I found all the questions to be of the same grade.”<br /><br />In the State, the test was conducted in Bangalore, Managore, Hubli, Belgaum, Gulbarga, Mysore and Shimoga. </p>.<p>According to the faculty of BASE, a coaching institute, equal weightage was given to both 11th and 12th standard in Physics, Chemistry and Biology. <br /><br />. But some anomalies were found in two questions: <br /><br />While in question number 158 (S Version), all options were incorrect, in question number 173 (S Version), answer number 3 and 4 are same and correct.</p>
<p>Aspirants to undergraduate medical and dental seats appeared for the All India Pre-Medical Test (AIPMT) on Sunday. <br /><br />Students who appeared for the test found the paper quite difficult.<br /><br />Dev Galagali, a student at Hymamshu Composite PU College, Malleswaram, said: “Though I was well-prepared, the paper was of a higher level compared with previous years and it was quite tough. Some of my friends said that some questions were easy but I found all the questions to be of the same grade.”<br /><br />In the State, the test was conducted in Bangalore, Managore, Hubli, Belgaum, Gulbarga, Mysore and Shimoga. </p>.<p>According to the faculty of BASE, a coaching institute, equal weightage was given to both 11th and 12th standard in Physics, Chemistry and Biology. <br /><br />. But some anomalies were found in two questions: <br /><br />While in question number 158 (S Version), all options were incorrect, in question number 173 (S Version), answer number 3 and 4 are same and correct.</p>
