What is the cutoff of AIIMS Delhi for MBBS? I am a general category candidate from Delhi NCR?

This is a question that confuses many candidates!!

The AIIMS exam results are determined by the cumulative percentile from the two slots of the exam. Scoring around 140–145 will likely get you a rank within 36, putting you in the 100% category!! Based on the last three AIIMS exams:

• AIR 13 scored 152
• AIR 19 scored 148
• AIR 36 was around 140

So, scoring above 150 should secure you a seat in AIIMS Delhi. If the exam is slightly tougher, even a score of 136 might be enough to get you in.

However, be careful! Only attempt questions you are confident about, as negative marking is the main reason students miss out on AIIMS Delhi. If you answer 160 correctly but get 30 wrong, you could be out of the race. So, think carefully before submitting your answers!!

AIIMS, New Delhi has only 50 seats for the general category. Based on previous trends, the last rank admitted here is around 50, and you need to score 140+ in the UG examination, regardless of the shifts assigned to you. (According to past year trends)

All the best for AIIMS UG 2017!
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Edit: Thank you for the correction!

If you’re aiming for AIIMS Delhi for MBBS, keep an eye on the cutoff! For general category students from Delhi NCR in 2025, the cutoff was approximately 650 marks in NEET. It’s intense, but the quality of education and resources available here is unmatched. The faculty is top-notch and the campus life is vibrant, thanks to events like Pulse, Asia's biggest med fest.

The cutoff for AIIMS Delhi MBBS is quite stiff, especially for general category candidates. For the 2025 academic year, it hovered around 650 marks in NEET. It’s a tough battle, but once you’re in, you’ll realize why it’s the best. The curriculum is extensive, and the clinical training starts early. Plus, you get to learn from some of the best doctors in the country!

Thanks for the ask!

AIIMS Delhi is the top medical college in India, making it the first choice for many toppers.

Regarding marks, it's tough to provide specifics because:

• Marks haven't been officially declared.
• The exam was conducted in two shifts, and this year it was held in four shifts. The difficulty level of questions and the number and type of students in each shift can vary significantly.

For marks, aiming for 140–145 might be sufficient, but given the increasing competition, you should target 150–160.

Ultimately, don’t stress too much about marks. Focus on giving your best! Always strive to improve your results with each attempt. Best of luck with your AIIMS exam!