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Yes , you can  pursue your graduation like b.sc in AIIMS but not in microbiology as aiims doesn’t offer b.sc in microbiology. All India Institute of Medical Sciences i.e Aiims offers admission into its various undergraduate B.Sc. programmes, namely, the different B.Sc. programmes as offered by AIIMS

Hello aspirant ,for  The Medical  Graduate: MBBS with 55% marks minimum 3 yrs. exp. in a recognised hospital OR 5 yrs. experience as Gen. Practitioner.

Non Med. Graduates: Eligible for sponsored seat onlyBachelor's degree in Arts or Science Nursing OR Business Admn. OR Commerce OR Engineering OR any Technical

Hey. The eligibility criteria laid out for admission of Non- Medical Graduates for admission to the course of MHA would be Eligible for sponsored seat only. You could have a Bachelor's degree in Arts or Science Nursing OR Business Admn. OR Commerce OR Engineering OR any Technical subject with atleast

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Documents required for counselling process are -

• Admit card
• Matriculation/HSC certificate for date of birth
• Degree/Provisional passing certificate
• Marksheets of qualifying exam
• Migration certificate
• No objection certificate for govt employed candidates
• Physical disability certificate if applicable
• Category certificate if applicable

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Hello Vigya,

The 2019 AIIMS Cut off as per category are as follows,

General :52 Score : 99.9829207

OBC: 5,590Score : 98.0550008

SC: 1,143Score : 99.6061463

ST: 4,478Score : 98.4429374

So if you qualify the cut off them you would surely get Clinical seat this year.

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Hello Vigya,

The 2019 AIIMS Cut off as per category are as follows,

General : 52  Score : 99.9829207

OBC: 5,590 Score : 98.0550008

SC: 1,143 Score : 99.6061463

ST: 4,478 Score : 98.4429374

So if you qualify the cut off them you would surely get Clinical seat this year.

After round 3 results are out, it can be seen that closing rank or cutoff for AIIMS Delhi is 2935 for OBC students. If you couldn't get through, you can wait for further rounds, if any.
For more info, https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/aiims-mbbs-counselling

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To cover AIIMS MBBS 2020 syllabus, you should clear the basics from the NCERT textbooks. The chemistry section is divided into three subsections of physical chemistry, organic and inorganic chemistry. NCEDRT should be read thoroughly as a lot of the questions are picked from the NCERT book.

Apart from

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The students who have scored a minimum cut-off percentage of 50 per cent for General category, 45 per cent for OBC category and 40 per cent for SC/ST category will be eligible to appear in the open counselling. Selected candidates will have to report at Jawaharlal Auditorium at

Hi,

For preparing for AIIMS, you need to be very clear and strong on basics. So treat NCERT as your basic book. You need to study deeper in comparison to other exam like NEET.

In order to prepare for AIIMS you need to make a time table and follow it