Two Year Remote Instructional Medical Program (RIMP II) for NEET (AIPMT) and AIIMS aspirants

Top NEET Entrance Coaching Program in India, 2-year Remote Instuction Medical Program (RIMP II) offered by AskIITians is an ideal program for Class 11 students who are aiming to appear for NEET (AIPMT) 2014 - 2016 or AIIMS 2014 - 2016

Offered by highly qualified tutors, including doctors and ex-IITians, this online NEET coaching program has all the trappings to launch the students in any medical college of their choice in India.

Well-researched study material for the program has been structured and designed in a manner that is easy to understand and easier to remember. The topics covered in the classes are re-enforced using objective-type quizzes, graded assignments and daily practice papers. And there are some very lovingly designed tests through which your teachers assess you, identify your weak and strong points and work with you to help you score more next time.

Priced at Rs 1,32, 750 (inclusive on all taxes), all the components of RIMP II constantly undergo revision by experts to include latest changes in the NEET (AIPMT) pattern, trends and syllabus.
 

Highlights of 2-year Remote Instruction Medical Program

• RIMP II books cover the entire syllabus of Physics, Chemistry and Biology for Class 11 and Class 12 according to the CBSE curriculum, NEET (AIPMT) syllabus as specified by the Medical Council of India, and AIIMS syllabus. Hence, the program is good enough as an AIIMS coaching program too. Students may request the experts to cover additional topics from their board exam syllabus or syllabus of other medical entrance exams they are preparing for.

• Practice Papers and Mock Tests  along with graded assignments cover all types of questions asked in NEET (AIPMT) exam as well as AIIMS exam. All India Test Series is designed to give you a feel of the exam and each test is a step towards success in the actual exam.

• It is the easy accessibility and flexibility of its high-quality study programs that makes AskIITians the best NEET (AIPMT) coaching in India. RIMP-II can be accessed right from one’s home. Classes are usually scheduled after school hours, keeping in mind the convenience of students.

• Live interactive fun classes allow latest technology to facilitate real-time interaction between teachers and students. You can ask a question or doubt using voice and text messaging and work on the problems with your teacher using your computer screen as the white interactive boards. Incorporating technology itself makes a class interesting and enables use of graphics and animation to explain a concept better.

• You can never a miss a class at AskIITians because the links of recorded classroom sessions are saved in your account, which you can play back any time you want. So, if you are not able to make it to a class, play back the recording and be at par with your classmates.

• AskIITians tutors are highly qualified and competent. Many of them have first-hand experience of cracking NEET (AIPMT) or AIIMS exams or IIT JEE exam. Typically, Physics and Chemistry tutors are ex-IITians and Biology teachers are doctors from most prestigious medical colleges in India. They are added to the AskIITians panel only after several rounds of stringent tests and have an online teaching experience of 6 to 10 years. That said, they are not your typical geeky nerds. They are quite easy to talk to and offer 24X7 support system to their students.

• Parents are an important denominator in a student’s success. AskIITians conducts regular Parents Teachers Meetingts (PTM) where parents are informed about student’s performance in class and tests and any updates in our teaching system. Parents’ feedbacks and suggestions are listened to carefully and implemented as required.

• Additional help for board exams and other medical entrance exams in India is part of the RIMP II program.

• Last but not the least, one-to-one special classes and doubt removal sessions form an important component of this classroom program where students can get discuss their problems with their teachers individually.