AIIMS MBBS 2024 SEAT MATRIX

In India, a total of 20 AIIMS institutions offer the MBBS course, with 2,207 MBBS seats available as of April 2024.

AIIMS, New Delhi

AIIMS New Delhi has 125 seats for Indian nationals and 7 seats for foreign nationals in the MBBS program. Among the seats for Indian nationals:

    •    18 seats are reserved for Scheduled Castes (SC),

    •    9 seats are reserved for Scheduled Tribes (ST),

    •    32 seats are reserved for Other Backward Classes (OBC), and

    •    46 seats are allocated to the General category.

Additionally, 5% of the seats are reserved for Persons with Benchmark Disabilities (PWBD) as per the Rights of Persons with Disabilities Act, 2016. This reservation is implemented on a horizontal basis, subject to evaluation by the Institute’s Medical Board.

Nineteen other AIIMS

In the 11 AIIMS institutions (Bhopal, Bhubaneswar, Deogarh, Jodhpur, Patna, Raipur, Rishikesh, Gorakhpur, Kalyani, Mangalagiri, and Nagpur) with an intake of 125 students each, the 6 AIIMS (Bathinda, Bilaspur, Guwahati, Jammu, Rae Bareli, and Bibinagar Hyderabad) with an intake of 100 students each, and the 2 AIIMS (Rajkot and Madurai) with an intake of 50 students each, the following reservation policy is applicable for Indian nationals:

    •    7.5% for ST

    •    15% for SC

    •    27% for OBC

Additionally, 5% of seats are reserved for Persons with Benchmark Disabilities (PWBD) as per the provisions of the Rights of Persons with Disabilities Act, 2016. This reservation is provided on a horizontal basis within the available seats and is subject to medical fitness as determined by the Institute’s medical board.

AIIMS MBBS FEES 2023

FEES & OTHER PAYMENTS

Indian Nationals:

The dues are to be paid in cash immediately, after you have been declared medically fit in the Medical Board of the Institute as per details given below:

• ABOVE FEES ARE SUBJECT TO REVISION
• Hostel accommodation will be provided subject to availability
• The above payment is to be made in Cash. Please Note that Cheques, Drafts, Money Orders etc. will not be accepted in any case, Extension of date for payment of dues will not be permitted in any case.

Foreign Nationals:

• Tuition fees of US $ 75,000/-(divided in 3 equal installments for Pre-clinical phase, Para clinical phase and Clinical phase of MBBS course) will be charged from the foreign national students admitted to MBBS course at AIIMS.

AIIMS MBBS Counselling and Admission Process:-

The counselling for AIIMS MBBS is conducted under the All India Quota (AIQ) by the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC). Here’s a step-by-step explanation of the process:

1. NEET UG Qualification

    •    AIIMS admissions are now based entirely on NEET UG scores.

    •    Only candidates who qualify NEET UG and meet the required cutoff are eligible for counselling.

    •    AIIMS is one of the most sought-after institutions, so a high NEET score (usually 680+ for top campuses like AIIMS Delhi) is necessary.

2. MCC Counselling Registration

AIIMS seats are allocated through MCC counselling.

Steps to Register:

    1.    Visit the MCC Website: Go to www.mcc.nic.in.

    2.    Create an Account: Use your NEET Roll Number and Application Number to register.

    3.    Pay Counselling Fees:

    •    Non-Refundable Registration Fee:

    •    ₹1,000 (General/OBC/EWS)

    •    ₹500 (SC/ST/PwD)

•    Refundable Security Deposit:

    •    ₹10,000 (General/OBC/EWS)

    •    ₹5,000 (SC/ST/PwD).

    4.    Upload Documents: Upload required documents like NEET scorecard, ID proof, etc.

3. AIIMS Seat Matrix

    •    AIIMS MBBS has 2,207 seats across 20 campuses.

    •    Popular AIIMS campuses:

    1.    AIIMS Delhi

    2.    AIIMS Jodhpur

    3.    AIIMS Bhubaneswar

    4.    AIIMS Rishikesh

    5.    AIIMS Patna, etc.

    •    Reservation Policy:

    •    27% seats for OBC

    •    15% for SC

    •    7.5% for ST

    •    10% for EWS

    •    5% for PwD.

4. Choice Filling and Locking

    •    After registration, candidates must fill in their choices for AIIMS campuses in order of preference.

    •    Key Points:

    •    You can select multiple AIIMS campuses.

•    Arrange them according to your priority.

    •    Lock your choices before the deadline, or they will be automatically locked by MCC.

