The INI CET 2026 exam for the July session is scheduled on May 17, 2026. The Result Notification will be released on May 23, 2026.
The INI CET 2026 July Session application process is expected to start from the 2nd week of March 2026. You can view the INI CET 2026 result PDF on the official website upon its release irrespective of any separate login process.
INI CET 2026 Cut-off Percentile
The INI CET 2026 cut-off percentile for General, EWS, and foreign candidates is the 50th percentile.
INI CET 2026 Exam Pattern
The INI CET 2026 exam is a computer-based test conducted online. The question paper includes both single correct-choice and multiple correct-choice questions.
Total questions: 200
Marks for each correct answer: +1
Marks deducted for each incorrect answer: -1/3
Marks for unattended questions: 0
INI CET 2026 July Session Important Dates
Event
Date
Entrance Examination
17th May, 2026 (Sunday)
Result Notification
23rd May, 2026 (Saturday)
Start of Counselling Process (Mock Round)
Dates will be declared later.
1st Round of Counselling
Dates will be declared later.
2nd Round of Counselling
Dates will be declared later.
Open Round of Counselling
Dates will be declared later.
INI CET 2026 Highlights
Particulars
Details
INI CET Full Form
Institute of National Importance Combined Entrance Test
Conducted by
AIIMS, New Delhi
Exam Frequency
Twice (January and July Session)
Exam Mode
Computer-based Test (Online)
Courses Offered for Admission
MD, MS, DM (6 yrs), MCh (6 yrs), and MDS
Application Fees
INR 4,000: (General, OBC, Foreign National, OCI)
INR 3,200: (SC, ST, EWS)
Application Mode
Online
Number of Test Cities
135
INI CET Score Accepting Colleges
AIIMS, New Delhi
AIIMS, Bhopal
AIIMS, Bhubaneswar
AIIMS, Jodhpur
AIIMS, Patna
AIIMS, Raipur
AIIMS, Rishikesh
AIIMS, Nagpur
AIIMS, Bibinagar
AIIMS, Bhatinda
AIIMS, Deoghar
AIIMS, Mangalagiri
AIIMS, Raebareli
AIIMS Kalyani
AIIMS Bilaspur
AIIMS Gorakhpur
AIIMS, Guwahati
AIIMS, Rajkot
AIIMS PG (INI CET) 2026 Eligibility Criteria
The eligibility criteria for appearing at INI CET 2026 exam has been provided below. The exam is conducted for admission into MD/MS/DM-6yrs/MCH-6yrs and MDS courses.
INI CET 2026 Eligibility Criteria
Candidates must hold an MBBS degree for MD/MS/DM-6yrs/MCH-6yrs courses and a BDS degree for MDS courses. The degree must be from a university accredited by the National Medical Commission/Medical Council of India.
Applicants must complete 12 months of compulsory rotating Internship/Practical training on or before 31st January 2026 for all INIs. Candidates finishing their internship after 31st January 2026 cannot register for this examination.
Minimum Qualifying Marks
SC/ST categories: 50% in aggregate
OBC/EWS categories: 55% in aggregate
Persons with Benchmark Disabilities (PWBD): the minimum aggregate for the category to which the candidate belongs applies
Sponsored Candidates: same minimum aggregate marks as mentioned above
For Indian National candidates who graduated from foreign universities, marks in the FMGE (Foreign Medical Graduate Examination) conducted by the National Board of Examination (NBE) are considered instead of aggregate marks. The minimum qualifying marks are the same in this case.
INI CET 2026 Application Form
Registration for INI CET 2026 follows a simple online process. The steps are listed below.
Visit the official website, aiimsexams.ac.in
Navigate to the "Academic Course" section
Click on 'INI CET 2026'
Click on "Registration & Basic Candidate Information and Generation of Code"
Enter your name
Provide a valid email ID and mobile number
Choose the course (MD/ MS/ MCh/6 years, DM/6 years, or MDS)
Upload photograph, signature, and left thumb impression
Pay the INI CET 2026 application fee
INI CET 2026 Admit Card
The INI CET 2026 admit card is likely to be available for download from the 1st week of May 2026. It is a required document to appear for the exam.
Go to the official website, aiimsexams.ac.in
Click on the "MyPage" link
Enter login credentials: Registration ID, Password, and Exam Unique Code (EUC) generated after the examination
View and download the admit card and take at least 2 printout copies
Check all details mentioned on the downloaded admit card
For any discrepancies, contact the helpline number 1800117898. Helpline hours are Monday to Friday from 10.00 am to 05.00 pm and Saturday from 10.00 am to 01.00 pm, excluding National Holidays.
INI CET 2026 Exam Pattern
The INI CET 2026 exam is fully online and conducted as a computer-based test. The exam pattern details are given below.
Particulars
Details
Exam Mode
Online (Computer-based Test)
Duration
3 hours (180 minutes)
Question Type
Objective type questions of varying types (including Single Correct Choice and Multiple Correct Choice questions)
Number of Questions
200
Total Marks
200
Marking Scheme
+1 for correct, 0 for unattempted
Negative Marking
Yes, -1/3 deduction per incorrect attempt
INI CET 2026 Syllabus
The INI CET 2026 syllabus is released by AIIMS in the form of an information brochure. The syllabus for MD and MS courses covers Pre-Clinical Phase, Para-clinical Phase, and Clinical Phase topics. The syllabus for MDS courses covers Dental Science and Basic Clinical Science topics.
INI CET 2026 Syllabus for MD and MS Courses
The core units for MD and MS courses in INI CET 2026 are listed below.
Section
Units
Sub Topics
Pre Clinical Science
Biochemistry
Biological Cell
Hormones and PH
Enzymes
Food Assimilation and Nutrition
Biomolecules
Molecular Biology
Metabolic Pathways
Environmental Biochemistry
Physiological Buffer Systems
Immunology
Cancer and Cancer Makers
Pre Clinical Science
Anatomy
Microanatomy
Gross Anatomy
Neuroanatomy
Embryology & Genetics
INI CET 2026 Syllabus for MD Courses
The INI CET 2026 syllabus for MD courses is divided into three main sections. These are Pre-Clinical Science, Para Clinical Science, and Clinical Science Subjects.
Pre-Clinical Science Subjects
This section covers the foundational subjects of Anatomy, Biochemistry, and Physiology. The topics for each subject are listed below.
Subject
Topics
Anatomy
General Anatomy
Gross Anatomy
Microanatomy
Developmental Anatomy
Neuroanatomy
Radiological Anatomy
Biochemistry
Carbohydrates
Lipids
Proteins
Enzymes
Vitamins
Mineral Metabolism
Hormones
Molecular Biology
Nutrition
Physiology
Gastrointestinal System
General Physiology
Reproduction
Nerve-Muscle
Kidney
Nutrition
Blood
Respiratory System
Cardiovascular System
Neurophysiology
Sensory System
The Visceral and Motivational System
Motor System
EEG
Special Senses
Yoga
Sleep and Higher Nervous Functions
Para Clinical Science Subjects
This section includes Pharmacology, Pathology, Forensic Medicine, Microbiology, and Community Medicine. The specific topics for each are detailed below.
Subject
Topics
Pharmacology
Neuropharmacology
Psychopharmacology
Toxicology
Clinical Pharmacology
Molecular and Cellular Pharmacology
Pathology
Complement System
Coronary Artery Disease
Tumour Markers
Glomerulonephritis
Flow Cytometry
Barrett Esophagus
Pedigree Analysis
Sarcoidosis
Thyroid Carcinoma
Hypersensitivity
Forensic Medicine
Firearm Injuries
Bloodstains
Seminal Stains
Types and Signs of Drowning
IPC Sections
Narcoanalysis
Toxicology
Bites of various insects
Different doctrine
Autopsy methods of organ’s removal
Antemortem
Rigor Mortis
Cadaveric Spasm
Blast Injuries
Torture Methods
Microbiology
Vectors
Immunodeficiency disorders
Heterophile Antigen
Lab diagnosis, species identification and relapse regarding Malaria
Mycoplasma pneumonia
Eggs in Parasitology
Dimorphic fungi
Viral Hepatitis Serology
Life cycle
Community Medicine
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Clinical Science Subjects
This section covers clinical subjects such as Obstetrics, Pediatrics, Gynaecology, and Community Medicine. It also includes clinical postings and allied subjects.
Subject
Topics
Obstetrics
Preeclampsia
Postpartum Haemorrhage
Antepartum Haemorrhage
Uterine rupture
Uterine inversion
Biophysical profile
Induction of labour
Indications of caesarean section
Hyperemesis gravidarum
Pediatrics
Acute respiratory insufficiency program
Respiratory distress syndrome
Developmental milestones
Autism
Neonatal jaundice
Neonatal sepsis
Neonatal resuscitation
Tetralogy of Fallot
Bronchial Asthma
Nephrotic syndrome
Vitamins and mineral deficiency
Dengue fever
Paediatrics
Gynaecology
Symptoms of ovulation
Process to manage Fibroid uterus and prolapse of the uterus
Details of Trichomonas, Candida, Gonococcus
Bacterial vaginosis
Emergency contraception
Contraception and sterilization
Supports of uterus
Menstrual cycle
Menopause
Postmenopausal bleeding
Clinical Postings
Internal Medicine
Paediatrics
General Surgery
Orthopaedics
Ophthalmology
Family Welfare Clinic
Health Education Unit
Elective Posting
Community Medicine
Man, and Medicine
Concept on Health and Disease
Environment and Health
Medicine and Social Science
Screening for Disease
Hospital Waste Management
Concept on Epidemiology
Epidemiology on commutable and non-commutable disease
Demography and family planning
Nutrition and Health
Types of preventive medicine for paediatrics obstetrics and geriatrics
Genetics and Health
Mental Health
Surgery and allied subjects
Anaesthesiology
E.N.T
Ophthalmology
Orthopaedics
Medicine and allied subjects
Psychiatry
Dermatology
INI CET 2026 Syllabus for MDS Courses
The INI CET 2026 syllabus for MDS courses includes the following units. The syllabus is divided into two main subjects under Dental Science.
Dental Science Subjects
This section includes Dental Materials and Oral Pathology and Oral Microbiology. The topics for each are listed below.
Subject
Topics
Dental Materials
Amalgam
Caries sealants
Composite resin
Dental biomaterials
Glass-ionomer cement
Gutta percha
Mineral trioxide aggregate
Oral Pathology and Oral Microbiology
Biostatistics
Histology
Applied Gross Anatomy of Head and Neck
Oral and general Physiology
Cell Biology
Biochemistry
General Microbiology
Basic Immunology
Systematic Microbiology
Virology
Oral Biology
AIIMS PG (INI CET) 2026 Syllabus
The AIIMS PG (INI CET) 2026 syllabus covers subjects from MBBS. The questions are based on the topics listed below.
Subjects and Topics
Subject
Topics
Oral Medicine and Radiology
Pigmentations of oral tissues
Gingival enlargements
Diseases of tongue
Granulomatous diseases
Sexually transmitted diseases
Diseases of salivary glands
Diseases of Para nasal air sinuses
Orofacial pain
Acute and chronic infections of orofacial region
Dental caries
Periodontal diseases
Periapical lesions
Growth factors in acute inflammation
Homeostasis
Hypersensitivity
Anaphylaxis
Type II hypersensitivity
Type III hypersensitivity
Drugs acting on the CNS
Haematinics
Anti-diabetics
Vitamins A, B complex, C,D,E,K
Steroids
Biostatistics
Types of Data
Measures of Central Tendencies
Types of Distribution
Importance and factors of Determination
Basic Clinical Science
Embryology & Oral Histology
Role of Sperm
Molecular Alterations
Endometrial Receptivity
The Epididymis
Dental hard tissues
Periodontium
Oral mucosa
Eruption
Shedding and salivary glands
General human physiology
Circulatory system
Properties of the blood
Medical physiology
Cell physiology
Comparative physiology
The Tissue Level of Organization
AIIMS PG Answer Key
The INI CET 2026 answer key releases in two parts. The first is a memory-based (unofficial) key, and the second is the official one.
You can download the answer key to check your responses. It is also possible to get a probable score before the result is published.
AIIMS PG (INI CET) 2026 Result
The INI CET 2026 result or scorecard notification announcement date is May 24, 2026. The result will be announced in the form of a scorecard.
Follow these steps to download the INI CET 2026 result:
Go to the official website, aiimsexams.ac.in
Click on "INI CET 2026 Result for July Session PDF" link
View and download INI CET 2026 result along with the roll number
Take a printout copy of INI CET 2026 result for further uses
AIIMS PG (INI CET) 2026 Cut Off
INI CET 2026 cut off marks for different AIIMS campuses will be available soon after the result is declared. The minimum INI CET 2026 cut off percentile for different categories is detailed below:
If two or more students obtain the same INI CET 2026 marks, a tie-breaking policy will be used. The policy ranks candidates based on the following rules:
Candidates with fewer negative responses in the INI CET 2026 exam will be ranked higher.
If the tie persists, students of older age will be considered for ranking.
INI CET 2026 Counselling
The INI CET 2026 counselling process is held in four rounds. The tentative number of seats available in each specialty for the July 2026 session will be uploaded separately.
