AIIMS Bhubaneswar

Both SCTIMST Trivandrum and AIIMS Bhubaneshwar are famous for their full-time MD courses. The final choice between the two ultimately depends on the candidates' preferences. Here are some pointers to help candidates make an informed choice:

• SCTIMST offers an MD in only one specialisation, i.e. Transfusion Medicine. AIIMS Bhubaneshwar offers an MD in is various specialisations, such as Hospital Administration, General Medicine, Dermatology, Radiodiagnosis, etc.
• The total tuition fee for MD at SCTIMIST is INR 1.89 lakh. On the other hand, MD fee at AIIMS Bhubaneshwar is INR 1.05 lakh.
• The average salary package for MD course is around INR 24.25 LPA at SCTIMST and INR 15 LPA at AIIMS Bhubaneshwar.

The AIIMS B.Sc Nursing exam is generally considered to be moderately difficult. The exam tests candidates on their knowledge across various subjects, with biology being the easiest and physics the most challenging. 

Here are some other details about the AIIMS B.Sc Nursing exam:

The exam is conducted online, and candidates are given separate computers to solve the questions. 

There is negative marking, with 1 mark for every correct answer and -1/3 mark for every wrong answer. 

The exam pattern is expected to remain the same as in previous years. 

The 2025 exam is scheduled to take place on June 1, and the BSc (post basic) exam on June 21. 

Since AIIMS Bhubaneswar rigorously adheres to a merit-based admissions process direct admission to the B.Sc. programme is not possible. Candidates must pass an admission exam administered by AIIMS and fulfil certain qualifying requirements.

To gain entry:
Eligibility: Candidates must have earned at least 50% (45% for reserved categories) in Physics, Chemistry, Biology and English during their 12th grade education.
Admission is determined by the results of the AIIMS B.Sc. Nursing/Paramedical Entrance Exam for the appropriate programs.
Counselling: Centralised counselling is used to determine admissions based on seat availability and rank.
By guaranteeing that there is no provision for direct admission or management quota, AIIMS upholds openness and equity.

Reputable for its top-notch medical education AIIMS Bhubaneswar offers its MBBS graduates fantastic employment prospects. Even while AIIMS does not offer typical placements like other sectors do its MBBS graduates frequently land jobs at prestigious hospitals, medical facilities and research institutes. Many AIIMS graduates continue their education by enrolling in postgraduate courses (MD, MS) in their preferred fields, both domestically and overseas. Furthermore private hospitals, medical research institutes and government healthcare agencies regularly hire AIIMS graduates. There are many of chances for professional advancement because of the institute's stellar reputation and affiliation with AIIMS Delhi.

The last updated information of NEET UG Cut off for MBBS admission in the AIIMS situated at Bhubaneswar. The institute has an overall intake capacity of 125 for the first medical bachelor's degree of medicine for which there is no reservation based on the state . Admissions are done through MCC NEET UG Counselling, which means that the students fill the seats depending on the All-India Ranks, and the categories they fall under. The total cost of the complete MBBS course is INR 5,856 as a onetime fee. We do not get to see the exact scores the current year students got to obtain, but by the ranking and the reputation of the institute we can guess that the competition is very high to get into it.

If one wishes to follow a B.Sc at AIIMS Bhubaneswar, they can say it is moderately costly.e. The total fees structure for 3 years for B sc is INR 2,940 for tuition fee INR 980 annually, hostel fee INR 1,200 annually and INR 760 annually for other expenses. Also, students need to make the one-time admission fees INR 250 and caution deposit INR 100 of which will be refunded to the students. Taking into account the quality of education which is offered, and the supplies which are used in the teaching process, the herein fees are reasonable charged. But they are relaxed for students from economically weaker sections of society through scholarships and concessions, nearly one-fourth of the students get some sort of concessions.