DM in Cardiovascular Radiology and Endovascular Intervention 

at AIIMS Delhi, Gautam Nagar

AIIMS Delhi provides a broad range of BSc, BSc (Hons) and PB BSc Nursing courses to students. The qualification required to pursue different BSc courses at AIIMS Delhi is as follows:

1. For BSc Hons Nursing: Students must complete their 12th with minimum 55% with physics, chemistry, english and biology sets. For SC and ST students should score atleast 50%. 
2. For B.Optometry, Bachelor of Medical Radiology and Imaging Technology, BSc. in Dental Operating Room Assistant, BSc in Dental Hygiene and BSc in Operation Theatre Technology: Students must complete their 12th with minimum 55% with physics, chemistry, english and biology sets. For SC and ST students should score atleast 50%. 

Candidates have to meet both the eligibility and entrance exam requirements to get admission in MBBS programme. Aspirants need to appear for NEET and get a good rank to secure a seat in the institute. Candidates who pass Class 12 with a minimum of 60% aggregate in PCB stream along with Englisha are eligible to apply for NEET. AIIMS Delhi being the top Medical college of India has a competitive admission process. The cutoff for AIIMS Delhi MBBS programme was 48 in 2025 and 47 in 2024. The cutoffs are highly competitive considering the large number of applicants appearing for the exam and availability of limited seats. 

AIIMS Delhi average package data is not released. Nevertheless, as per the NIRF report 2025, the course-wise median package offered during AIIMS Delhi placements 2024 is presented below:

Since you haven't mentioned your category, we would consider you to belong to the General Category. You should aim for at least 700+ to get AIIMS New Delhi. Looking at the last three years' cutoff, AIIMS Delhi NEET cutoff 2024 for Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) closed at 47 while in 2023, it closed at 57 and 55 in 2022. 

AIIMS Delhi INICET cutoff 2024 was concluded with the release of last round of seat allotment results. Among the General AI category candidates, the round 1 cutoff for different specialisations varied between 1 and 2904 for various MD/MS/MCh/DM specialisations. The most difficult specialisation among the General AI category was MDS in Orthodontics. On the other hand, the easiest specialisation was MD in Anatomy.