To appear for INI CET 2026 counselling, you need to register by following these steps:
Go to the official website, aiimsexams.ac.in
Enter your login information, including registration ID, Registration Unique Code (RUC), password, and captcha image.
Enter contact details, personal details, academic qualifications, internship details, INI CET 2026 score, and NMC/SMC registration.
The registration number generated will be sent to the registered email address and mobile number.
INI CET 2026 Reservation of Seats
The number of seats reserved for different categories of students for the INI CET 2026 exam is tabulated below:
Categories
Seat Reservation in Percentage
Scheduled Caste (SC)
15%
Scheduled Tribe (ST)
7.5%
Other Backward Classes (OBC)
27%
Economically Weaker Section (EWS)
10%
Eligibility Criteria
AIIMS PG 2026: Replaced by INI CET 2026
AIIMS PG 2026 has been replaced by INI CET 2026. The minimum eligibility criteria for INI CET 2026 state that the applicant must have an MBBS/BDS degree and must have completed their one-year rotational internship from any recognized medical institute in India. Candidates who are currently an intern in any medical practice are not eligible.
There is no limit on age and the number of attempts while appearing for the exam.
A candidate must have scored a minimum of 55% marks in aggregate (50% for SC/ST category candidates) to be eligible to apply.
49.5% of the total Post-Graduate seats (excluding Sponsored/Foreign National candidates) are reserved for ST/SC/OBC (Non-creamy layer) students.
Reserved Category candidates have to submit a valid caste certificate during the admission process.
Eligibility Criteria for INI CET 2026
Criteria
Description
Age limit
No limit
Number of attempts
No limit
Nationality
Indian Nationals, OCI/NRI, Foreign Nationals
Minimum qualification
MBBS/BDS degree from a recognized institute
Minimum marks in the qualifying examination
GEN/OBC/GEN PWD: 55% SC/ST/SC-PWD/ST-PWD: 50%
Test takers are requested to check AIIMS PG eligibility criteria. If a candidate is found ineligible to appear in the exam, his or her application can be cancelled based on the eligibility guidelines adopted by the AIIMS.
For an MD/MS degree, a candidate needs to hold an MBBS degree from any university duly recognized by the Medical Council of India or State Medical Councils.
A BDS degree from any university duly recognized by the Dental Council of India or State Dental Council is mandatory for getting admission into MDS courses.
A candidate must have completed his or her 12-month rotating Internship/Practical Training.
The following marks in aggregate are required to be scored by a candidate to be eligible for a seat in the MBBS/BDS courses at AIIMS:
Candidates belonging to the SC/ST category must have scored at least 50% marks in aggregate.
General and OBC category candidates must have scored a minimum of 55% marks in aggregate.
Note: Candidates who fail to complete their MBBS internship will be ineligible for the Final Registration as per AIIMS PG 2026 eligibility criteria.
Minimum Cut off Scores for INI CET 2026
AIIMS PG Selection is solely based on the marks scored in the entrance examination. The minimum cut-off marks for AIIMS PG is usually at the 50th percentile.
Institutional Preference for AIIMS Graduates in AIIMS PG 2026
Candidates who have graduated from AIIMS, New Delhi will be given first preference for admission against 50% of the total available seats.
Any remaining seats will be made available to open general category candidates on the basis of their performance in the AIIMS PG Entrance Examination.
The allocation of the subjects chosen by a candidate will be done on the basis of AIIMS PG Counselling and cutoff.
Eligibility Criteria for 'Sponsored' Candidates
Given below are the document requirements for 'Sponsored' candidates:
Sponsored candidates must meet the same basic eligibility requirements, including an MBBS/BDS degree and completed internship.
They must provide sponsorship documents as required by the admitting institute.
Eligibility Criteria for Foreign Nationals/OCI
Foreign Nationals and Overseas Citizen of India (OCI) candidates are eligible to apply for INI CET 2026. They must hold an MBBS/BDS degree from a recognized institute and meet the internship requirements.
Submission of Caste Certificate By SC/ST/OBC Candidates
Reserved category candidates must submit a valid caste certificate during the admission process. The certificate must be issued by the competent authority as per government norms.
AIIMS PG 2026 Reservation Criteria
49.5% of the total Post-Graduate seats (excluding Sponsored/Foreign National candidates) are reserved for ST/SC/OBC (Non-creamy layer) students. The reservation applies to candidates who meet the minimum eligibility marks as specified for their category.
AIIMS PG 2026 Eligibility FAQs
Candidates often have questions about the eligibility process. The key points are covered in the sections above, including age limits, attempt limits, qualifying marks, and internship requirements.
Sponsored Candidates: How to Apply
Sponsored candidates must register online and fill the online AIIMS PG Application Form.
Candidates who are permanent employees of any Central/State Government, Armed Forces, Public Sector Undertaking (PSU), or Autonomous Body can be sponsored by their respective Government, Defence Authorities, or the Competent Authorities of the PSU/Autonomous Body to apply for AIIMS PG courses.
Educational costs for a postgraduate (MD/MS/MDS) course that is not available in the candidate's state will be sponsored by a State Government. A certificate for non-availability of that course in the state, duly signed by the Secretary/Director General of Health Services of the Central/State Government, DGAFMS, Competent Authority, or PSU/Autonomous Body (viz. Director/Executive Head of the concerned organization), must be submitted for sponsorship.
A candidate can be sponsored for only one subject, which must be clearly mentioned in the sponsorship form by the sponsoring authority.
No sponsored candidate will be paid any emoluments by AIIMS during the training period.
Sponsored candidates must submit the sponsorship certificate in original from their employer with the Application Form and Registration Slip to the Asstt. Controller of Examination, AIIMS, New Delhi-110 608 by the Final Registration deadline.
Those who fail to do so can submit it before the date of issue of AIIMS PG Admit Cards; otherwise, their candidature will stand cancelled.
Eligibility Criteria for Foreign Nationals/OCI
Given below are the document requirements for Foreign Nationals/OCI candidates.
Foreign nationals are required to fill in the online AIIMS PG 2026 Application Form indicating the choice of subject (only one) for admission to Postgraduate courses for MD/MS/M.Ch. (6 yrs.)/MDS degree.
All international applicants must send their Registration Slip of Online Application through the Diplomatic Channel. They must also appear in the competitive entrance examination along with other candidates.
An 'Advance Copy' is required to be submitted at AIIMS, New Delhi before the last date of online registration. However, the application of all such candidates will be processed only after receipt of the same through the Diplomatic Channel.
The foreign nationals will be considered against the seats in the 'Sponsored' category for MD/MS/MDS courses.
Seats are not reserved in any discipline for foreign nationals.
Nominations/No objection for candidates should reach the Examination Section before the date of issue of the Admit Card; otherwise, their candidature will not be considered.
No emoluments will be paid by AIIMS to Foreign National candidates.
Submission of Caste Certificate by SC/ST/OBC Candidates
Once the AIIMS PG Results are out, candidates from SC/ST/OBC category need to submit, with other relevant documents, an attested copy of a certificate from any one of the following authorities stating that the candidate belongs to SC/ST/OBC category.
District Magistrate, Additional District Magistrate, Collector, Deputy Commissioner, Additional Deputy Commissioner, Deputy Collector, 1st Class Stipendiary Magistrate, City Magistrate, Sub-Divisional Magistrate, Taluka Magistrate, Executive Magistrate, Extra Assistant Commissioner.
Sub-Divisional Officer of the area where the applicant and his or her family normally resides.
Administrator/Secretary to Administrator/Development Officer (Lakshadweep Island) or as authorized in the Constitution.
Candidates must submit an undertaking to the effect of their caste. Any difference in the caste certificate will lead to cancellation of registration.
Certificates from any other person/authority will not be accepted.
The name, designation, and seal of the officer should be clear in the certificate.
INI CET 2026 Reservation Criteria
49.5% of the total Post-Graduate seats, excluding those for Sponsored/Foreign National candidates, are reserved for candidates belonging to ST/SC/OBC (Non-creamy layer) for AIIMS PG Admissions.
Category-wise reservation of seats for AIIMS PG 2026 is given below:
CATEGORY
PERCENTAGE OF RESERVATION
Students graduated from AIIMS
25.25%
General + Sponsored/Foreign National
25.25%
Scheduled Category (SC)
15%
Scheduled Tribes (ST)
7.5%
Other Backward Classes (Non-Creamy Layer)
27%
Reservation Criteria for Orthopedic Physically Handicapped Candidates:
OPH Reservation in AIIMS PG 2020
For AIIMS PG 2020, the qualifying marks for an Orthopedically Physically Handicapped (OPH) candidate will be the same as those for other category students. OPH candidates must submit a valid disability certificate issued by a duly constituted and authorized Medical Board of State or Central Government Hospitals/Institutions.
In the MD/MS programme, 3% of the total seats are reserved for OPH candidates. Seat allocation is done according to the candidate's rank in the merit list from the seats reserved in the OPH category. If seats remain vacant after counselling, they are filled by candidates from the general category. In the MDS programme, no seats are reserved for OPH candidates.
For reserved category admissions, candidates whose lower limbs have been disabled by 50-70% will be considered. If OPH candidates with a disability of 50-70% are not available and seats remain unfilled, then students with a disability of 40-50% on the lower limbs will be given the chance to fill those seats.
There are only 550+ seats available across the seven AIIMS in the country.
Eligibility Criteria for AIIMS PG 2026
The minimum eligibility criteria for AIIMS PG 2026 are listed below.
For MD/MS degree, a candidate needs an MBBS degree from any university recognized by the Medical Council of India or State Medical Councils.
A BDS degree from any university recognized by the Dental Council of India or State Dental Council is mandatory for admission into MDS courses.
A candidate must have completed a 12-month rotating Internship/ Practical Training.
AIIMS PG 2026 Eligibility FAQs
Ques: Can I apply for AIIMS PG offline?
Ans: No, the application process is online only. Candidates must complete the online registration process to apply for this examination.
Ques: Is there any reservation in AIIMS PG?
Ans: 49.5% of the total Post-Graduate seats, excluding those for Sponsored/Foreign National candidates, are reserved for candidates belonging to ST/SC/OBC (Non-creamy layer) for AIIMS PG Admissions.
Ques: Is it compulsory to submit the category certificates while applying for AIIMS PG?
Ans: Once the result is declared, candidates from SC/ST/OBC category need to submit relevant documents, including an attested copy of a certificate from any one of the prescribed authorities stating that the candidate belongs to the SC/ST/OBC category.
Ques: Who decides the AIIMS PG eligibility criteria for 2026?
Ans: AIIMS, Delhi is the authority competent for prescribing the AIIMS PG 2026 eligibility criteria.
Ques: What details are included in the AIIMS PG 2026 eligibility criteria?
Ans: Various parameters, such as age limit, internship, educational qualification, qualifying exam, and scores to be obtained, are included under AIIMS PG eligibility criteria 2026.
Ques: Why is AIIMS PG conducted?
Ans: AIIMS New Delhi conducts the AIIMS PG 2026 entrance examination for granting admission to MD, MS, MDS, DM, and M.Ch courses offered in its institutes.
Ques: Why are AIIMS PG 2026 eligibility criteria important for admission?
Ans: Candidates are advised to check the AIIMS PG eligibility criteria 2026 before filling the application form. Aspirants who fail to fulfill any of the eligibility criteria will not be allowed to appear for the entrance test.
Application Process
INI CET 2025 July Session Application Form
The INI CET application form 2025 for the July Session is expected to be available from the 1st week of March 2025. The All India Institute of Medical Science (AIIMS) will release the form. Candidates need minimum aggregate marks in MBBS of 55% for general category candidates and 50% for SC/ST candidates to be eligible for INI CET PG.
INI CET 2025 Registration Fee
The registration fee for INI CET 2025 July session is Rs. 4000 for general and OBC candidates. The fee is Rs. 3200 for SC/ST and EWS candidates. Candidates have to pay the fees online.
The exam date for the INI CET 2025 July Session is May 18, 2025.
Documents Required for INI CET Registration
The basic requirements for INI CET registration are as follows:
Valid E-mail Id
Valid mobile number
Scanned image of a passport-sized photograph
Scanned image of the candidate's signature
Scanned image of the candidate's thumb impression
Photograph Specifications for INI CET Application Form 2025
The photograph for INI CET application form 2025 must be a coloured one with dimension 3.5 cm to 4.5 cm. The size of the photograph should be 50 kb to 100 kb. It should be in JPEG format.
Candidates must ensure the photograph does not have a shadow in the background. The photograph should clearly show the face, eyes and ears of the candidate.
Basic and Final Registration in INI CET
Yes, the INI CET 2025 application process comprises both basic and final registration. Candidates who complete the basic registration can proceed for the final registration on the official website, aiimsexams.ac.in.
Basic registration includes submitting basic information and uploading images. Final registration includes generation of EUC, providing academic, registration, and internship details in the application form, and paying the application fee. The application form is submitted only after paying the application fee.
