AIIMS Delhi MBBS : Fees 2026, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

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AIIMS Delhi offers 5.5-year MBBS program with 132 seats, including 125 seats for Indian nationals and 7 seats for foreign nationals. Admission is through NEET-UG 2026, with seats filled via MCC  AIQ (All India Quota) counselling. The annual academic fee is INR 1,628. Ranked 1st in the NIRF Medical Rankings 2025, AIIMS Delhi is India's highest-ranked medical college.

📋 Admission Status: NEET-UG results out on 16 July 2026, MCC Medical counselling begins 21 July 2026 (Tentative).

Key Points

  • Clinical training includes rotations across major medical and surgical specialties at AIIMS Delhi and affiliated teaching centres.
  • MBBS program includes a compulsory 12-month rotating internship with postings in AIIMS departments and community health centres.
  • MBBS students can participate in ICMR and DBT-funded clinical research projects

AIIMS Delhi MBBS Fees 2026

Fee Component Amount (INR)
Registration Fee (Non-Refundable) 25
Caution Money (Refundable) 100
Tuition Fee 1,350
Laboratory Fee 90
Student Union Fee 63
Total Academic Fee 1,628
  • Hostel charges of INR 4,228 per year are billed separately from tuition fees.

AIIMS Delhi MBBS Admission 2026

Event Date
NEET UG 2026 Registration 8 February - 11 March 2026
NEET UG 2026 Original Exam (Cancelled) 3 May 2026
NTA Cancellation of NEET UG 2026 12 May 2026
Re-NEET UG 2026 Admit Card 14 June 2026
Re-NEET UG 2026 Exam 21 June 2026
Re-NEET UG 2026 Result 16 July 2026
MCC Counselling Registration Expected July 21, 2026

AIIMS Delhi MBBS Eligibility Criteria

Criteria Requirement
Minimum Age Must have completed or will complete 17 years of age on or before 31 December of the admission year.
Educational Qualification 10+2 or equivalent with English, Physics, Chemistry, and Biology as subjects. Candidates who studied Biology as an additional subject are also eligible.
Appearing Candidates Candidates appearing for the qualifying examination may apply, provided they produce proof of passing with the required subjects and minimum marks at the time of admission.
Minimum Marks General/OBC: 60% aggregate in English, Physics, Chemistry & Biology; SC/ST: 50%; PwBD: 45%.
Foreign Board Qualification Candidates with foreign or equivalent qualifications must produce an equivalence certificate from the Association of Indian Universities (AIU) or the concerned Indian university.
Foreign Nationals Must secure at least 60% aggregate in English, Physics, Chemistry & Biology in the qualifying examination and qualify NEET-UG

AIIMS Delhi MBBS Admission Process

AIIMS Delhi MBBS admission is based solely on NEET UG, followed by MCC All India Quota (AIQ) counselling. AIIMS Delhi does not conduct a separate entrance exam for MBBS admission.

  • Appear for NEET UG and obtain a valid score.
  • Meet the AIIMS Delhi cutoff, which typically requires a top All India Rank.
  • Register for MCC AIQ counselling after the NEET UG result.
  • Fill AIIMS Delhi as your preferred choice during choice filling.
  • Complete document verification and pay the admission fee after seat allotment to confirm admission.

✓ Opt for this if

  • NEET AIR is within the top 200 General category for a near-certain allotment
  • Near-zero tuition for a full government MBBS degree is a priority
  • Career goal is research-intensive or academic clinical medicine
  • Training across 36 speciality departments of a 2,400-bed tertiary hospital matters most

✗ Skip if

  • NEET AIR is beyond the top 500 for General category
  • Management quota flexibility at a private medical college is preferred
  • State-specific medical practice after graduation is the primary objective

AIIMS Delhi MBBS Scholarship 2026

Scholarship Eligibility Benefit
Central Sector Scholarship (CSSS) Students meeting merit and income criteria Annual scholarship through NSP
Post-Matric Scholarship (SC) SC students Tuition fee reimbursement and maintenance allowance
Post-Matric Scholarship (ST) ST students Tuition fee reimbursement and maintenance allowance
Merit-cum-Means Scholarship Eligible minority students Financial assistance through NSP
Top Class Education Scheme Eligible OBC, EBC & DNT students Tuition fee support and other benefits

Note: All scholarships are offered under Government of India schemes and can be applied for through the National Scholarship Portal (NSP). AIIMS Delhi issues notifications for eligible students from time to time.

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The admission process at AIIMS Delhi involves passing an entrance exam, web counseling for branch selection, and certificate verification. Admission is confirmed once these steps are completed, with classes starting on August 1. The selection is merit-based, as determined by entrance exam scores. AIIMS Delhi is renowned for its experienced faculty, many holding PhDs, and maintains a strong student-to-faculty ratio which varies based on the setting. Teaching methods are diverse, focusing on clinical knowledge through lectures and case studies.

The MBBS program's fee structure is highly affordable, totaling INR 7,326 for the entire 5.5-year course, with a one-time initial payment of INR 5,000 covering most expenses except food. Students pay INR 2,000 annually, with no regular fee hikes, as it is a government-run institution. There are no additional fees except for study materials and mess charges. The payment is made via Demand Draft. AIIMS Delhi doesn't conduct formal campus placements; instead, students complete a 1-year mandatory internship, including nine months at AIIMS Hospital and three months in rural postings, earning a stipend of about INR 26,000 monthly.

