Q: How much marks should I score in the AIIMS entrance exam to secure an MBBS seat in AIIMS Delhi?

The candidates are no longer given admission based on the AIIMS entrance exam and they are required to appear for NEET to be eligible for M.B.B.S. admission. The NEET percentile cutoff is 50 for General candidates, 45 for General-PwD candidates, and 40 for SC/ ST/ OBC candidates. The AIIMS MBBS NEET Cut off 2023 hasn’t been released yet so I am mentioning last year's cutoff for a slight idea of the same. Category NEET 2022 Cut off Percentile NEET 2022 Cut off Marks General 50 715-117 OBC 40 116-93 SC 40 116-93 ST 40 116-93 On average you should score around 650 to guarantee a seat in AIIMS Delhi for M.B.B.S.

Q: How much marks should I score in the AIIMS entrance exam to secure an MBBS seat in AIIMS Delhi?

As per the cutoff trends, you need to score around 150+ in the AIIMS entrance examination to get a seat at AIIMS Delhi. However, the required cutoff can’t be predicted beforehand. It changes each year depending on different parameters such as the difficulty level of the question papers, the number of applicants, etc. The video explains the NEET score required to do MBBS from AIIMS

Q: Which AIIMS is better excluding AIIMS of new Delhi?

After AIIMS Delhi, AIIMS Bhopal is the preferred choice for most students. AIIMS Bhopal offers good academics. The institute has participated in many international research projects. Students from the institute have visited WSO, Netherlands, and other popular events. The campus of AIIMS Bhopal is located in the middle of the city. It is quiet and ideal for studies. AIIMS Bhopal has one of the biggest fests in central India, i.e. RETINA. People from various parts of the country participate in the fest.

Q: What is the preparation strategy of AIIMS Delhi?

Here are some tips that can help you prepare better AIIMS Delhi. Physics - Follow NCERT books for Physics. Solve previous years questions. The questions are not too difficult. Most MCQs are lengthy and calculative. Learn the shortcuts to solve questions. Solving JEE Mains questions can help. Electrodynamics, Magnetism, Modern Physics, EM, and Optics should be your main target. For Inorganic Chemistry, NCERT books are enough. Go through each and every detail thoroughly. For the Organic section, practice as much as you can. Physical section questions aren’t too difficult. If you have a good understanding of the basics, you can solve the questions easily. For Biology, go through the NCERT books and coaching modules. It should be enough. The GK/logic section is easy. You don’t need to worry about it much. Try to take a good number of mocks.

Q: How is the food at the AIIMS Delhi for students?

Quality of food offered at AIIMS Delhi mess is good compared to other medical colleges in India. The campus has a total of seven messes. Four are attached to hostels and for enrolled students. Three are general for visitors. The mess menu has a variety of options. There are plenty to choose from. The menu includes veg, non-veg, and South-Indian items. AIIMS Delhi mess fees are around INR 2000 per month for four meals (breakfast, lunch, tea, dinner) format of a fixed menu. The amount varies for student-run messes. It will be around 2000-3000.

Q: What type of ragging occurs at AIIMS New Delhi?

The definition of ragging can be different for different people. Post-2014, ragging has been changed to interaction. These types of interactions exist in all colleges like NIT, IIT, or AIIMS. But unlike most of the colleges, in AIIMS Delhi, you have the option to not participate in it. After the Supreme Court‘s order, there is no physical abuse and ragging in most of the medical colleges. Some kind of trolling takes place on social media and if you are a regular social media person, you know that it is very common and cannot be considered as ragging. There are three types of medical colleges in India. State Medical Colleges- In these types of colleges, ragging goes beyond interaction. For example, in Bihar, you have to salute your seniors and follow a dress code like short hair, formal dress, etc. AFMC- It is one of the most disciplined colleges in the country. There is no ragging here. The campus is good and seniors are even better and carry out friendly interaction. You might have to call your senior’s sir/ma’am but everyone does it. AIIMS- We all know that AIIMS Delhi is one of the most prestigious colleges in India. Situations in AIIMS Bhubaneswar, Bhopal, and Jodhpur are more or less the same. There is no ragging and only interaction. Interacting with your seniors in AIIMS just means giving them your introduction for the first time in a few months. Knowing your seniors also helps you in your future as they help you in your studies especially during last-minute preparations. It is important to keep in mind that in AIIMS Delhi, you will not be forced to do anything.

Q: How many marks are required in the AIIMS 2022 to get a seat at AIIMS Delhi?