AIIMS PG 2025 Important Dates (July Session)
Particulars
AIIMS PG 2025 DM / MCH (3 yrs) For July 2025 Session (Tentative)
Application Form Start
1st week of March 2025
Last Date
1st week of April 2025
INI-CET PG Exam Date 2025
May 18, 2025
INI-CET PG Result Date 2025
May 24, 2025
How to Fill AIIMS PG 2025 Application Form
Candidates need to be careful while filling the AIIMS PG 2025 Application Form. Any incomplete application forms or application forms with inaccurate details will be cancelled by AIIMS Delhi. Candidates must follow all the steps to submit the AIIMS PG 2025 application form.
There are six steps for filling the application form. The step by step procedure is as follows:
Step 1: Register Online
Visit the official website of AIIMS (aiimsexams.org).
First, register on the official website.
Click on "New Registrations" tab.
Select the course for the desired PG program in the registration section.
The registration form will appear on the computer screen.
Enter your name and other personal details along with a valid email ID and mobile number.
The login ID and password will be sent via email or SMS after successful registration.
Step 2: Enter Qualification Details on the Application Form
How to Fill AIIMS PG 2025 Application Form
The application process for AIIMS PG 2025 is completed online. Candidates must follow the steps below to register successfully.
Step 1: Login
Candidates need to login by using their login ID and password.
Step 2: Fill Details
Candidates have to carefully fill their educational qualification, details of internship and medical registration number.
Step 3: Select Exam Center
Candidates have to select an exam center of their choice from the list of 24 cities.
The exam center will be allotted to candidates on the basis of their choice and availability of center.
Step 4: Payment of Application Fee
Candidates can pay the application fee for AIIMS PG 2025 via debit card/credit card/net banking.
The application fee will be INR 1500 for general, OBC & other categories candidates and INR 1200 for SC/ST category.
OPH candidates do not have to pay the application fee.
Step 5: Upload Signature, Photograph and Thumb Expression
Candidates need to upload their scanned signature, photograph and thumb expression in JPG/JPEG format.
The size must be between 10 KB to 100 KB.
The photograph must be clicked within six months.
Step 6: Registration Slip
After successful registration, candidates are advised to take a printout of the registration slip for future use.
Candidates should then log out.
Details To be Filled in AIIMS PG Application Form
There are various sections in AIIMS PG 2025 application form. Candidates must fill all the sections carefully.
Details
Filling Criteria
Personal Details
Name, Father's Name, Mother's Name, Gender, Date of birth, Category, Nationality, Marital Status, Email ID, Mobile Number
Qualification Details
Qualifying examination, Name of college/university, Date of admission and pass out, Marks Obtained, Percentage in aggregate, Internship Details
Images to be uploaded
Photograph, Signature, Thumb Impression
Note: Candidates must fill all the details that are asked on AIIMS PG 2025 application form.
AIIMS PG 2025 Application Form Correction
Once the form is submitted, candidates cannot make any corrections in AIIMS PG 2025 application form.
Therefore, they need to be very careful while filling the application form.
Candidates are recommended to verify all the details entered by them in the application form before submitting it.
AIIMS PG 2025 Eligibility Criteria
Candidates seeking to apply in any of the All India Institutes of Medical Sciences must fulfil the below-mentioned eligibility criteria for AIIMS PG.
For MD/MS/MDS/M.Ch (6 years)/DM (6 years) Courses:
Qualifying Exam: Candidate should have MBBS or BDS degree recognized by the Medical Council of India/Dental Council of India.
Internship: Candidate should have completed the 12 months of rotating internship/practical training on or before July 30, 2025.
Minimum Marks: Candidates should secure 55% marks in aggregate (50% for SC/ST candidates) in the qualifying exam.
For DM/M.Ch. & MD (Hospital Administration):
Age Criteria: Must not exceed 35 years as on July 1, 2025.
Qualifying Exam: Candidates must have a degree in MD/MS or DNB from any recognized university.
AIIMS PG Application Form 2025 FAQs
Ques: Where will I get the application form?
Ans. The application form for AIIMS PG 2025 will be made available on the official website of AIIMS (www.aiimsexams.org) from 1st week of March 2025 tentatively.
Ques: I belong to OBC category. Can I apply?
Ans. Yes, you can apply for AIIMS PG 2025 examination by paying an application fee of INR 1200 if you fulfill all the eligibility conditions.
Ques: How many courses are offered through AIIMS PG 2025?
Ans. Interested and eligible candidates can apply for various postgraduate medical courses such as MS/MD/MDS/DM/M.Ch.
Ques: What should be the size of images that I need to upload while filling the application form?
Ans. The size of images of signature, photograph and thumb impression should be between 10KB to 100 KB. They should be in the JPG/JPEG format.
Ques: I forgot to enter some details in the application form. Can I correct it now?
Ans. You cannot make any changes to AIIMS PG 2025 application form after submitting it. Therefore, you must check if you have entered all the details in the application form correctly before submitting the form on the official website.
Ques: Can I fill the AIIMS PG 2025 registration form for the July session if I could not clear the previous examination?
Can I Apply for the July Session of AIIMS PG 2025?
Yes, you can apply for the July session of AIIMS PG 2025.
Can I Change My Exam Centre After the Last Date?
No, a candidate cannot change the examination city or centre after the last date of the application form. Candidates should fill in the centres after carefully evaluating the available options.
Why Does the Final Status of My Application Take Time?
Some fields in the AIIMS PG application form can be edited until the last date for submission. The status of AIIMS PG registration can be finalised only after this editing process is complete.
The institute may take a few days to display the final status of AIIMS PG 2025 registration.
Is the AIIMS PG 2025 Result Sent Individually?
No, the result for AIIMS PG 2025 is not sent individually to candidates. Candidates need to check the result online only.
What Happens if Two Candidates Get the Same Marks in DM/MCH (3 Years)?
If two candidates get the same marks in AIIMS PG 2025 DM/MCH (3 yrs), the older candidate is given preference.
Can I Fill the AIIMS PG 2025 Application Form Offline?
No, candidates can fill the AIIMS PG 2025 application form online only. The application process is conducted through online mode only.
Do I Have to Register Twice for the Exam?
Yes, students will have to register twice for the exam. The first registration is for basic registration, and the second is for final registration.
Can I Modify Details in the Application Form?
Yes, candidates can make modifications in the entered details or uploaded images in the application form during the correction period.
Exam Pattern
INI CET 2026 Exam Pattern
The INI CET 2026 exam is conducted entirely online as a computer-based test.
Exam Mode: Online (Computer-based Test)
Duration: 3 hours (180 minutes)
Question Type: Objective type questions of varying types, including Single Correct Choice and Multiple Correct Choice questions
Number of Questions: 200
Total Marks: 200
INI CET 2026 Marking Scheme
The marking scheme for the exam is as follows:
+1 for correct answers
0 for unattempted questions
-1/3 deduction per incorrect attempt
Syllabus
INI CET 2024 Exam Pattern Highlights
The INI CET 2024 exam pattern for the July session is released by AIIMS along with the official brochure. The exam is held in computer-based mode. The total marks for the exam are 200, and a total of 200 questions are asked. The exam duration is 3 hours.
For each correct answer, 1 mark is awarded.
For each wrong answer, ⅓ mark is deducted.
No marks are given for questions left unanswered.
The INI CET exam for the July session starts on May 19, 2024. Registration for the July session is expected to begin in the 1st week of March 2024. For more information, visit the official website, aiimsexams.ac.in.
INI CET 2024 Exam Pattern in Detail
AIIMS conducts the INI CET exam. There is a single question paper with multiple-choice questions based on the MBBS syllabus. The objective questions for MS/MD are based on the M.B.B.S syllabus, and for MDS, they are based on the BDS syllabus.
Mode: The exam is conducted in online (CBT) mode.
Duration: 180 minutes for MD/MS courses and 90 minutes for MDS course.
Language: The exam is in English.
Type of Questions: Multiple choice questions.
Number of Questions: 200 questions for MD/MS and 90 questions for MDS.
Marking Scheme: 1 mark for one correct answer.
Negative Marking: -1/3 mark deducted for each wrong answer.
Type of Questions Asked in INI CET
Single best answer type
Multiple true-false types
Match the following type
Sequential arrangements type
Multiple completion type
Reason-assertion type
Extended matching items/questions (EMI/EMQ)
INI CET 2024 Exam Pattern Highlights Table
Mode of Examination
Online mode i.e. CBT (Computer Based Test)
Number of papers
1
Number of questions
For MS/MD: One paper of 200 MCQ; For MDS: One paper of 90 MCQ
Question Paper Type
Multiple-choice questions
INI CET Total Marks
For MS/MD: 200 marks; For MDS: 90 marks
Exam duration
For MS/MD: 3 hours (180 minutes); For MDS: 1.5 hours (90 minutes)
Exam Language
English
INI CET 2024 Marking Scheme
The conducting body AIIMS uses negative marking for evaluation. 1/3rd marks are deducted for an incorrect answer from the total.
INI CET 2024 Expected Scores and Ranks
A good score in INI CET 2024 is expected to be 160+ out of 200. A good score or rank in the INI CET 2024 exam helps students get admission to PG courses in the top colleges in India.
The rank for 140 marks is expected to be between 500 to 1000. If your marks are between 144 to 150, your rank will be in the middle of 200 to 500. If you get 150 to 160, your rank will be between 50 to 200.
INI CET 2024 Syllabus
The syllabus for INI CET 2024 is based on the subjects taught at the M.B.B.S level for MS/MD and BDS level for MDS. The objective questions are drawn from these subjects.
INI CET 2024 Exam Day Instructions
Details about exam day instructions are part of the official brochure released by AIIMS. Candidates should refer to the official website for specific guidelines.
INI CET 2024 Exam Pattern FAQs
Ques: What is a good score in INI CET?
Ans: INI CET 2024 good score is expected to be 160+ out of 200.
Ques: What is the rank of 140 marks in INI CET?
Ans: The rank for 140 marks will be between 500 to 1000.
INI CET Marking Scheme
For multiple-choice questions, candidates must mark only one option out of four as the answer. The marking scheme includes negative marking for incorrect answers.
Every correct answer adds one mark.
An incorrect answer deducts 1/3rd mark from the total.
No marks are allotted or deducted for unanswered questions.
Type of Question
Positive Marks
Negative Marks
Single best answer type
+1
-1/3
Multiple true-false types
+1/5
-1/5
Match the following type
+1/4
-1/4
Sequential arrangements type
+1
-1
Multiple completion type
+1/4
-1/4
Reason-assertion type
+1/4
-1/4
Extended matching items/questions (EMI/EMQ)
+1/2
-1/2
INI CET 2024 Syllabus
INI CET syllabus includes Pre-clinical, Para-clinical and Clinical Phase from the M.B.B.S syllabus. Aspirants should thoroughly study the subjects divided into each of these phases.
INI CET 2024 Syllabus for MS/MD
Anatomy
Biochemistry
Physiology
Community Medicine
Forensic Medicine
Pathology
Pharmacology
Microbiology
Clinical postings inwards
OPDs
Community Medicine
Medicine and allied subjects (Psychiatry, Dermatology)
Obstetrics
Gynaecology
Paediatrics
Surgery and allied subjects (Anesthesiology, E.N.T., Ophthalmology, Orthopaedics)
Clinical postings
Aspirants seeking admission for the MDS programme in AIIMS should study the syllabus taught for BDS.
INI CET 2024 Syllabus for MDS
General Anatomy including Embryology and Histology
General Human Physiology
Biochemistry
Dental Anatomy, Embryology and Oral histology
General Pathology
General Microbiology
Dental Materials
General and Dental Pharmacology & Therapeutics
Preclinical Conservative Dentistry
Preclinical orthodontics
Preclinical Prosthodontics and Crown & Bridge
General Medicine
General Surgery
Oral Pathology & Oral Microbiology
Public Health Dentistry
Periodontology
Oral Medicine & Radiology
Orthodontics & Dentofacial Orthopaedics
Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery
Conservative Dentistry & Endodontics
Prosthodontics and Crown & Bridge
Paediatric & Preventive Dentistry
Phase-wise Syllabus Tabulation
Phase
Syllabus for MS/MD
Syllabus for MDS
Pre-clinical
Anatomy
Preclinical Conservative Dentistry
Pre-clinical
Bio-chemistry
Preclinical orthodontics
Pre-clinical
Physiology
Preclinical Prosthodontics and Crown & Bridge
Pre-clinical
Physiology
General Anatomy including Embryology and Histology
Pre-clinical
Physiology
Dental Anatomy, Embryology and Oral histology
Pre-clinical
Physiology
General Human Physiology & Biochemistry
Pre-clinical
Physiology
Dental Anatomy, Embryology and Oral histology
Para-clinical
Community Medicine
General Medicine
Para-clinical
Forensic Medicine
General Surgery
Para-clinical
Pathology
Periodontology
Para-clinical
Pharmacology
Oral Medicine & Radiology
Para-clinical
Microbiology
Orthodontics & Dentofacial Orthopaedics
Clinical
Community Medicine
Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery
Clinical
Medicine and allied subjects (Psychiatry, Dermatology)
Conservative Dentistry & Endodontics
Clinical
Obstetrics
Prosthodontics and Crown & Bridge
Clinical
Gynaecology
Paediatric & Preventive Dentistry
Clinical
Paediatrics
Paediatric & Preventive Dentistry
Clinical
Surgery and allied subjects (Anaesthesiology, E.N.T., Ophthalmology, Orthopaedics)
Paediatric & Preventive Dentistry
Clinical
Clinical postings
Paediatric & Preventive Dentistry
INI CET Subject-wise Weightage
Only four months are left for the INI CET July session. The subject-wise weightage helps you understand and plan your study accordingly.
