Hello dear candidate,

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.

Only your university or board can release an official notification about additional marks. Please check their official website or notice section for confirmation.

Hello,

Yes, you can apply for a scholarship as a 2nd-year student.
Since you scored 421 marks in 1st year, you’re eligible for most merit-based or renewal scholarships.

Apply through your college’s scholarship portal or National Scholarship Portal (NSP).
Keep documents ready — marksheet, income certificate, ID, and bank details.

Hello dear candidate,

Yes, in your final CBSE percentage of class XI your physical education marks will be included.

Your total percentage is based on the five subjects and physical education will be counted as one of them.

I hope you find this helpful. Thank you.

You can get your B.Sc 1st and 2nd semester marksheet from your college or university’s examination section. Visit the official website, go to the Results or Student Portal, log in with your roll number, and download it. If it’s not available online, contact your college administration or exam cell for

You can get your B.Sc 2nd semester marksheet from your college or university’s examination section. Visit the official website, go to the Results or Student Portal, log in with your roll number, and download it. If it’s not available online, contact your college administration or exam cell for a printed

To get the mark sheet of your B.Sc . 2nd semester, you are advised to visit your college grounds and ask if the marksheet is available there.

You can also visit the official website of your college or university and see if they have provided the download marksheet option there.

Hey,

With 817 marks in inter and a rank of 33,000, you have a chance in the later rounds. Top government colleges might be difficult, but you can get a seat in private or semi-government colleges in the second or mop-up round. But it depends on your category and course