There’s no way to predict the certain marks that you get you a seat at AIIMS Delhi. Last year, the opening and closing rank for the AIQ seats were respectively, 1 and 53. According to the trends of AIIMS cutoff 2022, the required percentile for the unreserved category was 98.83.

Q: What happens at the first day in AIIMS Delhi for an MBBS?

I have a friend from AIIMS, New Delhi, and here are some snippets of his experience from his initial days. The first day he got to know that he will be studying at AIIMS Delhi was quite overwhelming for him. He got many calls from his family and friends. He also received a video call from four of his seniors who seemed scary at that time but after his freshers, they will become his favorite seniors. When he reached the AIIMS campus, the first thing that he wanted to do was stand in front of the garden which he had thought of for about two years and get a picture clicked. But he ended up getting confused between gate number one and gate number two and entered through gate 3. It’s better if you know a few seniors beforehand, they might take you to the hostel and your room, and then it becomes an interactive experience. On the first day of CREST, his parents made sure he was settled in the hostel. Then the first thing of the day was the director‘s address in the Dr. Ramalinga Swamy board room. As the day progressed, he got to meet various people. Some of them became his best friends in a month. After this, he was taken to the campus and the hospital. He also visited CRHSP Ballabgarh the next day which is the sub-district Hospital under AIIMS where students are posted during their third years and internships. They also visited a PHC in Chains which is a village posting after the internship. This was his initial experience at AIIMS.

Q: Which is better AIIMS or JIPMER?

Among these AIIMS Delhi is better. It has a large hospital, and more patient flow, so you will get better learning opportunities. AIIMS also has a better infrastructure and offers better resources for learning. It has better research facilities and funding as well. If you are interested in research AIIMS will be the better choice. Watch this short video to understand why JIPMER has a huge batch size. So, students don’t get the required attention from the faculty. Whereas, AIIMS has a concise batch size and a better student-teacher ratio.‘Pulse’ the medical festival of AIIMS Delhi is the largest in the country.

AIIMS Delhi Cutoff for INI CET Open Round Seat Allotment result was released on February 04, 2023. Admission to AIIMS Delhi MD/ MS/ MCh/ DM/ MDS courses and MBBS courses is based on INI CET and SS, and MBBS ranks. Admission to AIIMS Delhi MBBS is based on NEET UG scores followed by NEET UG Counseling. INI CET January session Open Round seat allotment was released on Feb 4, 2023.

Table of Content

AIIMS Delhi Cutoff Highlights
AIIMS Delhi Cutoff Important Dates
AIIMS Delhi INI CET Cutoff 2023: Seat Allotment Open Round (Released)
AIIMS Delhi INI CET Cutoff 2023: INI CET Consolidated List
AIIMS Delhi MBBS Cutoff 2022: Consolidated List
AIIMS Delhi MBBS Cutoff Trends 2022: Top Medical Colleges Comparison
AIIMS Delhi Cutoff 2022: Other Exams
AIIMS Delhi 2023 FAQs

AIIMS Delhi Cutoff Highlights

AIIMS Delhi cutoffs are the minimum marks or ranks that a candidate needs to score to be eligible for admission to various courses offered by the institute. Cutoffs are decided based on factors like the number of seats available, the difficulty level of the entrance exam, and the number of candidates appearing for the exam.

AIIMS Delhi releases separate cutoffs for each course and category of candidates. Generally, the cutoffs are released in the form of percentile scores. Candidates who score equal to or above the cutoff percentile are considered eligible for admission to the respective course.

Here are some highlights of AIIMS Delhi cutoffs for the previous academic year:

Category	Total Intake of Students
OBC	27
SC	15
UR	51
ST	7
PwBD	5%
Foreign Nationals	7

The cutoffs are determined based on the number of candidates who appeared for the exam, the difficulty level of the paper, and the number of seats available in each category.

AIIMS Delhi Cutoff Important Dates

AIIMS Delhi admission 2023 is conducted through NEET and INI CET Exams. The Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) and AIIMS are conducting bodies of NEET UG Counselling and INI CET Counseling. Listed below are the important AIIMS Delhi Cutoff 2022 and 2023 dates.

NEET UG Counseling

Events	Dates
NEET 2023 Result Declaration	1st Week of June 2023 (Tentative)
NEET 2023 Beginning of Counseling	2nd week of June 2023 (Tentative)

INI-CET Counseling

Events	Dates
Round 1 Seat Allotment Result	December 23, 2022
Round 2 Seat Allotment Result	January 06, 2023
Open Round Seat Allotment Result	February 04, 2023
Open Round Reporting and Online Seat Acceptance	February 06, 2023 - February 09, 2023 (5 pm)

AIIMS Delhi INI CET Cutoff 2023: Seat Allotment Open Round (Released)

INI CET Open Round Seat Allotment result was released on February 04, 2023, for AIIMS Delhi Admission to AIIMS Delhi MD/ MS/ MCh/ DM/ MDS courses.