INI CET 2024 Exam Pattern: Subject-Wise Breakdown
The INI CET 2024 exam has 200 multiple-choice questions (MCQs). The table below shows the number of questions and weightage for each subject.
Topic
Number of Questions
Weightage
Surgery, Ent, Orthopedics & Anesthesia
30
15%
Medicine, Dermatology, & Venereology
26
13%
Pathology
17
9%
Social and Preventive Medicine
16
8%
Obstetrics & Gynaecology
16
8%
Microbiology
14
7%
Pharmacology
14
7%
Anatomy
10
5%
Physiology
10
5%
Biochemistry
10
5%
Paediatrics
10
5%
Radiodiagnosis and Radiotherapy
9
5%
Forensic Medicines
6
3%
Ophthalmology
6
3%
Psychiatry
6
3%
INI CET 2024 Exam Books
Candidates can prepare for INI CET 2024 using the syllabus from their undergraduate courses. MS/MD applicants should study the M.B.B.S syllabus, while MDS applicants should study the BDS syllabus.
Solving previous years' question papers and taking online mock tests is recommended to improve speed. The table below lists reference books for INI CET 2024 preparation.
Subject
Book Name
Author
ISBN
Anatomy
Anatomy (Vol. 1-4) - Exam Success Review MCQs for MBBS Ist Prof & PG Entrance
Brijendra Singh
ISBN-10: 8172339429 ISBN-13: 978-8172339425
Anatomy for MDS
NEET PG MCQs for Dental Students: Anatomy Question Bank (PB)
Singh
ISBN-10: 9386347040 ISBN-13: 978-9386347046
All subjects
AIIMS and All India PG Medical Entrance Examinations: Review Questions 2002-2015
Arun Kumar
ISBN-10: 9385915320 ISBN-13: 978-9385915321
All subjects for MDS
Complete Review of AIIMS – 25 (PG Dental Entrance Examination)
Aman Sharma / Sandeep Goyal / Simranjit Singh
ISBN-10: 938631035X ISBN-13: 978-9386310354
All subjects
AIIMS: PG Medical Entrance Examination November 2011 (with Explanatory Answers)
Nitin Gupta
ISBN-10: 8123921004 ISBN-13: 978-8123921006
All subjects
DAMS INI CET Medical Entrance Examination, May 2014
Dr. Bhaskar Krishnamurthy / Dr. Rahul Rajeev / Dr. Sumer Sethi
ISBN-10: 8123925778 ISBN-13: 978-8123925776
All subjects for MDS
Dental Desk (NEET MDS /AIIMS)
Dr. Santokh Singh Dr.Joohi Sharma, Dr.Varun Chopra
ISBN-10: 1632271699 ISBN-13: 978-1632271693
INI CET 2024 Exam Day Instructions
The INI CET 2024 is a computer-based test. Candidates should take mock tests to get experience with the online mode.
The test will begin exactly at the time mentioned on the INI CET Admit Card. The invigilator will make a prior announcement.
The exam duration is 3 hours for MS/MD and 1.5 hours for MDS.
All questions carry equal marks.
Each question has four options, with only one correct answer.
Negative marking is used for evaluation. Candidates should only answer if they are sure.
Unanswered questions will not affect the total marks.
One mark is given for each correct answer, and 1/3rd mark is deducted for each incorrect answer.
Candidates must sign the attendance sheet.
Carry the admit card along with a photo identity proof.
INI CET 2024 Exam Pattern FAQs
Ques: How many questions are there in the exam as per INI CET 2024 exam pattern?
Ans: According to the exam pattern of INI CET there will be 200 multiple-choice questions (MCQs).
Ques: What is the duration of INI CET 2024 examination?
Ans: INI CET 2024 for July session will be conducted in the computer-based mode for a duration of 3 hours.
Ques: Is there any negative marking in INI CET 2024 for the January session?
Ans: Yes, the questions in AIIMS PG exam always carry certain negative marks if answered incorrectly.
Ques: Who is the conducting authority of INI CET 2024?
Ans: All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), New Delhi is the conducting authority of INI CET 2024 July session.
Cut-offs
INI CET 2024 Qualifying Cut Off
INI CET 2024 cut-off is the minimum percentile a candidate must secure to pass the entrance exam for Doctor of Medicine (MD) and Master of Surgery (MS). The exam is conducted by AIIMS Delhi.
AIIMS, New Delhi sets the AIIMS PG 2024 cutoff percentile for admission to postgraduate courses at various AIIMS institutes. A candidate's percentile score is calculated based on the performance of all other candidates who appeared for the exam.
Category
Cut Off Percentile
Unreserved (UR), EWS/Sponsored/Deputed/Foreign National/Overseas Citizens of India (OCI)
50th
SC/ST/OBC
45th
Bhutanese Nationals (PGI-Chandigarh only)
45th
INI CET 2023 Cut Off: January Session
The INI CET 2023 January session cut off is listed below for MD/MS/MCh/DM and MDS courses. The figures represent the last rank admitted in each category.
Category
MD/MS/MCh/DM
MDS
UR
6176
14
EWS
22,466
10
OBC
12,524
13
SC
20,761
NA
ST
20,004
NA
UR-PwD
22,506
NA
OBC-PwD
23,476
NA
SC-PwD
17,284
NA
INI CET 2021 Cut Off for MD/MS/DM/MCh
The INI CET 2021 cut off for MD/MS/DM/MCh courses is given by overall rank and percentile for each category. The table below shows the qualifying marks for that year.
Category
Overall Rank
Percentile
Unreserved
3036
95.528
Unreserved -PWBD
35987
45.981
EWS
9638
85.574
EWS -PWBD
32478
51.017
OBC
7216
89.204
OBC- PWBD
36237
45.446
SC
18241
72.909
SC-PWBD
--
--
ST
33308
49.900
ST-PWBD
32232
51.511
INI CET 2021 Cut Off for MDS
The INI CET 2021 cut off for MDS courses is provided below. The rank and percentile vary by category for this course.
Category
Overall Rank
Percentile
Unreserved
24
99.710
Unreserved -PWBD
4016
49.597
EWS
298
96.297
EWS –PWBD
--
--
OBC
215
97.317
OBC- PWBD
--
--
SC
686
91.625
SC-PWBD
3634
54.496
ST
1387
82.960
ST-PWBD
--
--
AIIMS PG 2021 Cut Off for MD/MS (January Session)
AIIMS PG 2021 January session cut off for MD/MS is available. The cut off is expressed in terms of rank and percentile for each category.
This data helps candidates understand the score required for admission in that session.
AIIMS PG Cutoff for MD/MS (January Session 2021)
The cutoff rank and percentile score for the AIIMS PG 2021 January session MD/MS courses are listed below.
Category
Cutoff rank
Percentile score
Unreserved
16133
75.968
Scheduled Caste (SC)
6300
90.496
Scheduled Tribe (ST)
35626
46.612
Other Backward Class (OBC)
33744
49.324
Economically Weaker Section (EWS)
18548
72.056
Unreserved PwBD
4102
93.908
SC PwBD
--
--
ST PwBD
32232
51.511
OBC PwBD
29917
55.429
EWS PwBD
25227
62.005
AIIMS PG Cutoff for MDS (January Session 2021)
The INI CET cutoff rank and percentile score for MDS courses in the January 2021 session are given below.
Category
INI CET cutoff rank
Percentile scores
Unreserved
1417
82.191
Scheduled Caste (SC)
2704
66.008
Scheduled Tribe (ST)
1286
83.955
Other Backward Class (OBC)
1497
81.398
Economically Weaker Section (EWS)
2912
63.854
Unreserved PwBD
4016
49.597
SC PwBD
3634
54.496
AIIMS PG Cutoff for MD/MS (July Session 2020)
The category rank, overall rank, and percentile score for MD/MS courses in the July 2020 session are provided below.
Category
Category Rank
Overall Rank
Percentile Score
Unreserved
2190
2190
91.648
Unreserved-PWBD
12035
12035
54.24
EWS
544
8074
69.113
EWS-PWBD
739
11731
55.253
OBC
1385
5108
80.483
OBC-PWBD
816
3115
88.172
SC
800
12246
53.026
SC-PWBD
-
-
88
ST
180
12974
50.486
ST-PWBD
-
-
-
AIIMS PG Cutoff for MDS (July Session 2020)
The category rank, overall rank, and percentile for MDS courses in the July 2020 session are listed in the table.
Category
Category Rank
Overall Rank
Percentile
Unreserved
120
120
94.544
Unreserved-PWBD
-
-
-
EWS
16
338
84.869
EWS-PWBD
-
-
-
OBC
24
78
96.515
OBC-PWBD
-
-
-
SC
16
482
78.313
SC-PWBD
-
-
-
ST
8
829
62.036
ST-PWBD
-
-
-
AIIMS PG Cutoff Percentile for MD/MS (January Session 2020)
The required percentile for MD/MS courses in the January 2020 session is shown below for each category.
Category
Percentile
Percentile Scores
General
50
96.07
EWS
50
81.982
SC
50
76.239
ST
50
52.224
OBC
50
92.25
Gen-PWD
50
50.629
EWS-PWD
50
50.345
SC-PWD
50
-
ST-PWD
50
-
OBC-PWD
50
51.978
AIIMS PG Cutoff Percentile for MDS (January Session 2020)
The category rank, overall rank, and percentile for MDS courses in the January 2020 session are given below.
Category
Category Rank
Overall Rank
Percentile
Unreserved
56
56
99.15
OBC
32
90
98.599
SC
8
370
94.191
AIIMS PG 2020 Cutoff for MD/MS Courses
The table below shows the last rank and percentile for MD/MS courses in AIIMS PG 2020.
Category
Category Rank
Overall Rank
Percentile
UR
1884
1884
96.07
UR PWD
23647
23647
50.629
EWS
465
8632
81.982
EWS PWD
1276
23788
50.345
OBC
1098
3714
92.25
OBC PWD
7689
23001
51.978
SC
504
11338
76.239
SC PWD
-
-
-
ST
321
22901
52.224
ST PWD
-
-
-
AIIMS PG 2020 Cutoff for MDS Courses
The table below shows the last rank and percentile for MDS courses in AIIMS PG 2020.
Category
Category Rank
Overall Rank
Percentile
UR
56
56
99.15
OBC
32
90
98.599
SC
8
370
94.191
ST
8
1258
80.211
AIIMS PG 2019 Cutoff for MD/MS Courses (July Session)
The table below shows the last rank included in MD/MS courses for the July 2019 session.
Category
Category Rank
Overall Rank
Percentile
Unreserved
2370
2370
90.08
Unreserved PWBD
7025
7025
70.583
OBC
1010
3443
85.574
OBC PWBD
1058
3600
84.933
SC
537
9239
61.295
SC PWBD
57
1742
92.716
ST
170
11932
50.017
ST PWBD
-
-
-
AIIMS PG 2019 Cutoff for MDS Courses (July Session)
The table below shows the last rank included in MDS courses for the July 2019 session.
Category
Category Rank
Overall Rank
Percentile
Unreserved
73
73
97.196
Unreserved PWBD
115
115
95.561
OBC
24
62
97.625
SC
8
358
86.137
ST
9
1000
61.098
AIIMS PG 2019 Cutoff for MD/MS Courses (January Session)
The table below shows the last rank for MD/MS courses in the January 2019 session.
Category
Category Rank
Overall Rank
Percentile
Unreserved
1853
1853
95.907
Unreserved PWBD
20520
20520
53.558
OBC
920
3163
92.939
OBC PWBD
7014
21876
50.444
SC
497
10309
76.877
SC PWBD
1235
18841
57.324
ST
272
19626
55.698
ST PWBD
246
18623
57.792
AIIMS PG 2019 Cutoff for MDS Courses (January Session)
The table below shows the last rank for MDS courses in the January 2019 session.
Category
Category Rank
Overall Rank
Percentile
Unreserved
56
56
99.129
OBC
32
77
98.829
SC
24
740
88.715
ST
No seats
AIIMS PG Cutoff 2024 Inter-se-merit
Inter-se-merit criteria apply when two or more candidates secure the same percentile in the AIIMS PG entrance exam.
Aggregate score in MBBS/BDS professional examination - When two or more candidates secure the same percentile in AIIMS PG, the candidate with higher aggregate marks in MBBS/BDS examination is given preference.
Age factor - Preference is given to the older candidate than the younger one.
AIIMS PG 2024 Cutoff Highlights
Candidates must understand the salient features of the AIIMS PG 2024 cutoff. Only those who qualify the AIIMS PG 2024 exam will be called for the counselling process. To get selected in counselling, candidates need to score an aggregate score besides the minimum required percentile.
Factors determining selection in the counselling process besides securing the AIIMS PG 2024 cutoff are described below.
Institutional Preference for AIIMS PG
AIIMS PG 2024 Seat Reservation
Seats for AIIMS PG 2024 (January session) are reserved for different categories. The reservation percentages are given below.
