AIIMS Delhi: Fees, Admission 2026, Courses, Placements, Ranking, Cutoff

At times, questions get repeated in the INI CET exam. But candidates are advised to prepare thoroughly so that they can answer every possible question in the exam. As the INI CET is one of the toughest exams, candidates should focus on concepts. At least two revisions are required before the exam date. After finishing the INI CET syllabus, candidates should appear in a mock test and solve previous question papers. Appearing in the mock test and analyzing their performance will boost their confidence.

AIIMS Delhi offers a wide 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:

• Class 12 or equivalent with English, Physics, Chemistry and Biology/ PCM and at least 55% aggregate (50% for SC/ST)

If a candidate belongs to the General Category, he/she should aim for at least 700+, and in the case of a reserved category, a candidate should aim for at least 675+. This is with regard to marks. In case the candidate wishes to know the same percentile-wise, he/she must score above 99 percentile to secure admission to AIIMS Delhi. Until 2020, students with 650+ score were able to get admission to MBBS at AIIMS Delhi, but the competition has been rising every year.

According to data gathered from unofficial sources, Healthcare Services sector has placed the most number of AIIMS Delhi students. The domain-wise AIIMS Delhi alumni placement statistics are presented below:

Note: The above-mentioned alumni data is gathered from unofficial sources, hence may vary.

For 2024, AIIMS Delhi R1 closing cut off was 47 for General category candidates in All India quota for Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) in All India Institute of Medical Sciences, Delhi. NEET cut off varies depending on the category and domicile/quota of the applicant.

First of all, AIIMS Delhi is the best Medical college in the country. It has consistently ranked 1 by the NIRF for the last 7 years from 2017 till 2023. So, clearly, one will be very lucky to fetch a seat in MBBS at AIIMS Delhi. Additionally, considering the amount of competition seen amongst the Medical aspirants for AIIMS Delhi, the question to surface commonly amongst the medical aspirants rather is- Will I get admission to AIIMS Delhi or not?

The ROI of AIIMS Delhi is incomparable. There's almost no fee to study MBBS at AIIMS Delhi. The total fees to study at India's no. 1 Medical institute is INR 6,865 for 5 years (including the hostel and mess charges). The highest salary package offered at AIIMS Delhi is INR 37.8 LPA, and the top 10% of employees earn over INR 15.28 LPA. Some of the other reasons include extravagant infrastructure, well-equipped laboratories, high-end technology, etc. Hence, studying in AIIMS Delhi is like a Dream Come True for the best of the best aspirants.

Yes Deepak Chopra is an alumnus of All India Institute of Medical Sciences in New Delhi. He graduated from institution in the late 1960s before moving to United States in 1970 for further training. He has referred to AIIMS as his alma mater.

No, the application fee for AIIMS paramedical courses is non-refundable. Candidates are thus advised to check the eligibility criteria before applying for these courses. At the basic registration level, candidates are not urged to make any application fee payment. It is only after the AIIMS accepts the application form submitted at the basic registration level, that candidate need to pay the application fee before proceeding for the final registration. 

The NeXT Exam is conducted in two separate segments knows as ‘Steps’ in the online mode. The NExT Step 1 is a theoretical examination consisting of six papers. NExT Step 2 is a Practical / Clinical and Viva Voce examination covering seven clinical subjects or disciplines. The qualifying cutoff marks in NExT Step 1 will be calculated as whole number which will be considered as a Raw Scores with appropriate decimals and subsequently corresponding Percentages. The minimum marks for passing in NeXT are 50% or half of the maximum possible Raw for NExT Step 1.

The UG and PG students who get hostel at AIIMS Delhi campus are required to submit hostel fee from along with the tuition fee, every semester. For Junior residents, however, the hostel fee is deducted from salary. In addition to this, a hostel security deposit fee of INR 1,000 at the time of joining/ application. A course-wise and semester-wise AIIMS Delhi hostel fee is as follows:

Course	Semester-wise Hostel Fee
MBBS	INR 123
BSc Para Medical	INR 120
BSc Nursing	INR 180
MSc Nursing	INR 198
MSc Other courses	INR 198
PhD Scholar	INR 480
Junior Resident (Non-sponsored)	INR 180
Junior Resident (Sponsored)	INR 2,880 – INR 4,080
Senior Resident (Non-sponsored)	INR 180
Senior Resident (Sponsored)	INR 2,880 – INR 4,080
MHA (Non-sponsored)	INR 180
MHA (Sponsored)	INR 2,880 – INR 4,080
BSc (PB) Nursing	INR 180

NOTE: The semester-wise hostel fee mentioned in the above table is inclusive of multiple components, namely Room Rent, Licence Fees Per Month (Married & Unmarried), Pot Fund, Electricity Charges and
Gymkhana fee.

Considered one of the top medical institutes in India, AIIMS gets a lot of support from the government in terms of funding, but what really sets them apart is their dedicated faculty members, extremely low fee, exposure to the field and a lot more. As per a verified student's review on Shiksha, "Students are provided with many job opportunities. They can also continue with their studies (MD/MS) if pursuing MBBS from AIIMS Delhi. Almost 90%-100% of students get selected in the same college or other top hospitals in India". While the private colleges charge extremely hefty fee amounts that even go up to 1 crore for their medical courses, the same can be obtained from AIIMS New Delhi at a tuition fee as low as INR 6,080 for the complete course. Additionally, the institute got ranked at the first position by NIRF in 2022 under the Medical category. 

Yes, AIIMS does offer admission to NRI students. However, there is no seat reserved for them. Seats are available across every course offered at AIIMS Delhi and the requirement for admission across all courses is also similar to that of domestic students applying for the course. 

• MBBS: There is no seat reserved for OCI and NRI candidates. Foreign candidates must have atleast 60% aggregate with PCB and English in Class 12 or equivalent. 
• MSc: The eligibility criteria for the foreign candidates will be at par with the eligibility criteria for Indian candidates.
• MD/ MS/ MCh/ DM: A combined merit list of the sponsored/ foreign candidates is made. Seats are allotted purely on merit on the basis of performance in the entrance test

The AIIMS MBBS Entrance Exam, or AIIMS Entrance Exam, was a medical entrance exam conducted by AIIMS New Delhi for admission to the MBBS programme. This was a national-level medical exam that was conducted annually. However, from 2020 onwards, AIIMS MBBS has been replaced by the NEET (National Eligibility Cum Entrance Test), or NEET UG. Admission to the BDS course at AIIMS Delhi is also offered based on the NEET-UG scores.

To get admission to the Post Basic B.Sc. Nursing programme at AIIMS Delhi, candidates need to qualify AIIMS paramedical entrance exam. For AIIMS paramedical exam, the candidate must have Physics Chemistry English and Biology/Mathematics in Class 12. Candidates need to register for the exam and then appear for the entrance exam. It is on the basis of the marks obtained in the AIIMS paramedical entrance exam that candidates can further participate in the counselling. AIIMS will also release a cutoff which will indicate if the candidate qualifies to participate in the counselling.