5. Seat Allotment Process

MCC conducts seat allotment in multiple rounds:

Rounds of Counselling:

    1.    Round 1: Initial allocation based on NEET rank, category, and preferences.

    2.    Round 2: For candidates who were not allotted a seat or opted for an upgrade.

    3.    Mop-Up Round: For vacant seats after Round 2.

    4.    Stray Vacancy Round: Conducted directly by AIIMS campuses for leftover seats.

Options After Seat Allotment:

    •    Accept (Freeze): Confirm the seat and proceed for admission.

    •    Upgrade (Float): Retain the current seat while waiting for a better option in the next round.

    •    Decline: Reject the seat and exit counselling.

6. Reporting to Allotted AIIMS Campus

After seat allotment, candidates must report to the allotted AIIMS campus for:

    1.    Document Verification: Carry original documents for verification (see below).

    2.    Medical Examination: Candidates undergo a fitness test.

    3.    Fee Payment: Pay the admission fee (approx. ₹1,628 annually).

7. Documents Required

Candidates must carry the following documents:

    •    NEET UG Admit Card.

    •    NEET UG Scorecard.

    •    MCC Allotment Letter.

    •    Class 10th and 12th mark sheets and certificates.

    •    Birth Certificate.

    •    Caste Certificate (if applicable).

    •    EWS/PwD Certificate (if applicable).

    •    8 Passport-sized photographs.

    •    Valid photo ID (e.g., Aadhaar, Passport).

8. Admission Fees

AIIMS MBBS tuition fees are highly subsidized:

    •    Tuition Fee: ₹135 per year.

    •    Hostel Fee: ₹990 per year.

    •    Other Charges: ₹503 annually.

Total cost: Approx. ₹1,628 annually.

9. Counselling Rounds Timeline

    •    Round 1 Registration and Choice Filling: Announced after NEET results.

    •    Seat Allotment Result: Declared within a week after choice filling.

    •    Subsequent Rounds: Follow a similar process with adjusted deadlines.

10. Post-Counselling

Once the admission process is completed, students begin their MBBS program at the respective AIIMS campus. AIIMS offers world-class education, modern facilities, and exposure to cutting-edge medical research.

AIIMS MBBS Cutoff 2024 vs 2023 vs 2022 – Last Ranks and Score

Candidates can check the last ranks to obtain admission to various AIIMS Institutions and their corresponding percentile scores, in the year 2024, 2023 and 2022, in the table given below. It must be noted that the last ranks and percentile of the year 2024 has been stipulated on the basis of the seat allotment result of the All rounds of Counseling.

AIIMS MBBS Cutoff 2024 vs 2023 vs 2022

AIIMS MBBS AIQ Cutoff-2024

AIIMS MBBS ROUND-WISE CUTOFF 2024

ALL 20 AIIMS MBBS COLLEGE-WISE CUTOFF 2024

AIIMS CUTOFF 2023

AIIMS MBBS CUTOFF - 2023

ALL 20 AIIMS CUTOFF 2023 

AIIMS, New Delhi realesed the AIIMS MBBS 2019 cutoff  on 12th June  along with the release of the result. The cutoff of AIIMS MBBS 2019 is the minimum required percentage which needs to be scored in order to qualify for the exam. AIIMS MBBS cut off 2019 for different categories will be different. The AIIMS MBBS cut off 2019 will be only online. Important note that all the candidates who will secure the qualifying percentile will not be eligible to participate in the Counseling process except for the open round of AIIMS MBBS Counseling  2019. AIIMS MBBS cutoff 2019 is only indicative of qualification and candidates scoring qualifying percentage will not necessarily be included in the merit list. In order to be included in the merit list candidates will be required to secure a different AIIMS MBBS cut off which will be stipulated in terms of percentile. Candidates can check here the details pertaining to AIIMS MBBS 2019 cutoff in terms of qualifying percentage.

As per AIIMS MBBS cutoff 2019, candidates belonging to General category will be required to score at least 50% marks in AIIMS MBBS entrance exam, while those belonging to OBC category need to score at least 45% and SC/ST candidates will be required to score at least 40% in order to qualify the exam.

AIIMS MBBS Cutoff 2019 – Qualifying Percentage and Percentile

AIIMS MBBS Cutoff  Percentile 2019

AIIMS MBBS Cutoff 2019 – Merit Percentile

Accordingly, the cut-off Percentile eligible for the Mock Round / 1st Round of Seat Allocation / Online Counselling for each category is:

AIIMS MBBS Cutoff 2019 – Tiebreaking Criteria

The merit list of AIIMS MBBS 2019 will be based on the percentile scores of the total raw scores. In case two or more candidates score the same percentile then the method for breaking the tie to allot the All India Rank will be-

• Percentile in Biology – First of all candidates’ percentiles in the Biology section in AIIMS MBBS 2019 entrance exam will be considered to break the tie. Candidate with higher percentile score in Biology will be given preference and will be placed higher in order of the merit list.