Category
Percentage of Reservation
SC
15%
ST
7.5%
OBC
27%
General + Sponsored or Foreign National
25.25%
AIIMS MBBS Graduates
25.25%
OPH (Orthopaedic Physically Handicapped)
5% horizontal reservation (applicable only for MD/MS courses, not MDS course)
Factors Determining AIIMS PG Cutoff 2024
The AIIMS PG 2024 cutoff depends on several factors. Candidates should check these factors to understand how the cutoff is decided.
Number of aspirants appearing in the AIIMS PG
Availability of seats
Applications received for admission
Category of the applicant
Note: If any of these parameters change, the AIIMS PG cutoff 2024 will also change.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Ques. What is AIIMS PG 2024 Cut-off?
Ans. AIIMS PG 2024 Cut-off is 50th percentile for all the categories.
Ques. How many seats has been reserved for SC and ST candidates in AIIMS PG 2024?
Ans. 15% and 7.5% seats has been reserved for SC and ST candidates respectively in AIIMS PG 2024.
Ques. On what basis does AIIMS PG 2024 Cut-off depends on?
Ans. AIIMS PG 2024 cut-off depends on Number of aspirants appearing in AIIMS PG 2024, Availability of seats, Applications received for admission, Category of the applicant.
Results
INI CET 2024 Result
The AIIMS PG exam has been replaced with the INI CET exam. The INI CET 2024 result for the July session is going to release on May 25, 2024.
The official will release the result in the form of a scorecard. You can check the result at the official website, aiimsexams.ac.in.
INI CET 2024 Result Direct Link
Soon
You can view the INI CET 2024 result PDF on the official website upon its release. No separate login process is needed for this.
INI CET 2024 Result Dates
INI CET 2024 result will be considered for admission into MD/MS/DM-6yrs/MCH-6yrs and MDS courses. All important dates related to INI CET 2024 result are as follows:
Events
Dates
INI CET 2024 Result Declaration
May 25, 2024
INI CET 2024 Counselling Process Begins
June 2024
How to Check AIIMS PG (INI CET) 2024 Result?
Steps involved to check INI CET 2024 result are as follows:
Go to the official website, aiimsexams.ac.in
Click on "INI CET 2024 Result for July Session PDF" link
View and download INI CET 2024 result along with the roll number
Take a printout copy of INI CET 2024 result
Details on INI CET 2024 Scorecard
The scorecard for the qualified candidates will be available later. Candidates can log in through the required credentials on the official website of AIIMS to access their scorecards.
Students must check the details on the scorecard carefully before downloading it. In the case of any mistake in the scorecard, candidates must communicate to the officials of conducting board immediately.
The details on the INI CET 2024 Scorecard are listed below:
Name of the candidates
Candidate's Registration Number
Students Roll Number
Overall Rank
Total Percentile
All India Rank
Category
Counselling date
AIIMS PG Merit List 2024
AIIMS, New Delhi is responsible for publishing the merit list on its official website. AIIMS separately prepares two types of merit lists: overall rank wise and roll number wise.
A merit list is prepared according to the marks secured by the candidate in the entrance exam. Students having their name in the merit list are called for counselling.
Following is the explanation of both types of merit list:
Overall Merit List: The overall merit list contains the name of the candidate, overall rank and secured total percentile of the candidate.
Roll Number Wise Merit List: AIIMS has also released the roll number wise merit list which contains the name of the candidates, roll number, and the candidate's secured total percentile.
INI CET 2024 Cut Off
INI CET 2024 cut off percentile for General, EWS, foreign candidates is 50th percentile. The cut-off percentile set for reserved categories (SC/ST/OBC/PwD) is 45th percentile.
INI CET 2024 cut off marks for different AIIMS campuses will be available soon as soon as the result declares.
AIIMS PG (INI CET) 2024 Tie Breaking Policy
If two or more students obtain similar marks, INI CET 2024 tie-breaking policy will be implemented. As per INI CET 2024 tie-breaking policy:
Candidates with fewer negative responses in INI CET 2024 exam will be ranked first
If the tie persists, students of older age will be considered for ranking
INI CET 2024 Counselling
For OBC, EWS, SC, and ST, about 27%, 10%, 15%, and 7.5% of seats are reserved for INI CET 2024 counselling.
INI CET 2024 Cut Off Percentile
The INI CET 2024 cut off percentile is the minimum score required to qualify for the exam. It is different for different categories of candidates.
The table below shows the cut off percentile for each category.
This section covers common questions about the INI CET 2024 cut off percentile.
Admit Card
AIIMS PG exam has been replaced by INI CET. The AIIMS PG (INI CET) 2025 admit card is expected to be out by 3rd week of April, 2025 on the official website www.aiimsexams.ac.in/. Candidates can download the admit card from the official website by entering the application number and password.
It is an entrance exam for admission in PG courses such as MS/MD/MCH in 8 AIIMS, NIMHANS Bengaluru, JIPMER Puducherry and PGIMER Chandigarh
You need to check all the details mentioned in the admit card. In case of any discrepancy, you can contact the concerned authority immediately.
Direct link to Download INI CET Admit Card 2025 (Soon)
AIIMS INI CET 2025: Important Dates
Important dates related to AIIMS MSc 2025 admit card and exam has been tabulated below:
Events
Dates
AIIMS INI CET 2025 Application Form Release
1st Week of March 2025
Uploading of AIIMS INI CET 2025 Admit Card
3rd Week of April 2025
AIIMS INI CET 2025 Exam Date
May 18, 2025
AIIMS INI CET 2025 Results
May 24, 2025
Download AIIMS PG Admit Card
How do I download my AIIMS PG (INI CET) Admit Card?
After completing the application process, the next step requires downloading an admit card. To download the admit card, candidates must visit the official website in which they have to click on “download admit card” in which they have to enter their application number and password.
What are the details mentioned in the AIIMS PG (INI CET) Admit card?
The admit card will contain all the essential details such as the candidate's name, exam date, exam time, exam venue, and instructions for the candidates. Candidates are not allowed to enter the exam hall without the original ID proof.
What if I don’t bring the admit card to the exam Centre?
If you do not bring your admit card, you will not be able to appear in the examination. Candidates must have to bring a hard copy of their admit card to appear in the examination.
Can I carry any device to the examination hall?
You are not allowed to carry any type of device or gadgets in the examination hall. If you carry any electronic devices like a phone, watch, calculator, headphones etc, your devices will be taken from you at the examination Centre. You only have to bring your pen, ID card and admit card to the exam centre.
AIIMS PG Documents Required
What are the Documents and Identity Proofs Required Other Than the Admit Card?
Some important documents that are required other than the admit card include a Passport-size Photograph, a valid ID Proof, a PwD Certificate, a Category Certificate, and other documents.
How can I correct a wrong printed name on the admit card?
You can apply in the correction window where you can make changes as required. In case you miss that as well, then it is advised you connect with the NTA authority and get the changes made.
Do I need to take a colour printout of my Admit card?
There is no such rule that you have to take only colour print out. Both colour and a black & white printout can serve the purpose. In both cases, you must ensure that your photograph and other details are visible.
Can I do rough work on the printed admit card for the exam?
You do not need to perform rough work on the printed admit card as you will be provided with a rough sheet which you can use for rough work. You need to write your name and roll number on the rough sheet. You have to submit it to the invigilator before leaving the exam hall after completing the examination.
How do I know if I am eligible for the INI CET admit card?
Visit the official website and log in to the candidate dashboard. You will see a message highlighted in green colour stating “Congratulations!! Your application form is provisionally accepted”. If you can see it on your screen then you will get the admit card for the exam.
Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Ques. What if my thumb impression gets smudged on the admit card?
Ans. If there is a minor smudge then, there is no issue. While uploading the thumb impression, you should be careful.
Ques. Can I carry any device to the examination hall?
Ans. No, candidates are not allowed to carry any type of device or gadgets in the exam examination hall. If candidates have any of these devices, their devices will be taken from them at the examination Centre. Candidates only have to bring their pen and ID card and be admitted to the exam centre.
Ques.Can I enter the exam hall without the admit card?
Ans. The candidates cannot enter the exam hall without the admit card, they must have to download the admit card and download the admit card to carry on the exam day.
Counselling
AIIMS PG Counselling 2026 (officially known as INI-CET Counselling) is the centralised seat allocation process for PG medical admissions conducted by AIIMS New Delhi on behalf of 23 Institutes of National Importance. It covers MD, MS, MDS, DM, MCh, and Fellowship seats across 19 AIIMS campuses, JIPMER Puducherry, PGIMER Chandigarh, NIMHANS Bengaluru, and SCTIMST Trivandrum. The INI-CET July 2026 exam was held on May 16, 2026, results were declared on May 23, 2026, and 51,563 students qualified for counselling.
Round 1 choice filling and locking closed on June 17, 2026; the Round 1 seat allotment result is expected to be published on aiimsexams.ac.in shortly.
Counselling proceeds in four stages: Mock Round (non-binding simulation), Round 1, Round 2, and Open Round (stray vacancy).
The entire process — registration, choice filling, seat allotment, and acceptance — is conducted fully online through aiimsexams.ac.in.
Students must hold a completed internship certificate and a valid NMC/DCI registration certificate to be eligible for counselling.
Seats are distributed under Central Government reservation norms — UR, OBC-NCL, SC, ST, EWS, with horizontal quotas for PwBD and Rural Area Service (RAS).
Students allotted a seat in Round 1 can choose to Upgrade (float to Round 2 for a better preference), Freeze (accept and exit), or Withdraw (exit counselling) — each option has irreversible consequences.
AIIMS PG Counselling 2026 is the centralised online seat allocation process formally known as INI-CET (Institute of National Importance Combined Entrance Test) Counselling. AIIMS New Delhi administers this process on behalf of a consortium of 23 Institutes of National Importance — all 19 AIIMS campuses, JIPMER Puducherry, PGIMER Chandigarh, NIMHANS Bengaluru, and SCTIMST Trivandrum. Together, these institutes offer PG seats in MD, MS, MDS, DM, MCh, and various Fellowship programmes.
Counselling runs in four rounds: a non-binding Mock Round, Round 1, Round 2, and a final Open Round for stray vacancies. Students fill and rank their preferred institute–programme–speciality combinations; the allotment engine assigns each student their best available option on the basis of their INI-CET merit rank. All stages — registration, choice filling, allotment, fee payment, and seat acceptance — happen online at aiimsexams.ac.in. Only final reporting requires physical presence at the allotted institute.
Registering for counselling is mandatory — your INI-CET rank alone does not guarantee a seat. Students who do not register within the prescribed window for a given round lose their chance for that round entirely.
AIIMS PG Counselling 2026 Important Dates and Schedule
The table below covers the full lifecycle of INI-CET July 2026 counselling. Upcoming events appear first in chronological order, followed by completed events in the order they occurred.
Event
Date(s)
Status
Round 1 Seat Allotment Result
To be announced
Upcoming / Expected Soon
Round 1 Seat Acceptance (online fee payment)
To be announced
Upcoming
Round 1 Reporting to Allotted Institute
To be announced
Upcoming
Round 2 Registration and Choice Filling
To be announced
Upcoming
Round 2 Seat Allotment Result
To be announced
Upcoming
Round 2 Seat Acceptance and Reporting
To be announced
Upcoming
Open Round (Stray Vacancy) Registration and Choice Filling
To be announced
Upcoming
Open Round Seat Allotment Result
To be announced
Upcoming
Open Round Reporting (Final Joining)
To be announced
Upcoming
INI-CET July 2026 Exam
May 16, 2026
Over
INI-CET July 2026 Result Declaration
May 23, 2026
Over
Counselling Registration and Mock Round Choice Filling
Until June 13, 2026 (5:00 PM)
Over
Mock Round Allotment Result
June 15, 2026
Over
Round 1 Choice Filling and Locking
June 16–17, 2026 (until 5:00 PM)
Over
Note: AIIMS publishes Round 2 and Open Round dates only after Round 1 reporting concludes. Check aiimsexams.ac.in regularly for schedule updates — no prior notice is given through SMS or email alone.
Participating Institutes in AIIMS PG Counselling 2026
Twenty-three Institutes of National Importance offer PG seats through INI-CET counselling. Seat availability varies by institute and programme — consult the official seat matrix published on the portal before each round for institute-wise, category-wise, and speciality-wise vacancies.
To participate in AIIMS PG (INI-CET) counselling, you must satisfy all of the following conditions at the time of registration and document verification:
Qualifying Exam: Must have appeared in and qualified INI-CET July 2026.
Degree:
MBBS from a college recognised by the National Medical Commission (NMC) — for MD, MS, DM, and MCh programmes.
BDS from a college recognised by the Dental Council of India (DCI) — for MDS programmes.
MD/MS in the relevant speciality — for DM/MCh (super-speciality) seats.
Internship: Completion of the full 12-month compulsory rotatory internship is mandatory. An internship completion certificate issued by the competent authority must be presented at the time of document verification.
Medical/Dental Registration: A permanent or provisional registration certificate from NMC/DCI or from a recognised State Medical Council / State Dental Council is required.
Minimum Aggregate Marks in MBBS/BDS:
General / OBC-NCL / EWS: Minimum 55% aggregate marks across all MBBS/BDS professional examinations.
SC / ST: Minimum 50% aggregate marks.