During residency, which lasts 6-7 years, individuals earn approximately INR 80,000-90,000 monthly. Graduates are highly sought after in the healthcare sector, often pursuing further specialization or opportunities abroad. General physicians in private medical colleges earn INR 60,000-80,000 monthly. AIIMS Delhi also supports research activities by providing travel grants and offers scholarships such as Merit cum Means for eligible students. International students have a different fee structure, paying around 25 lakhs per year.

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AIIMS Delhi MBBS FAQs

Ques. What NEET-UG rank is needed to secure MBBS at AIIMS Delhi in General category?

Ans. General category candidates typically need an All-India Rank below 50 to 60 to secure a seat at AIIMS Delhi MBBS. The closing rank has historically fallen between 47 and 61 across counselling rounds. The exact cutoff shifts each year based on exam difficulty and the number of applicants. Candidates with ranks beyond 100 in General category are unlikely to receive a seat allotment here.

Ques. Does AIIMS Delhi have management quota or NRI quota seats for MBBS?

Ans. No. All 125 MBBS seats for Indian nationals at AIIMS Delhi are filled exclusively through MCC All India Quota counselling. There is no management quota, institutional quota, or NRI quota for MBBS at AIIMS Delhi. The seven seats for foreign nationals are filled through a separate process. There is no option to secure admission outside the merit-based NEET-UG counselling route.

Ques. Is hostel accommodation compulsory for AIIMS Delhi MBBS students?

Ans. Hostel accommodation is not formally compulsory at AIIMS Delhi, but it is strongly recommended. MBBS students are expected to attend early clinical rounds, emergency duties, and late postings at short notice, making on-campus living practically essential. Hostel charges are INR 4,228 per year and are billed separately from tuition. Students who choose to live off campus must arrange all transport on their own.

Ques. What is the monthly internship stipend for MBBS students at AIIMS Delhi?

Ans. AIIMS Delhi MBBS students receive a monthly internship stipend of INR 30,070 during the compulsory 12-month Rotating Medical Internship. No stipend is paid during the first 4.5 years of the MBBS programme.

Ques. What postgraduate career options are available after MBBS from AIIMS Delhi?

Ans. MBBS graduates from AIIMS Delhi typically appear for INI-CET for MD or MS seats at AIIMS and allied institutes, or for NEET-PG for other government and deemed university seats. Other career paths include defence medical services, central government hospital positions, research fellowships, and internationally recognised residency programmes given the institute’s global academic standing.

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Sabeer Chalana
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AIIMS M.Sc Biophysics course is a 2-year master's level course. Here are some relevant details about it.

  • The course is not everyone’s cup of tea and is quite demanding. It’s best to take the course if you are sincerely passionate about it and are ready to commute to hard work and dedication and a lot of hard work.
  • Students of this course only have 2 classes daily from Monday to Friday and all the remaining time has to be spent in the lab working on your masters' project.
  • While other universities only give you a year to do research work, AIIMS gives you 2 years to explore, learn lab skills and work on your thesis. 
  • The most important step is to choose a good guide and lab. Go for the one that offers the maximum opportunity. This is your learning stage and you will have to pay attention to minute details, so it’s important to choose a good lab.
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Overall, the program is a unique experience in itself as you will be gaining many friends in the form is Postdocs and Ph.D. scholars. Make the best out of this opportunity and you are good to go!

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AIIMS Delhi MBBS course structure comprises 3 Profs instead of like other medical colleges.

First Professional

  • The First Professional lasts for one year and consists of the following subjects; Physiology Anatomy and Biochemistry
  • There are internal assessments that carry 50% weightage - 2 mid-semester exams in October and March, one end-semester exam in December
  • The remaining 50% weightage is given to the first professional exam in July. 
  • Unlike other colleges, there are no sent-ups in AIIMS Delhi.

Second Professional

  • The second Professional spans over 1.5 years and consists of the following subjects; Pathology, Pharmacology, Microbiology, and Forensic Medicine.
  • There are 2 mid-semester exams; October of the 3rd Sem and March of the 4th Semester.

 End-semester exams are held in December and May. 

Pre Proffs take place in November and professional exams in December.

  • Clinical postings in various departments such as Medicine, Surgery, Paediatrics, Obs Gynae, CCM, Psychiatry, etc

Third Professor

  • After 2 hectic professionals, the third professional is relatively lighter 
  • The 6th-semester witnesses clinical postings and lectures
  • The 7th Sem has no lectures and there are only clinical postings from 9–1 in various departments such as Orthopedics, ENT, Dermatology, etc.
  • No exams are there and only viva-based posting assessments are held.
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  • The Preproffs carry 25% weightage, the internal assessments from the beginning of the 3rd Sem till the 8th carry 25 % weightage while Proffs taking place in December carry 50% - weightage.

This is the usual course structure followed by AIIMS Delhi. 

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Particulars

Details

Exam Frequency

Once a year

Mode of Examination

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Courses Offered

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Seats Offered

BSc Nursing (Post-Basic)- 20

BSc Nursing (Hons.)- 571

Exam Fee

General and OBC: INR 1,500

SC, ST and EWS: INR 1,200

PwBD: Nil

Language of the Exam 

English

Exam Duration

Two hours

Total Marks

100

Total Questions

100

Marking Scheme

+1 for each correct answer

-1/3 for each incorrect answer

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I know a person who is pursuing Neurosurgery and he does not feel it is not necessary to go through 3 years of MS general surgery before taking up neurosurgery. As a 6-year student, he was supposed to rotate through 10 months of general surgery.

He did not find general surgical skills that he acquired during the rotation, of much use in neurosurgery, other than the very basic knot tying and suturing skills, which can also be acquired through dedicated lab practice.

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