Yes, AIIMS has now merged with neet so if one got to have admission in aiims college you have to crack neet. Baslp courses are now given from the neet which earlier were alloted on 10+2 basis.

Thank you. Hope this helped. All the best.

Hello aspirant! Lecturers in AIIMS Delhi are supposed to teach primarily In English but they do take classes in Hindi for better understanding. Some concepts are better understood when taught in a common language. But don't worry, if you don't know either of language, you can still ask for an explanation in the language you know among these two.

Hope this helps!

Hello Dear Student,

As you know AIIMS Delhi is the Top Most Medical College of the Country.

AIIMS Delhi have Total 125 Seats for MBBS for the session 2020-2021, let me give you the Seat Matrix of AIIMS Delhi for the Session 2020-2021:

Total Seats: 125

For UR: 49

OBC: 31

SC: 19

ST: 9

EWS: 11

UR PwD: 2

OBC PwD: 3

EWS PwD: 1

Expected Cut Off of AIIMS Delhi for General Category Students in 2020:

AIR-49, 705 Marks.

So if you want to Target AIIMS Delhi for NEET-Ug Session 2021 than at least 705+ Marks are required to secure AIIMS Delhi.

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Hey....You will be in AIIMS Bhopal

Hi Nitin,

It really does not matter which college you have done your Undergraduate MBBS degree from. You still can get admissions into the All India Institute of Medical Sciences, New Delhi. For your Postgraduate education. All you need to do is Pass your MBBS with good marks and clear the cutoff for AIIMS Delhi in the AIIMS PG Entrance Examination.

Hello Aspirant

The cutoff for AIIMS Delhi for  ST Category student is 600 marks in NEET exam and closing rank for ST students will be close to around 2100-2200 not more than that i will attach a link so you can look it for yourself

https://dqxeclau.top/university/all-india-institute-of-medical-sciences-new-delhi/cut-off?college_id=588&exam_sub_exam_id=959&counselling_id=4221&caste_id=5&csrfmiddlewaretoken=o1PXhjMTJ9j5mqfREqHbV9RbGThDCE2NmXDUT9jZjSRSa9wMtt1CLCi2mmvVuSsb

hope this helps you

Dear candidate,

It is difficult to tell you about the cutoff exactly because it varies every year due to several reasons, but in case of AIIMS, unlike previous year, this time institute is filling their seats from NEET 2020 exam rather than taking their own entrance test and this will be a big game changer for those candidates who are willing to get admission in the institute, but according to my research on the internet, you can expect cutoff of AIIMS in 2020 for general category  will lie between 660-670, so there will be a neck to neck competition this year to get a seat in AIIMS.

hope this helps,

and all the best for your future.

Hello,

During the counselling procedure the candidates are required to fill their choices  of colleges. The seats will be filled by he various categories of candidates which will include the :-

• Unreserved Category
• SC/ST Category
• OBC Category

Candidates belonging to the above categories, will be called for counselling on the basis of merit. The last step is reporting to the allotted college. This is just an overview, for the detailed information click the link below and check out the article -

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/aiims-mbbs-counselling

Hope this helps!

Thank you.

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