• Percentile in Chemistry – If the tie still resists, then the percentile score in Chemistry section will be considered. Candidate with higher percentile in Chemistry will be given preference over the others.

• Percentile in Physics – If the above two criteria fail, then candidates’ percentile in the Physics section will be taken into account. Candidates with higher percentile in Physics will be given the higher ranking.

• Age – If all of the above criteria fails, then the age of the candidate will be taken into consideration. Candidate senior in age will be placed higher in the order of merit.

AIIMS MBBS Previous Qualification and Merit Cutoffs

AIIMS MBBS Cutoff 2018 – Cutoff Percentage and Percentile

 AIIMS MBBS Cutoff 2017 – Cutoff Percentage and Percentiles

 AIIMS MBBS Cutoff 2018 – Merit Percentile

AIIMS MBBS Cutoff – Last Ranks and Percentile

Candidates can check the last ranks to obtain admission to various AIIMS Institutions and their corresponding percentile scores, in the year 2018, 2017 and 2016, in the table given below. It must be noted that the last ranks and percentile of the year 2018 has been stipulated on the basis of the seat allotment result of the first three rounds of Counseling.

AIIMS New Delhi Cutoff – Last Rank and Percentile

AIIMS Bhopal Cutoff – Last Rank and Percentile

AIIMS Patna Cutoff – Last Rank and Percentile

AIIMS Jodhpur Cutoff – Last Rank and Percentile

AIIMS Rishikesh Cutoff – Last Rank and Percentile

AIIMS Raipur Cutoff – Last Rank and Percentile

AIIMS Bhubaneswar Cutoff – Last Rank and Percentile

AIIMS Nagpur Cutoff – Last Rank and Percentile

AIIMS Guntur Cutoff – Last Rank and Percentile

AIIMS MBBS Cutoff 2016 – Institute wise Last Rank Cutoffs

AIIMS MBBS 2018 v/s AIIMS MBBS 2017 v/s AIIMS MBBS 2016

Candidates can check below the comparison of a total number of candidates who qualified for the first round of AIIMS MBBS Counseling and the last ranks called for the Counseling process in AIIMS MBBS 2018, 2017 and 2016. Note that for AIIMS MBBS 2018 entrance, all the candidates who have qualified the exam will not be called for the Counseling process except for the open round of Counseling.

AIIMS MBBS First Counseling  – Candidates Qualified and Last Ranks

SERVICE BOND, DISCONTINUE BOND, STATE QUOTA & STIPEND:-

Here’s a detailed explanation of the service bond, discontinue bond, state quota, and stipend for AIIMS MBBS students:

1. Service Bond in AIIMS for MBBS

    •    AIIMS MBBS Students are not required to sign a service bond after completing the MBBS course.

    •    Students are free to pursue postgraduate studies or work in any healthcare setting without any mandatory service commitment.

    •    However, state-sponsored candidates (those receiving financial aid from the state) may have specific service bond requirements to serve in the respective state for a certain period, though this is generally not applicable to AIIMS as a central institution.

2. Discontinue Bond in AIIMS for MBBS

    •    If a student discontinues the MBBS course after admission, they may be required to pay a discontinue bond penalty.

    •    Penalty Amount: The bond amount varies by campus but typically ranges between ₹5-10 lakh. This fee compensates AIIMS for resources and opportunities utilized during the initial phase of education.

    •    The bond is applicable if a student leaves the course midway, either voluntarily or due to personal reasons.

3. State Quota for AIIMS MBBS

•    AIIMS does not have a state quota for MBBS admissions.

    •    The MBBS seats at AIIMS are filled based on NEET-UG ranks, and all candidates compete in a single pool, regardless of their state of origin.

    •    However, 50% of the seats are reserved for AIIMS internal candidates (those who have completed their schooling from AIIMS).

    •    The remaining 50% of seats are open for candidates from other medical colleges across India, including state candidates, as per the NEET-UG rank.

4. Stipend for AIIMS MBBS Students

    •    Internship Stipend:

    •    AIIMS MBBS students are provided with a stipend during their 1-year internship after completing their final year.

    •    The stipend is approximately ₹23,000–₹28,000 per month, depending on the campus.

    •    This stipend is paid to support living expenses during the mandatory internship, where students gain hands-on clinical experience in hospitals.

    •    Other Benefits:

    •    Free hostel accommodation (for most campuses).

    •    Subsidized meals in the mess.

    •    Access to other student facilities like sports, library, etc.