This section covers the closing ranks for course-specific specializations for the Unreserved (UR) category for Rounds 1, 2, and Open Round:

MS/ MS/ MCh/ DM Specialisation	Closing Rank: 1st Round	Closing Rank: 2nd Round	Closing Rank: Open Round
Anatomy	2874	4656	SEATS FILLED
Emergency Medicine	174	SEATS FILLED	SEATS FILLED
Geriatric Medicine	324	SEATS FILLED	SEATS FILLED
Infectious Diseases (DM 6 years)	207	314	SEATS FILLED
Medicine	8	SEATS FILLED	SEATS FILLED
Neuro Surgery (MCh 6 Years)	14	SEATS FILLED	SEATS FILLED
Nuclear Medicine	172	175	SEATS FILLED
Obst. & Gynae	120	SEATS FILLED	SEATS FILLED
Orthopaedics	42	SEATS FILLED	SEATS FILLED
Paediatric Surgery (MCh 6 Years)	65	SEATS FILLED	SEATS FILLED
Paediatric Surgery (MCh 6 Years)	191	SEATS FILLED	SEATS FILLED
Paediatrics	53	SEATS FILLED	SEATS FILLED
Radiation Oncology	198	161	SEATS FILLED
Surgery	11	SEATS FILLED	SEATS FILLED
Ophthalmology	62	SEATS FILLED	146
Anaesthesiology	250	SEATS FILLED	436
Pathology	906	1259	1001
Transfusion Medicine	1584	1872	2386
Palliative Medicine	897	1751	2879
Pharmacology	2512	3111	3379
Community Medicine	1519	2467	5025
Biochemistry	2968	6224	22,666
Biophysics	SEATS FILLED	SEATS FILLED	11475
Lab. Medicine	NA	2877	13383
Microbiology	2194	4044	18733
Physiology	2251	4972	19175
Forensic Medicine	1413	1965	21,409

AIIMS Delhi INI CET Cutoff 2023: INI CET Consolidated List

AIIMS Delhi released the cutoff list for Open Round on February 04, 2023, for MD/ MS/ MCh/ DM/ MDS programs through INI CET. The table below includes consolidated INI CET round-wise cut-off lists for all categories:

Cutoff Round	Download Link
Mock Round 1	Click to Download
Round 1	Click to Download
Round 2	Click to Download
Open Round	Click to Download

AIIMS Delhi MBBS Cutoff: Consolidated List

The Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) conducts NEET UG Counselling in four rounds, namely Round 1, 2, Mop-Up, and Online Stray Vacancy Round between October 11 and December 23, 2022.

The MCC releases counseling results in the form of PDFs for different categories on its official website. Candidates can check the latest round-wise consolidated lists for AIIMS Delhi MBBS cutoff 2022, 2021, and 2020 from the table below:

Round	2020	2021	2022
Round 1	Click to Download	Click to Download	Click to Download
Round 2	Click to Download	Click to Download	Click to Download
Mop-Up Round	Click to Download	Click to Download	Click to Download
Online Stray Vacancy Round	NA	Click to Download	Click to Download

AIIMS Delhi MBBS Cutoff Trends 2022: Top Medical Colleges Comparison

AIIMS MBBS Cut off Trends for the top medical colleges in India in comparison with AIIMS Delhi for the year 2021 are as follows:

Colleges	General	OBC	SC	ST
AIIMS Delhi	99.392%	97.919%	94.576%	93.650%
JIPMER Puducherry	99.892%	98.055%	87.722%	87.321%
Christian Medical College (CMC) Vellore	99.331%	96.667%	82.001%	68.410%
Maulana Azad Medical College (MAMC) Delhi	98.833%	94.806%	80.592%	72.189%
Lady Hardinge Medical College (LHMC) Delhi	98.890%	94.429%	84.704%	78.206%
King George's Medical University (KGMU) Lucknow	98.931%	96.570%	89.380%	76.080%

AIIMS Delhi Cutoff 2022: Other Exams

AIIMS Delhi Cutoff 2022 for other exams is provided below for all categories:

AIIMS- MSc Courses Cut off 2022 for Round 1

Courses	General	OBC NCL	SC	EWS	ST
M.Sc Physiology	2	12	4	24	-
M.Sc Medical Pharmacology	2	10	7	-	-
M.Sc Anatomy	3	15	11	-	8
M.Sc Biochemistry	3	22	50	-	-

AIIMS Delhi Cutoff 2023 FAQs

Ques. How many marks are required to get admission to AIIMS Delhi 2023?

