INI CET 2022 counselling: Round 1 registration and choice filling started; check details

Registration for INI CET 2022 counselling round one has started on the official website, aiimsexams.ac.in. Candidates have to register and declare choices of colleges and courses till December 16. Read to know more.

AIIMS has started registration for INI CET 2022 first round counselling for the January session. Candidates who had not registered in the mock round counselling can register and fill choice of colleges and speciality till December 16 till 5 pm. Eligible candidates can register on the official website, aiimsexams.ac.in, by providing personal and academic details to generate new login id and password. INI CET 2022 counselling result for the first round will be announced on December 21.

Earlier AIIMS declared the result for the mock round. The result for the mock round was uploaded in PDF format. The result comprised roll number of candidate, category, overall rank, allotted institute and speciality.

AIIMS will conduct a total of four rounds of counselling including the mock round. The mop-up round of counselling will be conducted if seats will remain vacant for admission to PG courses including MD/MS/MCh and MDS. The whole counselling process will be held online.

A total of 977 seats will be filled through INI CET 2022 counselling Registration is mandatory to participate in INI CET 2022 seat allocation process. Registration is followed by declaration of choices and locking the same. After that AIIMS starts seat allocation process for INI CET on the basis of different factors including choices filled b candidate, INI CET result, reservation criteria, and availability of seats in particular institute or courses. After seat allocation, candidates will have to further declare whether they want to accept or decline the seat. Candidates who accept the seat allocated to them have to report to institute to verify the documents.

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