MBBS

The All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) Kalyani in Saguna, Kalyani, West Bengal, India, offers 125 seats for the MBBS program. The programme is five years and six months long, including an internship.

The reservation matrix for the MBBS programme is as follows:

18 seats for scheduled castes

9 seats for Scheduled Tribes

32 seats for Other Backward Classes

46 seats for the general category

AIIMS Kalyani also offers 10 seats for MD/MS/MDS courses, various paramedical courses, and nursing programs.

AIIMS Kalyani started its first academic session in the year 2019, with a batch of 50 MBBS students.

Getting the minimum cutoff marks for the AIIMS entrance exam does not guarantee admission to AIIMS. For example, the AIIMS Kalyani MBBS cutoff for 2022 for the general category was a minimum rank of 2307. For 2023, the cutoff for the OBC  category was 3848.

The cutoff marks for the AIIMS entrance exam range from 50-60? for general category candidates and 45-55? for reserved category candidates. The last cutoffs also change a lot depending on all India quota Or Home State. It also varies if the applicant is a female. 

AIIMS kalyani has 125 seats for Indian nationals for the MBBS course. 

The college has released the NIRF report 2023 which includes the median package for UG and PG courses. As per the report, the 2021 median package for MBBS courses stood at INR 8.88 LPA. Looking at the past three years data (2019 to 2021), an improving trend was recorded in the MBBS median package. The KMC Manipal placement package trends for MBBS is depicted below:

The 2024 placement data for MBBS is yet to be disclosed. Earlier, 193 out of 223 MBBS students were placed during the 2024 drive. The median package offered was INR 9.50 LPA. The important details related to Kasturba Medical College Manipal MBBS placements 2025 are tabulated below:

NOTE: The above data is fetched from the NIRF report 2025.

AIIMS Kalyani selects students for its MBBS programme depending on how well they score on the National Eligibility and Entrance Test (NEET). In the selection procedure, the NEET score and overall rank are very important factors. Higher-ranking candidates are more likely to win a seat. Every year, the minimum score needed might change depending on a variety of variables, including the volume of applications and the NEET exam's complexity. Aspirants should strive for a competitive score; AIIMS Kalyani sets the precise minimum score, thus it's important to consult the official website for the most recent details.