hii rishu

The eligibility criteria for AIIMS is that you should have 60% aggregate marks in PCBE,if you belong to general or obc category and 50% aggregate marks in PCBE,if you belong to sc or st category.you must be 17 years old if you want to appear in AIIMS  exam

Atleast 60%aggregate marks is must for General and OBC category candidates for AIIMS bsc nursing.

For SC and ST, criteria relaxed to 55%.

Cutoff marks differ for all categories and quotas every year. 

Hello,

The total fee for MBBS course in AIIMS is Rs.1,628 and including the hostel charges, the fee is Rs.4,228.

Hello,

Money is no issue anywhere but in these medical exams nothing is allowed except limited stationary. And if you are keeping your phone, books and stuff then you can put away the money also with it.

Regards,

Keshav Sahani

Both are excellent colleges undoubtedly and tough choice to make. 

AIIMS on one hand is excellent brand but considering Nagpur Brnach,, teaching is average as compared to Delhi and so is training and hands on experience given. 

GMC on other hand is too good for live cases and breadth and

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/aiims-mbbs-application-form

Fees for AIIMS is 1500 plus transactions charges for applications in general category. 

For NEET UG application fee is 1400rs under General category.

Henec, NEET UG application fee is cheaper.

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-application-form

Marks required is difdernt for each category and quota and also depends on whuch branch of AIiMS you opt. 50% marks sis qualifying percentage in General category. 

Cutoff reports for all AIiMS shared below in different categories. 

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/aiims-mbbs-cut-off

Hello Sunny,

Always keep in mind that AIIMS is a globally renowned brand that provides the most exclusive and high quality medical education in India. As such, the infrastructure, faculty and placements cannot be matched by any other college.