AIIMS MBBS Counselling and Admission Process:-

The counselling for AIIMS MBBS is conducted under the All India Quota (AIQ) by the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC). Here’s a step-by-step explanation of the process:

1. NEET UG Qualification

    •    AIIMS admissions are now based entirely on NEET UG scores.
    •    Only candidates who qualify NEET UG and meet the required cutoff are eligible for counselling.
    •    AIIMS is one of the most sought-after institutions, so a high NEET score (usually 680+ for top campuses like AIIMS Delhi) is necessary.

2. MCC Counselling Registration

AIIMS seats are allocated through MCC counselling.

Steps to Register:

    1.    Visit the MCC Website: Go to www.mcc.nic.in.
    2.    Create an Account: Use your NEET Roll Number and Application Number to register.
    3.    Pay Counselling Fees:
    •    Non-Refundable Registration Fee:
    •    ₹1,000 (General/OBC/EWS)
    •    ₹500 (SC/ST/PwD)

•    Refundable Security Deposit:
    •    ₹10,000 (General/OBC/EWS)
    •    ₹5,000 (SC/ST/PwD).
    4.    Upload Documents: Upload required documents like NEET scorecard, ID proof, etc.

3. AIIMS Seat Matrix

    •    AIIMS MBBS has 2,207 seats across 20 campuses.
    •    Popular AIIMS campuses:
    1.    AIIMS Delhi
    2.    AIIMS Jodhpur
    3.    AIIMS Bhubaneswar
    4.    AIIMS Rishikesh
    5.    AIIMS Patna, etc.
    •    Reservation Policy:
    •    27% seats for OBC
    •    15% for SC
    •    7.5% for ST
    •    10% for EWS
    •    5% for PwD.

4. Choice Filling and Locking

    •    After registration, candidates must fill in their choices for AIIMS campuses in order of preference.
    •    Key Points:
    •    You can select multiple AIIMS campuses.

•    Arrange them according to your priority.
    •    Lock your choices before the deadline, or they will be automatically locked by MCC.

5. Seat Allotment Process

MCC conducts seat allotment in multiple rounds:

Rounds of Counselling:

    1.    Round 1: Initial allocation based on NEET rank, category, and preferences.
    2.    Round 2: For candidates who were not allotted a seat or opted for an upgrade.
    3.    Mop-Up Round: For vacant seats after Round 2.
    4.    Stray Vacancy Round: Conducted directly by AIIMS campuses for leftover seats.

Options After Seat Allotment:

    •    Accept (Freeze): Confirm the seat and proceed for admission.
    •    Upgrade (Float): Retain the current seat while waiting for a better option in the next round.
    •    Decline: Reject the seat and exit counselling.

6. Reporting to Allotted AIIMS Campus

After seat allotment, candidates must report to the allotted AIIMS campus for:
    1.    Document Verification: Carry original documents for verification (see below).
    2.    Medical Examination: Candidates undergo a fitness test.
    3.    Fee Payment: Pay the admission fee (approx. ₹1,628 annually).

7. Documents Required

Candidates must carry the following documents:
    •    NEET UG Admit Card.
    •    NEET UG Scorecard.
    •    MCC Allotment Letter.
    •    Class 10th and 12th mark sheets and certificates.
    •    Birth Certificate.
    •    Caste Certificate (if applicable).
    •    EWS/PwD Certificate (if applicable).
    •    8 Passport-sized photographs.
    •    Valid photo ID (e.g., Aadhaar, Passport).

8. Admission Fees

AIIMS MBBS tuition fees are highly subsidized:
    •    Tuition Fee: ₹135 per year.
    •    Hostel Fee: ₹990 per year.
    •    Other Charges: ₹503 annually.

Total cost: Approx. ₹1,628 annually.

9. Counselling Rounds Timeline

    •    Round 1 Registration and Choice Filling: Announced after NEET results.
    •    Seat Allotment Result: Declared within a week after choice filling.
    •    Subsequent Rounds: Follow a similar process with adjusted deadlines.

10. Post-Counselling
Once the admission process is completed, students begin their MBBS program at the respective AIIMS campus. AIIMS offers world-class education, modern facilities, and exposure to cutting-edge medical research.

SERVICE BOND, DISCONTINUE BOND, STATE QUOTA & STIPEND:-

Here’s a detailed explanation of the service bond, discontinue bond, state quota, and stipend for AIIMS MBBS students:

1. Service Bond in AIIMS for MBBS

    •    AIIMS MBBS Students are not required to sign a service bond after completing the MBBS course.
    •    Students are free to pursue postgraduate studies or work in any healthcare setting without any mandatory service commitment.
    •    However, state-sponsored candidates (those receiving financial aid from the state) may have specific service bond requirements to serve in the respective state for a certain period, though this is generally not applicable to AIIMS as a central institution.

2. Discontinue Bond in AIIMS for MBBS

    •    If a student discontinues the MBBS course after admission, they may be required to pay a discontinue bond penalty.
    •    Penalty Amount: The bond amount varies by campus but typically ranges between ₹5-10 lakh. This fee compensates AIIMS for resources and opportunities utilized during the initial phase of education.
    •    The bond is applicable if a student leaves the course midway, either voluntarily or due to personal reasons.

3. State Quota for AIIMS MBBS

•    AIIMS does not have a state quota for MBBS admissions.
    •    The MBBS seats at AIIMS are filled based on NEET-UG ranks, and all candidates compete in a single pool, regardless of their state of origin.
    •    However, 50% of the seats are reserved for AIIMS internal candidates (those who have completed their schooling from AIIMS).
    •    The remaining 50% of seats are open for candidates from other medical colleges across India, including state candidates, as per the NEET-UG rank.

4. Stipend for AIIMS MBBS Students

    •    Internship Stipend:
    •    AIIMS MBBS students are provided with a stipend during their 1-year internship after completing their final year.
    •    The stipend is approximately ₹23,000–₹28,000 per month, depending on the campus.
    •    This stipend is paid to support living expenses during the mandatory internship, where students gain hands-on clinical experience in hospitals.
    •    Other Benefits:
    •    Free hostel accommodation (for most campuses).
    •    Subsidized meals in the mess.
    •    Access to other student facilities like sports, library, etc.