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Key Facts: AIAPGET Siddha Exam

120 MCQs

Siddha paper question count

NTA AIAPGET 2026 Information Bulletin

120 minutes

Exam duration

NTA AIAPGET 2026 Information Bulletin

+4 / −1

Marking scheme (max 480 marks)

NTA AIAPGET 2026 Information Bulletin

INR 2700 / 2450 / 1800

UR / EWS-OBC-NCL / SC-ST-PwBD fees

NTA AIAPGET 2026 Information Bulletin

English & Tamil

Siddha paper medium

NTA AIAPGET 2026 Information Bulletin

AIAPGET Siddha (NTA) is a 120-minute CBT with 120 MCQs from the full BSMS syllabus, +4/−1 marking (480 marks max), for MD/MS Siddha admissions via AACCC counselling.

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1According to the 96 Thathuvam in Siddha philosophy, under which category do the five inner faculties (Andhakaranam) fall?
A.Atma Thathuvam
B.Vidya Thathuvam
C.Siva Thathuvam
D.Purusha Thathuvam
Explanation: Andhakaranam (comprising Manam, Buddhi, Ahankaram, and Chittam) represents the inner instruments of the soul and falls under the 24 Atma Thathuvam. These faculties govern mental processes, decision-making, ego, and memory storage.
2In the Siddha diagnostic method En-vagai Thervu, what is the clinical significance of a urine oil-drop test (Neikyuri) where the oil drop spreads rapidly like a snake (paambu) across the urine surface?
A.Indicates dominant Kabam humor
B.Indicates dominant Vatham humor
C.Indicates dominant Pitham humor
D.Indicates healthy digestion and equilibrium of humors
Explanation: In Neikyuri (urine oil drop test), when the drop of sesame oil spreads swiftly like a snake (paambu) gliding across the urine surface, it indicates the dominance of the Vatham (Vali) humor. This reflects the dry, light, and mobile qualities of the wind element associated with Vatham.
3Which of the following represents the correct number of Siva Thathuvam according to Siddha cosmological principles?
A.5
B.7
C.24
D.36
Explanation: The Siva Thathuvam are 5 in number: Sivam, Sakthi, Sadhasivam, Easwaram, and Suddhavidhai. They represent pure consciousness and the highest spiritual levels in the 96 Thathuvam classification.
4In En-vagai Thervu, when performing Neikyuri (oil drop test), if the oil drop spreads to form a ring (mothiram/valaiyal) shape, it represents which humor?
A.Vatham
B.Pitham
C.Kabam
D.Sonneer
Explanation: A ring-like spread (mothiram/valaiyal) of the sesame oil drop on the urine surface signifies Pitha dominance. This reflects the hot, sharp, and expanding qualities of the fire element that dominates Pitham.
5Which of the ten major energy channels (Dasa Naadi) begins at the right big toe and terminates at the left nostril?
A.Idakalai
B.Pingalai
C.Suzhumunai
D.Gandhari
Explanation: According to traditional Siddha physiological texts, Idakalai (Ida Nadi) starts from the right big toe, travels through the body, and terminates at the left nostril. It is associated with the cooling lunar energy (Chandra Mandalam).
6In Neikyuri (oil drop test), when the oil drop stays as the shape of a pearl (muthu), it is indicative of which dominant humor?
A.Pitham
B.Vatham
C.Kabam
D.Vatha-Kabam
Explanation: In the classical Neikyuri diagnostic test, if the oil drop stays like a pearl (muthu), it indicates a Kaba (Iyam)-dominant state. This reflects the heavy, dense, and stable qualities of the earth and water elements associated with Kabam.
7According to the 96 Thathuvam in Siddha philosophy, which of the following is categorized under the five sensory organs of perception (Porigal)?
A.Mey (Skin)
B.Vaai (Speech)
C.Kai (Hands)
D.Kaal (Feet)
Explanation: Mey (skin/touch) is one of the five Porigal (sensory organs), along with Vaai (mouth/taste), Kan (eyes/sight), Mookku (nose/smell), and Sevi (ears/hearing). The Porigal are the physical structures through which perception occurs.
8Under the 96 Thathuvam classification, how many Kanmendhriyangal (motor organs) are recognized?
A.5
B.10
C.24
D.96
Explanation: There are exactly 5 Kanmendhriyangal (motor organs) in Siddha philosophy: Vaai (mouth/speech), Kaal (legs/locomotion), Kai (hands/grasping), Eruvaai (anus/excretion), and Karuvaai (genitals/reproduction).
9In the Siddha 96 Thathuvam system, the 24 Atma Thathuvam exclude which of the following groups?
A.Vidya Thathuvam
B.Panchamahabhuta
C.Gnanendhriyangal
D.Andhakaranam
Explanation: The 24 Atma Thathuvam consist of the 5 elements (Bhoothangal), 5 sense organs (Gnanendhriyangal), 5 motor organs (Kanmendhriyangal), 5 sense objects (Tanmatraigal), and 4 inner faculties (Andhakaranam). Vidya Thathuvam is a separate category of 7 cosmic/spiritual principles, making it excluded from the 24 Atma Thathuvam.
10Which of the following groups constitutes the three impurities (Malam) that bind the soul according to Siddha Saiva Siddhanta philosophy?
A.Aanavam, Kanmam, Maayai
B.Vatham, Pitham, Kabam
C.Eshanai, Ragam, Vinai
D.Saaram, Senneer, Oon
Explanation: According to Saiva Siddhanta (which forms the philosophical basis of Siddha medicine), the three impurities or bonds (Malam) that bind the soul (Pasu) are Aanavam (egoism/darkness), Kanmam (karma/actions), and Maayai (illusion/material world).