INI-CET Qualifying Percentile (Cut-off):
General and OBC-NCL: 50th percentile.
SC / ST: 45th percentile.
Nationality: Indian Nationals, Foreign Nationals, and OCI/PIO card holders are eligible. Foreign Nationals should check the separate seat matrix for foreign national seats at each institute.
Age: No upper or lower age limit is prescribed for INI-CET counselling participation.
Note: If your internship completion date falls after the counselling registration window opens, check the official notification for the last permissible internship completion date. AIIMS specifies a cut-off date by which internship must be completed for participation in each round.
Reservation of Quotas for AIIMS PG Counselling 2026
AIIMS PG (INI-CET) counselling follows Central Government reservation policy. All seats across the 23 participating institutes are distributed under the vertical and horizontal reservation categories described below. There is no home-state or domicile quota — all seats are offered on an all-India basis.
Category
Reservation
Type
Key Condition
Unreserved (UR / Open Merit)
40.5%
Vertical
Open to all qualifying students
Other Backward Classes – Non-Creamy Layer (OBC-NCL)
27%
Vertical
Valid OBC-NCL certificate from a competent authority; issued on or after April 1, 2026
Scheduled Caste (SC)
15%
Vertical
Caste certificate from competent authority of the state of origin
Scheduled Tribe (ST)
7.5%
Vertical
Tribe certificate from competent authority of the state of origin
Economically Weaker Section (EWS)
10%
Vertical
EWS income and asset certificate for financial year 2025–26
Persons with Benchmark Disability (PwBD)
5% (horizontal)
Horizontal — applied within each vertical category
Disability ≥ 40%, certified by a Notified Medical Board; minimum 70% benchmark required for certain specialities
Rural Area Service (RAS)
5% (horizontal)
Horizontal — applied within each vertical category
Documentary proof of service in a notified rural/remote area; as per AIIMS notification
Horizontal reservations (PwBD and RAS) are carved out from within each vertical category’s seat pool — they are not additional seats on top of the vertical total. For example, 5% of OBC-NCL seats are reserved for OBC-NCL students who also qualify under PwBD. JIPMER Puducherry applies a dynamic roster allocation that may produce slightly different category-wise seat distributions; the final seat matrix is published on the official portal before each round.
OBC-NCL students must submit a non-creamy-layer certificate issued on or after April 1, 2026 — older certificates are not accepted even if otherwise valid.
How to Apply for AIIMS PG Counselling 2026?
The AIIMS PG counselling application process is entirely online. There are five sequential stages from registration to final seat acceptance. Each stage has a hard deadline — missing the window for one stage means you cannot proceed to the next in that round.
Step 1: Register on the Official Portal
Visit aiimsexams.ac.in and navigate to the INI-CET July 2026 Counselling section. Log in using your INI-CET roll number and the password you set during the exam application. Complete or update your personal and academic details as prompted. Ensure your registered mobile number and email ID are active — AIIMS sends all counselling alerts (allotment notices, deadline reminders) through these channels.
Step 2: Pay Any Required Fee
AIIMS does not levy a separate fee for counselling registration or choice filling — those stages are free. A seat acceptance fee becomes payable only after you receive a seat allotment and choose to accept it. The exact amount and payment deadline are published in the allotment notification for each round. Payment must be completed online through the portal’s payment gateway within the specified window; late payments are not accepted.
Step 3: Choice Filling
After registering, open the Choice Filling module on your counselling dashboard. Add every institute–programme–speciality combination you are willing to join, arranged in your exact order of preference. Fill at least 15–20 choices to maximise your chances across all rounds. The allotment engine assigns you the best available option from your locked preference list strictly on the basis of your INI-CET merit rank — if you receive your fifth preference, it means all four higher preferences were occupied by students with better ranks.
Step 4: Lock Your Choices
Before the choice filling window closes, you must click "Lock Choices" to submit your preference list for allotment. Saved but unlocked choices are not processed. Once locked, no changes are permitted. Review your final preference list carefully before locking — you cannot edit choices after the window closes. For Round 1, the locking window closed on June 17, 2026 at 5:00 PM.
Step 5: Accept Seat and Report to Institute
After the allotment result is declared, log in to view your allotted seat. You must take one of three actions within the stipulated deadline: Accept and Freeze (join the seat, exit counselling), Accept and Upgrade (hold seat and compete for a better option in Round 2), or Withdraw (exit counselling entirely). If you accept, pay the seat acceptance fee online, download your allotment letter, and report physically to the allotted institute with original documents on the scheduled reporting date. Students who neither accept nor withdraw by the deadline forfeit their allotted seat.
How to Lock Choices in AIIMS PG Counselling 2026 (Step-by-Step Guide)
Use the steps below to correctly fill and lock your choices in the AIIMS PG (INI-CET) counselling portal. These steps apply to every round — Mock, Round 1, Round 2, and Open Round.
Click on the "INI-CET July 2026 Counselling" link from the homepage or notification section.
Step 2: Log In to Your Account
Enter your INI-CET roll number and password.
Complete the CAPTCHA verification and click Login.
If you have forgotten your password, use the Forgot Password option with your registered email ID.
Step 3: Open the Choice Filling Module
From your counselling dashboard, click "Choice Filling".
A searchable list of all available institute–programme–speciality combinations for the current round will appear.
Step 4: Add and Rank Your Choices
Use the search filters (institute, programme type, speciality, category) to find the combinations you want.
Click "Add to Choices" for each combination you are willing to accept.
Use the drag-and-drop reordering tool or the up/down arrow buttons to arrange them from most preferred (top) to least preferred (bottom).
Include both aspirational preferences and realistic safety options in your list.
Step 5: Save and Preview
Click "Save Choices" periodically to avoid losing progress.
Use the "Preview" button to review the complete ordered list before finalising.
Verify every entry — check the institute name, programme type, speciality name, and category carefully.
Step 6: Lock Choices Before the Deadline
Once you are satisfied with your preference order, click "Lock Choices".
A confirmation dialogue will appear summarising your locked list — read it carefully.
Click "Confirm Lock". Your choices are now finalised and cannot be changed.
Once confirmed, your locked preferences are submitted to the allotment engine. If you do not lock before the deadline, the portal’s behaviour (auto-lock or discard) depends on the specific round’s rules as stated in the AIIMS notice — always lock manually before the cutoff time.
Action
What It Does
Reversible?
Adding a choice
Adds an institute–programme–speciality combo to your list
Yes — removable until the window closes
Reordering choices
Changes the priority ranking of your selections
Yes — editable until the window closes
Saving choices
Stores current state; does NOT submit for allotment
Yes — saving is not locking
Locking choices
Submits your preference list for allotment processing
No — permanent after you click Confirm
AIIMS PG Counselling Documents Required 2026
Prepare original documents and self-attested photocopies of each item listed below. You will need them for online upload during counselling and for physical verification when you report to the allotted institute.
INI-CET July 2026 admit card (downloaded from aiimsexams.ac.in)
INI-CET July 2026 rank/result letter (downloaded from the official portal)
MBBS degree certificate or provisional MBBS certificate (for MD/MS/DM/MCh applicants)
BDS degree certificate or provisional BDS certificate (for MDS applicants)
MD/MS degree or provisional certificate in the qualifying speciality (for DM/MCh super-speciality seats)
Marks sheets for all professional examinations (all years of MBBS or BDS, including supplementary attempts)
Internship completion certificate issued by the Principal/Dean of your medical/dental college or the competent authority
Permanent or provisional registration certificate from the National Medical Commission (NMC) / Dental Council of India (DCI), or from a State Medical Council / State Dental Council
Class 10 certificate or birth certificate (as proof of date of birth)
Class 12 certificate and marks sheet
OBC-NCL certificate from a competent authority — must be dated on or after April 1, 2026 (if applicable)
SC/ST caste certificate from the competent authority of your state of origin (if applicable)
EWS income and asset certificate for financial year 2025–26 (if applicable)
PwBD disability certificate (≥ 40% disability) from a Notified Medical Board (if applicable)
Rural Area Service (RAS) certificate from the notified authority (if applicable)
Valid government-issued photo ID proof (Aadhaar card / PAN card / Passport / Voter ID)
Recent colour passport-size photographs (at least 6 copies)
Valid Passport and OCI/PIO card (for Foreign Nationals / OCI / PIO applicants)
Note: Category certificates with an expired validity date will not be accepted for category benefits during document verification — ensure all category certificates are current before reporting to the institute.
How Much Money is Needed for AIIMS PG Counselling 2026?
AIIMS PG (INI-CET) counselling does not charge a separate fee for registration or choice filling. Financial obligations arise only after you receive and accept a seat allotment. Costs fall into two categories: a non-refundable processing component and a refundable security deposit. The binding amounts for 2026 will be published in the official allotment notification for each round — the figures below are based on historical practice and are indicative only.
Non-Refundable Fee
The INI-CET exam registration fee (already paid at the application stage) was ₹4,000 for General/OBC/Foreign Nationals and ₹3,200 for SC/ST/EWS students — this was a one-time payment and does not affect counselling. No additional non-refundable fee is charged purely for counselling participation. However, the seat acceptance fee (payable on accepting an allotted seat) may include a processing component that is not refunded if you later withdraw.
Fee Component
Category
Amount
Refundable?
INI-CET Exam Registration Fee (already paid)
General / OBC / Foreign Nationals / OCI
₹4,000
No
SC / ST / EWS
₹3,200
No
Counselling Registration / Choice Filling Fee
All categories
Nil
N/A
Seat Acceptance Processing Fee
All categories
As per official allotment notification
Partially / as notified
Refundable Security Deposit
Students who accept an allotted seat must pay a refundable security deposit as part of seat confirmation. This amount is held by the institute and refunded when you join (adjusted against the first semester fee) or returned in full if you withdraw within the stipulated deadline. If you withdraw after accepting a seat, the seat acceptance fee is not fully refunded — the refund amount depends on the timing and the specific round’s refund policy published in the official notice.
Fee Component
Amount (Expected)
Refund Condition
Security Deposit / Seat Confirmation Deposit
As per official allotment notification
Refundable on joining (adjusted against semester fee) or on withdrawal within the prescribed deadline
First Semester Tuition / Programme Fee at Institute
Varies by institute (AIIMS: nominal; JIPMER / PGIMER / NIMHANS: institute-specific)
Paid at reporting; refund rules governed by each institute’s policy
Note: Always download and read the official allotment notification for each round — it carries the precise, legally binding fee amounts, payment deadlines, and refund conditions for that round.
AIIMS PG 2026 Round-Wise Seat Allotment
INI-CET July 2026 counselling runs across four allotment rounds. Each round follows the same cycle: choice filling → locking → seat allotment → acceptance and reporting. Seats left vacant after each round roll into the next. The allotment engine assigns each student the best available option from their locked preference list, ranked strictly by INI-CET merit.
Round
Nature
Choice Filling / Locking
Allotment Result
Reporting Deadline
Status
Round 1
Main allotment round; upgrade or freeze option available after result
June 16–17, 2026 (Closed)
To be announced
To be announced
Allotment Awaited
Round 2
Upgrade allotment for Round 1 floaters + fresh seats released by withdrawals
To be announced
To be announced
To be announced
Upcoming
Open Round (Stray Vacancy)
Final binding allotment for all remaining unfilled seats; no upgrades after this round
To be announced
To be announced
To be announced
Upcoming
Mock Round
Non-binding simulation to help students review their preference order before Round 1
Until June 13, 2026 (5:00 PM)
June 15, 2026
Not applicable
Completed
The Mock Round result carries no seat allocation — it is a test run of the allotment engine. Students who found their Mock Round outcome unsatisfactory should have reviewed and reordered their choices before the Round 1 window closed on June 17, 2026. The first binding allotment is Round 1.
In the Open Round (also called Stray Vacancy Round), only seats that remain unfilled after Round 2 are offered. Allotment in the Open Round is final and binding — no further upgrades are possible.
Reporting to Institute After AIIMS PG 2026 Seat Allotment
Accepting a seat online is not the same as joining the institute — you must also physically report by the deadline specified in your allotment letter. Failure to report within the deadline results in automatic cancellation of your seat, even if you have already paid the seat acceptance fee.
Follow these steps after your seat allotment is confirmed:
Log in to aiimsexams.ac.in and navigate to the "Seat Allotment" section of your counselling dashboard to view your allotted institute, programme, and speciality.
Download your allotment letter — this is the official document you must carry to the institute.
Accept the seat online by clicking "Accept Seat" within the time window specified in the allotment result notification. Choosing "Freeze" accepts the seat as final; choosing "Upgrade" accepts the seat conditionally while floating you for Round 2.
Pay the seat acceptance fee (if applicable) through the online payment gateway before the payment deadline.
Collect all original documents listed in the Documents Required section and prepare one set of self-attested photocopies of each.
Report to the institute’s PG / Academic Section on the reporting date mentioned in your allotment letter, along with your allotment letter, all originals, and all photocopies.
Complete document verification at the institute — the academic office will verify your originals against the uploaded scans from the portal.
Submit institute joining forms — hostel application, PG registration form, anti-ragging declaration, and any other forms issued by the institute at the time of reporting.
Pay the first-semester fee at the institute’s finance office or through the institute’s online payment system as applicable.