Ans. A candidate belonging to the general category is required to secure a minimum of 50% and SC/ST Category candidates are required to obtain a minimum of 40%.

Ques. Which AIIMS has the lowest cutoff?

Ans. All India Institute of Medical Science, Raipur in India has the lowest cutoff among all AIIMS institutes. As per NIRF Ranking 2022, AIIMS Delhi has been ranked number 1 among all AIIMS colleges.

Ques. What are NEET 2023 Expected Qualifying Marks?

Ans. NEET 2023 Expected Qualifying Marks are tabulated below:

Category	Marks	Cutoff Percentile
General/ UR / EWS (Unserved/ Economically Weaker Sections)	720-138	50th
OBC (Other Backward Classes)	137-108	40th
SC (Scheduled Castes)	137-108	40th
ST (Scheduled Tribes)	137-108	40th

Ques. How to score 600+ in NEET 2023?

Ans. A score between 600-700 is considered as good for NEET Exam 2023. Candidates must give a thorough reading to the NCERT textbooks. Follow coaching modules to improve their weak concepts and develop a habit of solving questions within a certain time limit.

Ques. How is AIIMS Delhi Cutoff calculated?

Ans. AIIMS Delhi Cutoff is calculated based on various factors such as the number of applicants, the difficulty level of the entrance exam, the number of available seats, and the reservation policy.

Ques. Is AIIMS Delhi Cutoff released separately for each round of counseling?

Ans. AIIMS Delhi Cutoff is released separately for each round of counseling. The cutoff may vary for each round based on the availability of seats and the number of applicants.

Ques. How are the seats allotted in the INI CET Exam?

Ans. The seats are allotted based on the candidate’s rank and the preference of the course and institute chosen by the candidate during the counseling process.

Ques. What is the eligibility criteria for the INI CET Exam?

Ans. To be eligible for the INI CET Exam, a candidate must have completed MBBS/BDS degree or equivalent from a recognized university or institute and must have completed or is due to complete the mandatory internship before the start of the academic session.

Ques. What are the categories for the MBBS cutoff?

Ans. The categories for MBBS cutoff are:

Unreserved (UR)
SC (Scheduled Caste)
ST (Scheduled Tribe)
OBC (Other Backward Classes)
EWS (Economically Weaker Sections)

Ques. Who conducts the counseling process which allows the candidates to get a seat in medical colleges?

Ans. The Medical Counseling Committee conducts a common counseling process to allow aspirants to get a seat in medical colleges.

Ques. Are 12th marks important for AIIMS Delhi?

Ans. At least 45% aggregate of PCB in the case of PwD candidates is required to clear the eligibility. There's no limit to the maximum number of attempts for which one can appear in NEET. At least 55% aggregate in 12th is required if a candidate belongs to the General/OBC category. At least 50% aggregate in 12th is required if a candidate belongs to SC/ST category.

Ques. How many attempts are allowed in AIIMS MBBS Exams?

Ans. As per the latest AIIMS MBBS Eligibility Criteria, there is no upper limit on the number of attempts for the exam.

Ques. What are the steps to check NEET UG 2023 Cut-off?

Ans. Candidates can check the NEET cut-off 2023 through the below-mentioned steps:

Check the NEET UG 2023 answer key and note down the number of correct and incorrect answers.
By following NEET marking scheme, candidates can calculate their scores.

NEET Score = (no. of correct answers * 4) – (no. of correct answers * 1)

After calculating the score, candidates can match their score with the qualifying marks.
If calculated score is above the qualifying range, students can check the NEET cut-off of different colleges.

Ques. How can I get AIIMS INI CET Result 2023 for July Session?

Ans. Candidates are required to follow the below-mentioned steps to check INI CET Results:

Browse AIIMS official website.
You will land on the official page; search and click on the Institute of National Importance Combined Entrance Test Results in 2023 link.
Enter login details and after entering, check AIIMS INI CET Result 2023 July Session.
Candidates can download AIIMS Delhi INI CET Entrance Exam 2023 Result from official site for further usage.

Ques. Give AIIMS B.Sc Nursing 2023 Reservation Criteria.

Ans. The official authority has designated the following percentage of seat for reserved categories: