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AIIMS Delhi MDS Admission 2023: Eligibility, Course Details, Admission

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Master of Dental Surgery [MDS]

Course Fees

Course Duration

3 Years

Tuition Fees

702

1 Year Fees

1.57 K

Total Fees

4.65 K

Detailed Fees

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year	Tuition Fees	Registration Fees	Other Fees	Total Fees
year 1	₹ 702	₹ 25	₹ 840	₹ 1.57 K
year 2	₹ 702	-	₹ 840	₹ 1.54 K
year 3	₹ 702	-	₹ 840	₹ 1.54 K

Course Information

Course Description

AIIMS Delhi MDS Admission 2023 are going to begin soon. Admission to the program is based on INICET exam score. The INICET 2023 exam for admission to AIIMS Delhi MDS program wiill be conducted on April 29, 2023. The result for the same will be released on May 6, 2023. The counselling dates will be released soon after the declaration of results.

AIIMS (All India Institute of Medical Sciences) New Delhi offers MDS (Master of Dental Surgery) as a postgraduate course in Dentistry for the students who have successfully completed their BDS. The duration of the course is for 3 years. The course is also provided in sponsored mode.

The specializations offered are Conservative Dentistry & Endodontics, Orthodontics, Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery, Prosthodontics and Pedodontics & Preventive Dentistry.
The admission is granted through INI CET, Institute of National Importance Combined Entrance Test conducted by AIIMS New Delhi.

Table of Content

AIIMS Delhi MDS Eligibility Criteria
AIIMS Delhi MDS Admission Guidelines

2.1 How to Apply?

AIIMS Delhi MDS Course Details

3.1 Entrance Exam Details

3.2 Syllabus

AIIMS Delhi MDS FAQs

AIIMS Delhi MDS Important Dates

Events	Dates
INICET 2023 Exam	April 29, 2023
INICET 2023 Results	May 6, 2023
Counselling process (Mock Round)	To be announced
Counselling (Round 1)	To be announced
Counselling (Round 2)	To be announced
Counselling (Round 3)	To be announced
Counselling (Open Round)	To be announced

AIIMS Delhi MDS Eligibility Criteria

The candidates should have completed their BDS from any University recognized by the Medical Council of India or Dental Council of India.
The students belonging to General category including OBCs should have attained at least 55% marks (50% for SC/ST categories).
They must have completed the required period of 12 months compulsory rotating Internship/Practical training.
They must sit for an Online Entrance Examination conducted by AIIMS for admission in MDS.

AIIMS Delhi MDS Admission Guidelines:

The admission to MDS is granted through the INICET entrance exam.

How to Apply?

The candidates need to register for AIIMS PG by visiting the official website.
After that if they clear the exam, they need to register for counselling.
To register, login to the MyPage portal, enter your AIIMS PG login credentials and click on Online Counselling.
The applicants need to pay an application fee of INR 1500 for General and OBC category students and INR 1200 for SC/St category students.
The sponsored/Foreign National candidates are not required to participate in the Online
Counselling/Seat Allocation process. Seat allocation process will have already been done in the result notification.
Register again for AIIMS PG counselling portal using a new password and then they have to exercise choice-locking.
Click on AIIMS Delhi in the choice filling..
After getting selected students are called for the counselling process.
Admission is granted upon verification of documents and payment of fees.

Documents required:

Internship completion certificate.
Permanent or Provisional Registration Certificate issued by MCI or DCI.
Proof of Date of Birth
Category certificate, if applicable
INICET 2023 admit card
INICET 2023 rank letter or score card
BDS marksheets for the examinations of the first, second and third years
BDS degree certificate
Counselling call letter
Registration slip

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AIIMS Delhi MDS Course Details:

The MDS course is offered in the following specializations:

Conservative Dentistry & Endodontics
Orthodontics
Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery
Prosthodontics and Pedodontics
Preventive Dentistry

Entrance Exam Details:

The pattern of the entrance exam for MDS is given below:

Examination mode	CBT (Computer based test)
Duration	3 hours
Total no of questions	200
Type of questions	Objective based multiple choice type questions
Negative marking	-1/3rd for each wrong response
Method of Cut-Off	Percentile: 50th Percentile
Method of resolving ties	Higher aggregate in all subjects in BDS Seniority by age

Assessment

At the end of the first six months of the admission, each student is assessed and, in case his/her performance is not found satisfactory, his/her registration may be cancelled.

Submission of Thesis and Protocol

The students registered for MDS course shall be required to get his/her plan of thesis protocol approved by his/her departmental faculty within 4 months of enrolment and submit it to the Academic Section.

Internal Assessment

Internal assessment/progress reports should be evaluated periodically by the faculty members of the concerned department on the theoretical knowledge and practical skills of a candidate. The weightage of the internal assessment/progress report i.e. 20% marks of the candidate will be added in his/her final examination.

Research Methodology Course

MDS candidates are also required to attend the Research Methodology Course within one year of their joining and must clear the exit examination of the courses to be eligible for appearing for the final MDS examination.

Syllabus

The complete syllabus for MDS can be checked at: AIIMS Delhi MDS Syllabus.

AIIMS Delhi MDS FAQs

Ques. What are the emoluments for MDS candidates at AIIMS New Delhi?

Ans. Junior Residents/Demonstrators (three years tenure period) will be paid a sum of INR 15600 + INR 5400 Grade Pay with the entry pay of INR 56,100/- per month plus NPA and other allowances as admissible under the rules in the first year of the residency as per 7th CPC as applicable.

Ques. What is the selection criteria for admission to MDS program at AIIMS New Delhi?

Ans. Selections Admissions to MDS program at AIIMS Delhi is based on the INICET exam scores. The institute does not offer direct admission therefore it is important to qualify the exam with good scores to be eligible for the admission.

Ques. Does AIIMS Delhi provide hostel facilities for MDS students?

Ans. The unmarried MDS students are provided partially furnished accommodation subject to availability. Those married and living with family will be provided, subject to availability, partially furnished married hostel accommodation on recovery of rent as per rules of A.I.I.M.S.

Ques. What is the reservation criteria of AIIMS Delhi for MDS students?

Ans. 59.5% of the total Post-Graduate seats (15% for SC, 7.5% ST, 27% for OBC and 10% for EWS) excluding those for Sponsored/Foreign National candidates are reserved for the candidates belonging to the Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes, Other Backward Classes (Non-creamy layer) and EWS by AIIMS Delhi.

Ques. Is there any spot round of counselling for getting admission into MDS course at AIIMS Delhi?

Ans. Yes, if seats are vacant after open counselling, the seats are filled by spot counselling at the respective AIIMS separately & information is given in newspaper & will also be displayed on website of respective AIIMS.

Ques. What are the tuition fees for MDS at AIIMS Delhi?

Ans. AIIMS Delhi is very affordable as compared to other private medical colleges. The tution fees is onl INR 702 for regular candidates and INR 1050 for sponsored candidates.

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

Ojas Reddy

31 Mar 23

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.

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

Anuja Mishra

30 Jun 22

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

Which AIIMS is better excluding AIIMS of new Delhi?

Shree Gupta

09 May 22

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.

What is the preparation strategy of AIIMS Delhi?

Vedant Mishra

30 Jul 22

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.

How is the food at the AIIMS Delhi for students?

Puneet Aarya

09 May 22

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.

What type of ragging occurs at AIIMS New Delhi?

Singdhanjan Kar

28 Sept 21

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.

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

Aditya Ghose

04 Oct 22

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.

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

Snigdha Roy

28 Sept 21

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.

Which is better AIIMS or JIPMER?

Prakash Sinha

13 May 22

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.