Students who wish to participate in Round 2 for an upgrade should not withdraw from their Round 1 seat — choose the "Upgrade" (float) option on the portal instead. This keeps your current seat intact while you compete for a higher preference in Round 2. If a better seat is allotted in Round 2, the current seat is automatically released.
Upgrade vs Freeze vs Withdraw in AIIMS PG Counselling 2026
After each allotment round, every student who has received a seat must actively choose one of three options within the response window. The default (no action) is treated as withdrawal at some institutes — always act within the deadline.
Option
What It Means
Effect on Current Seat
Effect on Future Rounds
Best Suited When
Upgrade (Float)
You accept the current seat provisionally and want to try for a higher preference in the next round.
Held securely — you will not lose it unless a better option is allotted in Round 2.
You remain eligible for Round 2 allotment; if a better preference opens up, it is assigned to you and the current seat is released. If not, you keep the current seat.
Your current allotment is acceptable but not ideal — you want to try for a better institute or speciality without risking your current seat.
Freeze
You are completely satisfied with the allotted seat and want to secure it immediately.
Confirmed — your seat is locked and no further allotment changes will occur for you.
You are removed from Round 2 and Open Round allotment. You must report to the institute by the reporting deadline.
Your allotment is exactly what you wanted — no need to take the risk of floating.
Withdraw
You are giving up the allotted seat and exiting the counselling cycle entirely.
Cancelled — the seat is released for other students in the next round.
You cannot re-enter any subsequent round of this INI-CET July 2026 counselling cycle.
You have secured admission elsewhere and will not be joining any INI-CET institute in this cycle.
If you withdraw after accepting a seat, the seat acceptance fee is not fully refunded. The security deposit component may be returned within a specified timeline, but any processing fee paid is typically forfeited. Think carefully before withdrawing — Upgrade is almost always a safer choice than Withdraw if you are undecided.
Students who are not allotted a seat in Round 1 are automatically eligible for Round 2 with no additional action required — new seats become available as Round 1 Upgrade students shift to better allotments and Withdraw students free up their seats.
FAQs on AIIMS PG Counselling 2026
Ques: What is AIIMS PG Counselling 2026 and who conducts it?
Ans: AIIMS PG Counselling 2026 is the centralised PG medical seat allocation process formally called INI-CET (Institute of National Importance Combined Entrance Test) Counselling. It is conducted by AIIMS New Delhi on behalf of 23 Institutes of National Importance — all 19 AIIMS campuses across India, JIPMER Puducherry, PGIMER Chandigarh, NIMHANS Bengaluru, and SCTIMST Trivandrum. Seats are offered in MD, MS, MDS, DM, MCh, and Fellowship programmes. The entire process runs online at aiimsexams.ac.in.
Ques: Has the AIIMS PG Round 1 seat allotment result for 2026 been declared?
Ans: Round 1 choice filling and locking closed on June 17, 2026. As of June 23, 2026, the Round 1 seat allotment result has not been officially confirmed as declared. The result is expected to be published on aiimsexams.ac.in shortly. Log in to the portal directly to check your allotment status — AIIMS does not proactively send individual emails for result declarations, so check the portal and the official notices section regularly.
Ques: How many rounds does AIIMS PG (INI-CET) Counselling 2026 have?
Ans: There are four rounds: Mock Round, Round 1, Round 2, and Open Round (Stray Vacancy). The Mock Round — which ran until June 13, 2026 with results on June 15 — is a non-binding simulation with no actual seat allocation. It helps students understand how the allotment engine ranks their preferences. Rounds 1 and 2 are the main binding allotment rounds. The Open Round allocates any seats remaining after Round 2, and its allotment is final — no upgrades are possible after the Open Round.
Ques: Is registration mandatory to participate in AIIMS PG counselling?
Ans: Yes, registration is mandatory. Qualifying INI-CET July 2026 only makes you eligible for counselling — it does not automatically reserve a seat for you. You must actively log in to aiimsexams.ac.in, complete your counselling registration, fill and lock your choices within the prescribed window, and respond to each round’s allotment. Missing the registration or choice-locking window for a round means you are excluded from that round’s allotment. There are no extensions.
Ques: How many choices should I fill in AIIMS PG counselling to maximise my chances?
Ans: Fill at least 15–20 choices across different institutes, programmes, and specialities. The allotment engine assigns you the best available option from your locked preference list based on your merit rank. Students who fill only 3–5 highly competitive choices risk going un-allotted even when lower preferences would have been available at their rank. Include your most-wanted preferences at the top and progressively broader safety options below. A longer list always works in your favour — a choice you fill fifteenth can still be your Round 1 allotment if the top fourteen are taken.
Ques: What is the difference between Upgrade and Withdraw in AIIMS PG counselling?
Ans: Upgrade (also called Float) means you accept your current allotted seat provisionally and remain in the pool for Round 2, hoping for a better preference — your current seat is held as a safety net. If something better opens in Round 2, it is allotted to you and your current seat is released; otherwise, you keep your current seat. Withdraw means you give up your allotted seat entirely and exit the counselling cycle — you cannot re-enter any subsequent round. Never withdraw unless you are certain you will not be joining any INI-CET institute in this cycle; if in doubt, choose Upgrade instead.
Ques: What documents do I need when reporting to my allotted institute?
Ans: Bring original documents and one set of self-attested photocopies of each:
INI-CET admit card and rank/result letter
MBBS/BDS degree or provisional certificate and all professional marks sheets
Internship completion certificate
Permanent/provisional NMC/DCI or State Medical/Dental Council registration certificate
Category certificates (OBC-NCL, SC/ST, EWS, PwBD, or RAS — as applicable) within validity
Class 10 certificate (date of birth proof) and Class 12 certificate with marks sheet
Valid government photo ID (Aadhaar / PAN / Passport / Voter ID)
Recent passport-size photographs (at least 6)
Your allotment letter downloaded from the portal
Ques: Is there a separate fee for AIIMS PG counselling registration or choice filling?
Ans: No. AIIMS does not charge a separate fee for counselling registration or choice filling — those steps are free. A fee is payable only after you receive a seat allotment and choose to accept it. The seat acceptance fee details (amount, deadline, and refund conditions) are published in the official allotment notification for each round at aiimsexams.ac.in. Always refer to the official notification rather than third-party sources for binding fee information.
Ques: My OBC-NCL certificate is from 2025 — will it be accepted?
Ans: No. For AIIMS PG Counselling 2026, your OBC-NCL (Non-Creamy Layer) certificate must be issued on or after April 1, 2026 — i.e., it must be from the current financial year (2025–26). Similarly, EWS certificates must be from the current financial year. A 2025 certificate — even if it was valid at the time of the INI-CET exam application — will not be accepted during counselling document verification. Obtain a fresh certificate from the competent authority of your state before reporting to the allotted institute.
Ques: Do Foreign Nationals qualify for AIIMS PG (INI-CET) 2026 counselling?
Ans: Yes. Foreign Nationals and OCI/PIO card holders who qualified INI-CET July 2026 are eligible for counselling. They must hold an MBBS/BDS degree from a recognised institution, meet the minimum percentage criteria, and hold a valid passport and OCI/PIO card. Separate seats are designated for Foreign Nationals at select institutes — check the official seat matrix on aiimsexams.ac.in for institute-wise availability. Foreign Nationals are not eligible for reservation-category seats (OBC-NCL, SC, ST, EWS).
Ques: What happens if I am not allotted a seat in Round 1?
Ans: If you are not allotted any seat in Round 1, you are automatically eligible for Round 2. New seats become available in Round 2 from two sources: (1) students who chose the Upgrade option in Round 1 may move to a better seat, freeing their current one, and (2) students who withdrew in Round 1 release their seats entirely. You do not need to re-register for Round 2 — continue monitoring aiimsexams.ac.in for the Round 2 choice filling schedule and participate when the window opens.
Disclaimer: The information above is compiled from the official AIIMS Examinations portal (aiimsexams.ac.in) and publicly available sources as of June 23, 2026. Dates, fees, eligibility conditions, and process steps are subject to revision by the conducting authority. Students should always refer to the official AIIMS notification and the portal for the most current, authoritative information before taking any action in the counselling process.
Paper Analysis
INI CET January session exam is over and the exam was held from November 5 to November 8. Unlike every year, a change was made, and there were 4 sections in the INI CET question paper. Each section had 50 questions for which 45 minutes were given.
The overall difficulty level of INI CET exam 2024 for the January session was moderate to difficult. Questions were clinical. The most weightage of questions came from Ortho, Pharmacology, psychiatry, Medicine etc.
AIIMS does not release the question paper of INI CET question paper. However, other coaching centres have released the question paper pdf and the answer key pdf. The summary of INI CET exam 2024 January session is given below in the form of an article.
Most of the questions will be concept based clinical scenarios; Easy questions with close and confusing options.
All the 200 exam questions were Single Best Answer Types.
There were 100 easy, 50 moderate and 50 difficult questions
There were 5-7 questions directly asked from previous years.
Very few questions were image-based and no video questions were asked.
Pharma was fairly tough and the questions were full of emergency medicine like the acute abdomen and intestinal obstruction. A lot of entomology from micro and community medicine was there.
Following topics had the highest weightage in the exam.
Medicine
Pharmacology
OBG
Surgery
Topics with low weightage
Following topics had a relatively lower weightage in the exam.
Ophthalmology
Anaesthesia
ENT
Psychiatry
Questions Attempted by students
Given below is the insight of the questions attempted by students. Based on the accuracy of the attempts the higher scoring candidates will get a better rank in the exam.
No. of questions attempted
Percentage of candidates
< 130
3.8 %
130-160
12.7 %
160-180
24.1 %
180-195
39.2 %
195-200
20.3 %
Most of the students stated that the exam could easily be finished in the duration of 3 hrs.
85% of students felt that the exam was easy to finish within 3 hours while 15% of students stated that the exam was quite lengthy to finish in the prescribed time.
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Students’ view on the AIIMS PG 2024:
Here is what students who appeared for AIIMS PG 2024 say about the exam.
The exam was mainly focused on concepts based clinical problems.
The questions were based on the single best response for all 200 questions.
Questions were full of emergency situations like acute abdomen and intestinal obstructions. Pharma section was tough. A lot of entomology from micro and community medicine
Options were close and tricky. New things were asked, Easy questions had confusing options. It was an unusual AIIMS paper. The exam was quite lengthy.
The exam was mainly focused on concepts and how well you can understand the topic… If you know the topic well you can easily answer.
AIIMS PG 2024 Result for July session will be released on May 25 2024. The candidates will be given ranks based on their performance in the exam. Candidates can go through the following steps to check their results.
Students can download the result by following below steps:
Visit the official website of AIIMS
Search for the link for AIIMS PG Result.
Click on the link, a PDF will open.
Search for your roll number in the list of qualified candidates.
Download the PDF for future reference.
Counselling 2024
AIIMS PG 2024 Counselling
After the result declaration candidates will have to go through AIIMS PG 2024 Counsellingprocess which will begin in April 2024(Tentative) to ensure a seat in PG courses in All India Institute of Medical Science.
AIIMS PG 2024 counselling will be done in Online mode and candidates will have to register themselves to sit in the counselling process. Following are the documents required for AIIMS PG 2024 Counselling.
Internship Completion Certificate/Certificate from the Head of Institution that the candidate will be completing the internship by January 30, 2023
Permanent/Provisional Registration Certificate issued by MCI or DCI/State Medical or Dental Council
Proof of Date of Birth
A valid SC/ST/OBC/ Physical Disability Certificate issued by the competent authority
AIIMS PG 2024 Admit Card
AIIMS PG 2024 Rank Letter/ Card
MBBS/BDS 1st, 2nd and 3rd Exam Mark sheets
MBBS/BDS Degree Certificate
Counselling Call Letter
Registration Slip
AIIMS PG Counselling will be done in two separate rounds and seats will be allotted based on the merit acquired by the candidate.
Frequently Asked Questions
AIIMS PG 2024 Paper Analysis FAQs
Ques: How was the AIIMS PG exam for the January session?
Ans: AIIMS PG January 2024 was moderate. However, some questions were tough and some were too easy to answer.
Ques: Was there any technical glitch in AIIMS PG?
Ans: No, there were no technical glitches in the exam as no video questions were asked.
Ques: When will AIIMS PG result 2024 be announced?
Ans: The result of AIIMS PG will be announced soon.
Ques: How was the topic-wise distribution done?
Ans: Psychiatry had the least number of questions and the computer based exam was more balanced in comparison to the previous year.
Ques: How was the paper as compared to last year?
Ans: One cannot compare the difficulty level or AIIMS PG exam analysis since the paper pattern was changed. This year AIIMS Pg focused more on Biostatistics and Epidemiology in PSM, since there were more calculative parts, but nothing was there. Blood transmissions and Clinical Oriented questions as an intern were asked in the previous years AIIMS exams.
Seat Distribution
The AIIMS Delhi has released the INI CET Seat Matrix 2025 on the official website aiimsexams.ac.in. As per the Final INI CET Seat Matrix 2025, a total of 1360 seats have been allocated for the MD, MS, MCh and MDS Courses for around 23 Institutes of National Importance.
