Filling the preference form is possibly the second most important aspect of the entire admission procedure - the first most would be scoring good marks. However, there's a dearth of good advice about it online. You may find a lot of people offering counselling regarding this aspect alone, and indeed their advice is invaluable to medical aspirants. But all the information that the candidate needs is already present in the booklet 'Information Brochure of Preference System for admission to Health Science Courses', made available to all candidates who purchase the admission form. This booklet, along with loads of other important material, is also freely available off the DMER website (www.dmer.org/). A critical read of the entire booklet is advised for all candidates, well before filling the preference form. It is also best to seek advice from good counselors (you may end up paying some "fees", but it does help), and students who have (recently) been through the process.
I'll briefly explain the information you need to know before filling your preference form, however I should warn you that this is my personal advice, and I stress the importance of reading and understanding the information booklet yourself and keeping yourself updated with all the information on the DMER website, all throughout the admission process.
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