INI CET is delivered as a computer-based test. AIIMS controls the release of examination materials and candidate responses for each session. Public copies labelled as previous INI CET papers are often memory-based recalls or third-party practice sets; verify their source and do not treat them as official question papers unless AIIMS publishes them.

Pattern to prepare against

Earlier prospectuses describe a 200-question, three-hour CBT. Use the current session prospectus to verify question formats, marking and any other examination rules. Practise timed mixed-subject blocks, review explanations against standard references, and revisit weak topics across preclinical, para-clinical and clinical subjects.

Using an archive

1. Confirm whether a paper or recall is official, memory-based or a coaching practice set.
2. Match the question format and marking scheme against the applicable session prospectus.
3. Use recall material to identify concepts for revision, not to assume questions will repeat.
4. Follow AIIMS instructions regarding confidentiality, sharing and use of exam materials.

IndCareer's historical archive includes recalled subject-wise questions from earlier sessions. The old /en/ini-cet-question-papers route redirects to this guidance.