From these, 19 AIIMS Institutes carry the majority of the seats, whereas PGIMER Chandigarh, JIPMER Puducherry, NIMHANS Bengaluru, and SCTIMST Trivandrum also participate in the INI CET Seat Matrix.
The AIIMS Delhi, AIIMS Jodhpur and AIIMS PGMIER carry the highest number of seats for the INI CET Seat Matric 2025.
You can use this official INI CET Seat Matrix 2025 to do a comparison between the availability of institutions, course distribution and category allocation.
The AIIMS includes the majority of the INI CET Seats in the JULY 2025 Session. From the total number of seats available, 1,360, around 1000 seats are from 19 AIIMS Campuses.
In which AIIMS New Delhi, Jodhpur, Raipur and Bhubaneswar include the largest number of seats.
Check Category-wise AIIMS INI CET Seat Matrix 2025:
INI CET Seat Matrix 2025: AIIMS New Delhi
It includes the highest number of seats among all the AIIMS Institutes.
The General & OBC Candidates cover 68% of the seats.
Category
Seats
UR
56
OBC
32
SC
20
ST
10
EWS
12
Total
134
INI CET Seat Matrix 2025: AIIMS Jodhpur
It is the 2nd largest seat provider after AIIMS Delhi.
There are the highest seats among all AIIMS, for OBC Candidates, including 34 Reserved Seats.
Category
Seats
UR
53
OBC
34
SC
18
ST
9
EWS
12
Total
126
INI CET Seat Matrix 2025: AIIMS Raipur
The Number of seats is balanced among all the categories.
The OBC Category includes around 27% of the seats, the same as the national quota.
Category
Seats
UR
31
OBC
21
SC
12
ST
5
EWS
7
Total
76
INI CET Seat Matrix 2025: AIIMS Bhubaneswar
Seats are similar to those of AIIMS Raipur.
The General and OBC Categories include 70% of the total seats.
Category
Seats
UR
30
OBC
20
SC
11
ST
5
EWS
6
Total
72
INI CET Seat Matrix 2025: AIIMS Rishikesh
There is are moderate number of seats available.
The SC Candidates have 16% of the seats better share than other AIIMS.
Category
Seats
UR
20
OBC
13
SC
8
ST
3
EWS
5
Total
49
INI CET Seat Matrix 2025: AIIMS Bhopal
The Opportunity is available for all the reserved group candidates.
Category
Seats
UR
23
OBC
16
SC
9
ST
4
EWS
5
Total
57
INI CET Seat Matrix 2025: AIIMS Nagpur
It is among the rapidly emerging AIIMS with the highest seat counts after AIIMS Delhi and Jodhpur.
Category
Seats
UR
45
OBC
30
SC
18
ST
8
EWS
10
Total
111
INI CET Seat Matrix 2025: Other AIIMS (Seats < 50 Each)
AIIMS Institute
Total Seats
AIIMS Jammu
84
AIIMS Rajkot
55
AIIMS Guwahati
43
AIIMS Gorakhpur
37
AIIMS Kalyani
25
AIIMS Bathinda
11
AIIMS Bibinagar
16
AIIMS Bilaspur
26
AIIMS Deoghar
36
AIIMS Mangalagiri
45
AIIMS Raebareli
38
AIIMS PG (INI CET) 2025 Seat Distribution
The number of seats reserved based on different categories is as follows:
Categories
Seat Reservation in Percentage
Scheduled Caste (SC)
15%
Scheduled Tribe (ST)
7.5%
Other Backward Classes (OBC)
27%
Economically Weaker Section (EWS)
10%
AIIMS Delhi Seat Matrix
AIIMS, New Delhi Seat Matrix
Number of seats available in various courses and for different categories is mentioned below for AIIMS, New Delhi.
Code*
Subject / Speciality
Total Seats
UR
OBC
S.C.
S.T.
Sponsored/ Foreign
A. CLINICAL SCIENCES
01
Anaesthesiology
13
7
3
2
1
3
02
Community Medicine
4
1
1
1
1
2
03
Dermatology & Venerology
4
2
1
1
0
1
04
Emergency Medicine
7
3
2
1
1
1
05
Geriatric Medicine
3
1
1
1
0
1
06
Medicine
8
5
2
1
0
1
07
Nuclear Medicine
2
0
1
1
0
1
08
Obst. & Gynae
7
4
2
1
0
2
09
Ophthalmology
28
15
7
4
2
0
10
Orthopaedics
3
1
1
0
1
3
11
Otorhinolaryngology
4
2
1
1
0
2
12
Palliative Medicine
2
2
0
0
0
2
13
Paediatrics
7
4
2
1
0
2
14
Physical Medicine Rehabilitation
4
2
1
1
0
2
15
Psychiatry
7
4
2
1
0
1
16
Radiodiagnosis
4
3
1
0
0
0
17
Radiotherapy
2
1
1
0
0
0
18
Surgery
12
6
3
2
1
1
19
Transfusion Medicine
2
0
1
1
0
1
B. BASIC CLINICAL SCIENCES
20
Anatomy
11
5
3
2
1
3
21
Biochemistry
4
2
1
1
0
3
22
Biophysics
0
0
0
0
0
3
23
Forensic Medicine
3
2
1
0
0
3
24
Lab. Medicine
2
2
0
0
0
3
25
Microbiology
2
1
1
0
0
3
26
Pathology
3
1
1
1
0
0
27
Pharmacology
3
1
1
0
1
2
28
Physiology
4
3
1
0
0
3
C. MDS
29
Conservative Dentistry& Endodontics
1
1
0
0
0
0
30
Orthodontics
2
1
1
0
0
1
31
Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery
1
0
0
0
1
3
32
Prosthodontics
1
0
0
0
1
0
33
Pedodontics & Preventive Dentistry
2
0
1
1
0
0
GRAND TOTAL (A+B+C) *EXCLUDING SPONSORED / FOREIGN STUDENTS
162
82
44
25
11
53
NOTE: *Code/Discipline to be used by Sponsored/Foreign National candidates only.
AIIMS Bhopal Seat Matrix
AIIMS, Bhopal Seat Matrix
Candidates can check the seats available in AIIMS, Bhopal below and can apply for the counselling according to the seats vacant.
Code
Subject / Speciality
Total Seats
UR
OBC
S.C.
S.T.
01
Anatomy
1
1
0
0
0
02
Physiology
1
1
0
0
0
03
Biochemistry
1
1
0
0
0
04
Pathology
1
1
0
0
0
05
Microbiology
1
1
0
0
0
06
Medicine
1
1
0
0
0
07
Pharmacology
1
1
0
0
0
08
Forensic Medicine & Toxicology
1
1
0
0
0
09
Radiodiagnosis
1
1
0
0
0
10
Obst. & Gynae.
1
1
0
0
0
GRAND TOTAL
10
10
0
0
0
AIIMS BHU Seat Matrix
AIIMS, Bhubaneswar Seat Matrix
Seats vacant in Bhubaneswar according to the subject and categories are provided below for the candidates to know which to give preference according to the seats available.
Code
Subject / Speciality
Total Seats
UR
OBC
S.C.
S.T.
01
Anatomy
2
1
0
1
0
02
Physiology
2
1
1
0
0
03
Microbiology
2
1
0
1
0
04
Forensic Medicine & Toxicology
2
1
1
0
0
05
General Surgery
2
1
1
0
0
06
Community & Family Medicine
2
1
1
0
0
07
Anaesthesiology
1
1
0
0
0
08
Biochemistry
2
1
0
1
0
09
Pathology & Laboratory Medicine
2
1
0
0
1
10
Pharmacology
2
1
1
0
0
11
Obst. & Gynae
2
1
1
0
0
GRAND TOTAL
21
11
6
3
1
Similarly, the number of seats available in Rishikesh and Jodhpur are mentioned below. Candidates can check the seats vacant and can apply accordingly.
AIIMS Rishikesh Seat Matrix
AIIMS, Rishikesh Seat Matrix
Code
Subject / Speciality
Total Seats
UR
OBC
S.C.
S.T.
01
Anatomy
1
0
1
0
0
02
Anaesthesiology
2
2
0
0
0
03
Community Medicine
3
2
1
0
0
04
ENT (Otorhinolaryngology)
2
1
0
1
0
05
Forensic Medicine
1
1
0
0
0
06
Microbiology
3
1
1
1
0
07
Obst. & Gynae
2
1
1
0
0
08
Orthopaedics
2
1
0
1
0
09
Pathology
1
1
0
0
0
10
Physiology
3
1
1
0
1
GRAND TOTAL
20
11
5
3
1
AIIMS Jodhpur Seat Matrix
AIIMS, Jodhpur Seat Matrix
Code
Subject / Speciality
Total Seats
UR
OBC
S.C.
S.T.
01
Anatomy
2
1
1
0
0
02
Physiology
2
1
0
1
0
03
Comm. Med. & Family Medicine
2
1
0
1
0
GRAND TOTAL
6
3
1
2
0
M.Ch (6 YRS) / DM (6 YRS)
Subject / Speciality
Total Seats
UR
M.Ch. (direct 6 years course)
Neuro-Surgery
3
3
Paediatric Surgery
1
1
DM (direct 6 years course)
Infectious Diseases
3
3
AIIMS PG 2025 Counselling Dates
AIIMS PG 2025Counselling will started from 1st week of December 2025. Candidates who have cleared the cut off marks and are eligible to apply for the counselling can fill in the counselling according to the marks and the cities they are eligible for.
Dates for the AIIMS PG 2025 Counselling are:
Counselling
Dates
Tentative date of 1st Counselling
To be announced
Tentative date of 2nd Counselling
To be announced
Tentative date of Open Counselling
To be announced
Tentative date of Spot counselling by respective AIIMS (if seats are vacant after Open Counselling)
To be decided later on by respective AIIMS
Important Instructions For AIIMS PG (INI CET) Open Counselling
The revised and updated list of vacant seats available for Open Counselling will be uploaded on the AIIMS website. Candidates with a minimum Percentile of 50 marks or above may register for Open Counselling.
Registration for AIIMS PG Open Counselling
Candidates need to go to the official website to register for counselling.
Then select the desired course “[MD/MS.(M.Ch.(6yrs./DM(6yrs.)]”/“MDS” under “Academic Courses” section.
After the selection of the course click on the “Registration/Login” to proceed further to register.
Enter the unique ID Number and Password to login.
On “My Page” click on “Register for Open Counselling” link.
Click on choice to register for Open Counselling.
Take a printout of the Registration slip to attend open counselling along with all original certificates and one set of photocopy of certificates.
NOTE: Candidates without the documents and registration slip will not be allowed to attend open counselling.
Changes in AIIMS PG (INI CET) Counselling
The option to Refuse/Decline an allocated seat AIIMS PG was removed last year. The candidate who was allocated an AIIMS PG seat had to mandatory accept the allocated seat but can choose to participate or not participate in further rounds.
If a seat of AIIMS PG is allocated, the then-candidate/authorized representative must report and complete the due process as described within the time specified in the important date table.
If a seat is allocated and the candidate fails to accept the allocated seat OR does not complete the due procedure as described under the procedure and within the specified date and timings, after accepting the allocated seat, then it will lead to cancellation of the allotted seat and candidates will not be eligible for further subsequent AIIMS PG counselling round.
Documents Reqd at Seat Allotment
Documents Required at AIIMS PG (INI CET) Seat Allotment
DD of 3,00,000 drawn in favor of Director, AIIMS, New Delhi
Allotment Letter
AIIMS PG 2025 admit card
Registration Slip
Class 10 certificate/Date of Birth certificate
MBBS/BDS Degree Certificate
Caste Certificate
Provisional/Permanent Registration Certificate issued by MCI/State Medical Council or DCI/State Dental Council.
Internship Certificate stating that the internship was completed by January 30, 2019.
Marksheets of MBBS/BDS First, Second and Third Professional Examinations
PwD Certificate
NOTE: Candidates need to bring the original as well as one photocopy of each document mentioned above.
Frequently Asked Questions
FAQs for AIIMS INI CET Seat Matrix 2025
Ques. How many students appeared for INI CET May 2025?
Ans. In May 2025, the highest number of candidates appeared for the exam, making it the most competitive session ever.
Around 76,500 candidates appeared in the July 2025 session.
Normalized candidate count touched 89,600, the highest ever.
The competition increased significantly compared to previous years.
Ques. How many seats are in the INI CET PG?
Ans. The INI CET PG Seat Matrix will show the total number of seats of MD, MS, MCh, and MDS seats across all INIs.
Source / Estimate
Seat Count
Final AIIMS Seat Matrix 2025
1,360
Tentative Early Estimate
1,235
Other Reported Figures
1,359
AIIMS-specific
1,436
Ques. Who is Rank 1 in INI CET 2025?
Ans. In July 2025, there were different high-scoring performances, and the topper secured a perfect percentile.
Dr. Trupti achieved All India Rank 1.
Scored 100 percentile, among 76,500 candidates.
Ques. Is 500 a good rank in INI CET?
Ans. A rank of 500 places a candidate in a very competitive percentile bracket.
Metric
Value
Approx. Percentile Range
99.575 – 99.128
Good Score Benchmark
160+ / 200
Top AIIMS Safe Score
190+ / 200
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