You would have to get the detailed cut offs for the INICET examination to know whether the specified rank of 3500 and the particular category you are in gets the AIIMS or otherwise.

Follow the link given below to get guided by the article from Careers360

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/ini-cet-cutoff

Registration for session 1 of jee mains started from 31st October 2025 and the last date to register was 27 November 2025. The correction window for the registered students will be opened on 1 and 2 December.

And to get a seat in AIIMS , your rank should be in

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Yes both boys and girls can apply for AIIMS nursing entrance exam. Both boys and girls should meet the same eligibility criteria.

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AIIMS me EWS category ke liye 2026 me exact cutoff depend karega exam ke difficulty aur seats par, lekin pichle trend ke hisab se AIIMS Delhi ke liye kam se kam 670+ marks chahiye honge. Dusre AIIMS jaise Bhopal, Jodhpur, Rishikesh, Patna, etc. ke liye 640–660 marks ke

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here the summary for Expected marks required to get into AIIMS Delhi OBC category:-

• Total OBC MBBS seats:- 32
• Expected marks required:- 716-720
• Expected opening rank:- 57
• Predicted closing rank:- 177

I hope you find this information helpful. Thank you.

This is a common, but tricky, situation! Since you secured AIIMS Madurai (AIQ), you should generally prioritize it.

1. Resignation Deadline: You must check the specific resignation deadline for RNT Udaipur (State Quota) before the end of the second AIQ round to be eligible for AIIMS.

2. Upgrade Plan: Your State upgrade

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The syllabus for AIIMS,Delhi Entrance exam varies by program that you're opting for.

However, the common topics for undergraduate courses are based on NCERT Physics, Chemistry, Biology of class 11 and class 12.

If you specify you're course, then we can help you in knowing the expected syllabus for

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AIIMS Raipur’s MPH entrance is a 100-mark MCQ test with no negative marking.
Most questions repeat from Epidemiology, Biostatistics, Public Health/Community Medicine, and National Health Programmes.
Some weight also goes to Health Economics, English, and Computer Basics (Excel, MS Office). They focus mainly on conceptual understanding rather than rote