Hello Sukhvir,
According to the the AIIMS MBBS prospectus, the list of documents required at the time of admission to MBBS course at the AIIMS are-
Certificate of having passed the 10+2 or equivalent examination.
Certificate from the board from which he/she has passed the high school showing the DOB.

Hi Sir

In an Indian competitive exam like JEE/NEET, the state from which the candidate has passed class 12th(Board Exam) is considered as his/her home state. In NITs and Government Medical Colleges certain percentage of seats are reserved in home state quota unlike IITs or IISERs.

hii sukhvir

yes,according to new rules,even private candidates are allowed to appear in NEET exam so just start preparing for both the exams.i hope this information helps you.

thank you

She would get quota benefits for the state she has been residing with and has completed 10th and 12th in that particular state. Applicants must also have Domicile of that particular state a sproof of residence to be eligible under HOMe state quota.

Which means if her birth is in

Profile is excellent and good chamces for selection as well however criteria for receiving call will be on CaT scores only. If you hav emore than 85 percentile then you shall be called for interviews 

Based on profike you have very good chances as well. 

https://www.careers360.com/mba/articles/spjimr-cutoff

Hie,

Are you asking about Delhi university admission? Delhi University is a central university wherein they don't have any reservation or quota for Delhi students as such. So it does not matter whether you have studied in Delhi, Bihar, Uttar Pradesh or any other state.

Hope your query is answered!

Very less chances expected for receiving callbased on GMAT scpres as generally 600+ score is must as cutoff for Tapmi for Further WAT Pi rounds, even if you have work experience and good academic chances look bleak here.

https://www.careers360.com/mba/articles/tapmi-admission-criteria-2015-no-change-in-fee-and-number-of-intakes

Hi Nitin,

To apply for MCAT, you have to check whether you are eligible or not. To know the requirements, read MCAT Eligibility Criteria.