Medicine & Health Sciences

AIIMS Bibinagar offers BSc specialisations in the fields of Nursing and Paramedical. Moreover, in Nursing, the institute only offers the BSc in Nursing course, and in Paramedical, AIIMS Bibinagar offers several specialisations. The names of the offered specialisations are as follows:

• Bachelor's in Medical Laboratory Science (BMLS) 
• Bachelor's in Medical Radiology & Imaging Technology (MRIT) 
• Bachelor's in Operation Theatre Technology (BOTT) 
• Bachelor's in Optometry 
• Bachelor's course in ECG and Echocardiography 
• Bachelor's in Health Informatics 
• Bachelor's in Dialysis Therapy Technology

AIIMS Gorakhpur has an in-house hospital which houses over 550+ beds for patients. The OPD facility at AIIMS Gorakhpur was opened in 2019, with IPD functionalities also gradually being opened to the public. The OPD at All India Institute of Medical Sciences Gorakhpur sees a footfall of 3,500-4,000 patients daily. The hospital offers teleconsultation services, and appointments can be made online via the official website.

The eligibility requirements and admission process at both institutes, AIIMS Bibinagar and AIIMS Deoghar, are almost the same. Moreover, the accepted entrance exam is also the same. Both institutes follow the rules and regulations according to AIIMS Delhi. However, applicants can compare both institutions based on their cutoffs:

AIIMS Bibinagar Cutoff

AIIMS Deoghar Cutoff 

Students seeking admission to AIIMS Bibinagar BSc courses must check the eligibility criteria before applying for their preferred course. Only those candidates who fulfill the requirements are eligible to apply. Mentioned below is the course-wise eligibility criteria:

• For BSc in Nursing: 55% for Gen/OBC (NCL)/EWS (50% in case of SCs/STs categories) in aggregate in English, Physics, Chemistry and Biology.
• For BSc in MLT/OTA/MTR/MTRT: 50% for Gen/OBC (NCL)/EWS (45% in case of SCs/STs categories) in aggregate in English, Physics, Chemistry and Biology.

Yes, AIIMS Bibinagar does offer BSc courses in several specialsaitions. These specialisations are broadly offered within two fields, Nursing and Paramedical. The minimum eligibility requirement for admission to BSc courses is that applicants must have completed their Class 12 from the PCB stream with English and must have secured at least an aggregate of 55%. 

Of course. Opportunities in drug development, clinical trials, and patient safety are provided by clinical research, which serves as a link between the pharmaceutical industry and healthcare.
Students can find employment in healthcare consultancies, hospitals, pharmaceutical companies, and CROs (Contract Research Organisations). Candidates who complete the courses gain analytical abilities, trial monitoring knowledge, and regulatory knowledge, which makes them employable in both fields.

Although it can be beneficial, prior knowledge of biology, pharmacy, or medicine is not always required for Clinical Research courses. The majority of programs are made to teach beginners the fundamentals.

Although candidates from other streams can succeed with hard work, students with backgrounds in medicine, pharmacy, or the life sciences may understand technical topics more quickly. The courses place a strong emphasis on useful abilities like data analysis, regulatory compliance, and trial monitoring.

Candidates must pass Class 12 in any stream (Science, Commerce, Arts) with at least 40% aggregate to apply for Bachelor's in Medical Radiology and Imaging Technology. The age of the aspirants should be between 17 and 27 years.