AIIMS Delhi M.Sc. Courses & Fees 2025

Dear Aspirant,

The AIIMS B.Sc. Paramedical Entrance Exam, which was originally scheduled for June 28, 2025, has now been officially postponed and would take place on July 13, 2025. According to the updated schedule released by AIIMS, candidates can download their admit cards starting from July 7, 2025, through the official website. The entrance exam will be conducted in CBT (Computer-Based Test) mode and will consist of 90 questions to be attempted in 90 minutes. The results are expected to be declared around July 18 or 19, 2025. Following the result announcement, the counselling process is likely to begin from July 21 onwards, with seat allotment for the first round scheduled for July 31. Candidates who are allotted a seat must confirm their acceptance between August 1 and 8. The postponement allows candidates some additional time for preparation and to stay updated with official notifications and announcements.

Best of Luck

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Hello,

With this rank, you've achieved something truly amazing—AIIMS Delhi is one of the toughest seats in India to secure. Based on recent trends, admission in the General category usually closes around rank 47 in the first round, and rarely goes beyond 57 even in mop-up rounds . For OBC , closing ranks have hovered around 186, and for EWS around 214 . So, a rank of 2,380 is unfortunately quite far from the threshold needed even for reserved categories at AIIMS Delhi. That said, there are still plenty of options:

1. Other AIIMS Campuses newer AIIMS locations like Bhubaneswar, Nagpur, Jodhpur, and Raipur often admit students with ranks much beyond 50—even up to 1,800 or more depending on category . With a rank of 2,380, you might still get a seat in campuses like AIIMS Jodhpur or Madurai, which have slightly lower cutoffs.

2. State Government Medical Colleges most state medical colleges have their own quotas and cutoffs that are significantly different from AIIMS. Your rank is likely to be competitive under the state quota, especially if you're applying from your home state.

3. Private or Deemed Universities many private institutions offer MBBS seats through NEET counselling with cutoffs that are more accessible.

All the best!