About the AIAPGET Siddha Exam

AIAPGET Siddha is NTA's national computer-based entrance test for MD/MS and PG diploma seats in Siddha medicine. The 120-minute paper has 120 MCQs drawn from the entire BSMS curriculum — Siddha Maruthuva Thathuvam, Udal Thathuvam, Gunapadam, Noi Naadal & Noi Anugavithi, General Medicine & Special Therapies, and Nunnuyiriyal — with +4/−1 marking for a maximum of 480 marks.

Assessment

One discipline-specific CBT paper for Siddha (BSMS syllabus). No sectional time limit. Medium: English and Tamil.

Time Limit

120 minutes

Passing Score

Minimum qualifying percentile per category (50th General/EWS, 40th SC/ST/OBC-NCL, 45th UR-PwBD); institute cutoffs for MD/MS seats are higher

Exam Fee

INR 2700 (General UR); INR 2450 (General-EWS/OBC-NCL); INR 1800 (SC/ST/PwBD/Third Gender) — AIAPGET 2026 Information Bulletin (National Testing Agency (NTA) on behalf of Ministry of AYUSH)

AIAPGET Siddha Exam Content Outline

~15%

Siddha Maruthuva Thathuvam (Principles and History)

Fundamental principles of Siddha, 96 Thathuvam, Saiva Siddhanta, history, and En-vagai Thervu diagnostics.

~15%

Udal Thathuvam (Anatomy & Physiology)

Siddha Anatomy & Physiology, Mukkutram (Vatham, Pitham, Kabam), and Ezhu Udal Thathukal.

~25%

Gunapadam (Materia Medica & Pharmaceutics)

Properties of herbs, minerals, metals, animal products; purification/Suddhi, and dosage of formulations (Parpam, Chendooram, Kudineer, etc.).

~15%

Noi Naadal & Noi Anugavithi (Pathology & Diagnostics)

Siddha Pathology, disease classification, pulse/Naadi diagnosis, Neerkuri, and Neikyuri.

