Ph.D. in Biotechnology 

at AIIMS Delhi, Gautam Nagar

AIIMS Delhi has not released its placement rate for the year 2024. Students can refer to the table below which states the total students and the number of students placed during AIIMS Delhi placements:

NOTE: The data is taken from NIRF Report 2025

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 paramedical cutoff 2024 was concluded for a few UG courses. These courses include B.Sc. in Operation Theatre Technology, B.Sc. in Dental Operating Room Assistant, Bachelor of Optometry (BOPTM) and Bachelor of Medical Radiology and Imagine Technology (MRIT). The cutoff was released for different categories belonging to the All India quota. Among the General AI category candidates, the cutoff ranks were closed at a range of 132 and 856. For the OBC AI category candidates, the cutoff ranks were between 150 and 1108. For the EWS AI category candidates, the cutoff ranks were between 62 and 1158. For more information on cutoff data for AIIMS Delhi, click here. 

AIIMS Delhi offers admission for UG, PG, Doctoral and Super Speciality courses such as BSc, MSc, MD, MDS, MS, and PhD, among others. Admission to any of the course is conducted based on entrance. Therefore, candidates must  prepare for the accepted entrance exams such as NEET UG, AIIMS Paramedical Entrance Exam, INICET, Joint CSIR-UGC NET for JRF/ ICMR - JRF/ ICMR- SRF/ DBT - JRF/ NBHM screening test/ INSPIRE fellowship. 

The accepted entrance exams may vary as per the choice of course opted for. Candidates must analyse the cutoffs to learn more about the probability of qualifying for AIIMS Delhi and securing a seat. Although, every admission year is more challenging than the previous one, candidates can still make it by putting in some efforts and work on those grades.

AIIMS Delhi NEET UG cutoff 2024 has been concluded for admission to the MBBS course. The cutoff was released for different categories belonging to the All India quota. The table given below consists of the category-wise cutoff for AIIMS Delhi in 2024:

The table below mentions all the BSc, BSc Nursing and PB BSc courses offered by AIIMS Delhi along with their duration, eligibility and selection criteria:

AIIMS Delhi accepts MD CET scores, followed by INI CET Counselling process for admission to the MD/ MS/ MDS/ DM and MCh courses. As per the AIIMS Delhi cut off 2024 for INI CET January session, the Round 1 and the Round 2 cutoffs have been released so far. Next round is expected to release soon. Basis the INI CET Round 2 cutoff 2024, MD in Radiodiagnosis with a closing rank of 2 was the most competitive course, followed by a cutoff rank of 17 for M.Ch in Neuro Surgery  

AIIMS Delhi BSc is a UG level course, offered for the duration of 2 to 4 years with an annual intake of 87 students. AIIMS Delhi offers PB BSc and BSc courses such as Nursing, Operation Theatre Technology, Paramedical, Medical Technology in Radiography (MTR), and Nursing available at AIIMS Delhi. The Institute offers BSc at a total tuition fees of INR 1 K to INR 2.4 K. Apart from that, the fee structure includes hostel fees of INR 5.9 K and one-time payment of INR 125. 

AIIMS has released the BSc (H) Nursing Round 2 seat allotment for AIIMS Delhi admissions 2022 on Oct 12. Failure to select the seat accepting option as below will lead to cancellation of the allocated AIIMS and the deposited amount of INR 1 Lacs (In case of R1 seat allottee) will be forfeited. Tabulated below are the closing ranks for course-specific specialisations for the Unreserved (UR) category for Round 1 and Round 2:

Read more: AIIMS Delhi Cutoff

With a total of 205 seats available for all the BSc Nursing, BSc in Paramedical and PB BSc Nursing available at AIIMS Delhi, the college has reserved 59.5% seats for reserved category candidates from OBC, SC, ST and EWS categories. However, in case suitable candidates are not available from the OBC/ ST and SC categories combined, the vacant seats are filled up by the candidates from the General category.