AIIMS prospectuses define the examination and applicable course eligibility; candidates should use the latest session documents for any official syllabus notice. INI CET draws on undergraduate medical or dental knowledge across core disciplines. This subject grouping reflects historical syllabus guidance and is a study framework, not an exhaustive official topic list.

Preclinical subjects

• Anatomy, including gross anatomy, histology, embryology and neuroanatomy.
• Physiology, including organ-system function, cellular physiology and applied concepts.
• Biochemistry, including metabolism, molecular biology, nutrition and clinical correlations.

Para-clinical subjects

• Pathology and laboratory medicine.
• Pharmacology and therapeutics.
• Microbiology, including immunology and infectious disease.
• Forensic medicine and toxicology.
• Community medicine / preventive and social medicine.

Clinical subjects

• General medicine and allied subjects: paediatrics, psychiatry, dermatology and venereology.
• Surgery and allied subjects: orthopaedics, anaesthesiology, radiodiagnosis, radiotherapy and emergency medicine.
• Obstetrics and gynaecology.
• Ophthalmology and otorhinolaryngology.
• Transfusion medicine and blood-bank practice.
• For MDS eligibility, review the dental subjects and course rules stated for the session.

Use the official prospectus for the course-specific syllabus and exam instructions. The former /en/ini-cet-syllabus page contains a broader legacy subject list and redirects here.