~20%

Siddha Maruthuvam & Special Therapies

General medicine, toxicology (Nanju Nool), Varmam therapy, Thokkanam, and 32 external therapies.

~10%

Nunnuyiriyal (Siddha & Modern Microbiology)

Siddha concepts of Kirumigal and modern microbiology, infection control, and immunology.

How to Pass the AIAPGET Siddha Exam

What You Need to Know

  • Passing score: Minimum qualifying percentile per category (50th General/EWS, 40th SC/ST/OBC-NCL, 45th UR-PwBD); institute cutoffs for MD/MS seats are higher
  • Assessment: One discipline-specific CBT paper for Siddha (BSMS syllabus). No sectional time limit. Medium: English and Tamil.
  • Time limit: 120 minutes
  • Exam fee: INR 2700 (General UR); INR 2450 (General-EWS/OBC-NCL); INR 1800 (SC/ST/PwBD/Third Gender) — AIAPGET 2026 Information Bulletin

Keys to Passing

  • Complete 500+ practice questions
  • Score 80%+ consistently before scheduling
  • Focus on highest-weighted sections
  • Use our AI tutor for tough concepts

AIAPGET Siddha Study Tips from Top Performers

1Revise the 96 Thathuvam classifications thoroughly: Atma, Vidya, Siva, and their divisions constitute key scoring areas in fundamental principles.
2Focus intensely on Gunapadam: Memorize the Suddhi (purification) processes for minerals, toxic metals, and herbs like Serankottai, and learn standard dosages of Kudineer and Chendooram.
3Master pulse (Naadi) diagnosis and urine oil-drop tests (Neikyuri): These diagnostic paradigms are core components of Noi Naadal.
4Understand the landmarks and names of the 108 Varmam points: Direct questions on Varmam types (Paduvarmam vs. Thoduvarmam) and locations are common.
5Solve previous years' AIAPGET Siddha papers: This helps in understanding how classical Tamil medical terms are transliterated and matched in English.
6Monitor updates on exams.nta.nic.in/aiapget for scheduling, admit cards, and counselling lists by AACCC.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the AIAPGET Siddha 2026 exam pattern?

Per the NTA AIAPGET 2026 Information Bulletin, the Siddha paper is a 120-minute computer-based test with 120 single-correct MCQs for a maximum of 480 marks. Marking is +4 for correct, −1 for incorrect, and 0 for unattempted. The medium is English and Tamil.

What is the AIAPGET 2026 application fee?

For AIAPGET 2026, NTA charged INR 2700 for General (UR) candidates, INR 2450 for General-EWS and OBC-(NCL) candidates, and INR 1800 for SC, ST, PwBD, and Third Gender candidates, plus applicable payment-gateway charges.

Who is eligible for AIAPGET Siddha?

Candidates must hold a BSMS degree from an NCISM/CCIM-recognized institution and have completed the one-year compulsory rotating internship. They apply for the Siddha discipline paper specifically. Eligibility details are in the official NTA information bulletin.

Is there negative marking in AIAPGET?

Yes. Each correct answer awards 4 marks; each incorrect answer deducts 1 mark. Unattempted questions score zero. The raw score formula is (4 × correct) − (1 × incorrect).

What is the minimum qualifying score for AIAPGET?

NTA sets category-wise minimum qualifying percentiles (e.g., 50th for General/EWS, 40th for SC/ST/OBC-NCL). Meeting the cutoff makes you eligible for counselling; actual MD/MS seat allotment depends on rank and institute cutoffs via AACCC.

Which subjects are covered in the AIAPGET Siddha syllabus?

The Siddha paper covers the full BSMS undergraduate curriculum including Siddha Maruthuva Thathuvam, Udal Thathuvam, Gunapadam, Noi Naadal & Noi Anugavithi, Siddha Maruthuvam (General Medicine & Special Therapies like Varmam, Thokkanam, Nanju Nool), and Nunnuyiriyal (Siddha Microbiology).