AIIMS Kalyani Admission Dates 2027

Admission to the MBBS course depends on NEET UG, which is conducted by the National Testing Agency. The Medical Counselling Committee conducts centralised counselling and allocates AIIMS seats. The 2027-28 admission cycle is expected to begin with registration in December 2026 or January 2027.

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AIIMS Kalyani Courses and Fees

AIIMS Kalyani provides medical education at undergraduate, postgraduate, super-speciality and doctoral levels. Government of India support keeps the charges low for students at this Institute of National Importance. The figures below follow the institute's 2025 fee structure.

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Government of India stipends are paid monthly to MD and MS residents. A first-year resident receives INR 67,000 to 75,000 per month, with the amount rising in later years. This stipend helps most residents meet their expenses while completing a postgraduate course with a low institutional fee.

AIIMS Kalyani Admission Process

Entry to every AIIMS Kalyani programme requires the relevant national entrance examination. The institute does not admit students through walk-in applications or marks-based selection without a qualifying test. MCC centralised counselling is used for undergraduate and postgraduate seat allotment.

MBBS Admission

Applicants must pass Class 12 or an equivalent examination with Physics, Chemistry and Biology or Biotechnology. They need a combined score of at least 60%, while the requirement for reserved categories is 50%. A valid NEET UG score from the admission year is also compulsory.

• Stage 1: Qualify NEET UG with a suitable rank. AIIMS Kalyani's general-category last closing rank was 2417 in NEET UG 2025.
• Stage 2: Register for MCC online counselling and include AIIMS Kalyani while filling choices.
• Stage 3: Accept the allotted seat and complete document checking at the institute.
• Stage 4: Pay the required fee to confirm admission.

Every AIIMS Kalyani MBBS seat comes under the All India Quota managed by MCC. The institute has no state-quota seats, so applicants from across India compete through NEET UG merit.

MD and MS Admission

For MD and MS admission, AIIMS Kalyani mainly accepts the Institute of National Importance Combined Entrance Test, or INI CET, conducted by AIIMS New Delhi. Some specialities may also use NEET PG scores through MCC postgraduate counselling.

An applicant must hold a recognised MBBS degree, finish the compulsory internship and have provisional or permanent registration with the Medical Council of India, now known as the NMC.

DM, M.Ch and Super-Speciality Admission

A related MD or MS degree is required for admission to DM or M.Ch. Selection takes place through NEET SS or INI CET Super Specialty, followed by MCC SS counselling. DM choices include Cardiology, Gastroenterology, Nephrology, Medical Oncology, Endocrinology and other subjects. M.Ch is available in Neuro Surgery, Burns and Plastic Surgery and Urology.

B.Sc Nursing and Paramedical Sciences

AIIMS New Delhi conducts the common AIIMS BSc Nursing Entrance Examination for new AIIMS institutes, including AIIMS Kalyani. B.Sc Nursing (Hons.) applicants need Physics, Chemistry and Biology in Class 12, with at least 55% marks. Reserved-category applicants need 50%. Admission to the B.Sc paramedical courses uses the same qualifying examination, followed by course-specific seat allocation.

Entrance Examinations by Programme

Each programme group uses the entrance route shown below.

AIIMS Kalyani MBBS Cutoff

MBBS closing ranks change with the level of national competition. The general-category rank moved from 2176 in 2023 to 2435 in 2024 and then to 2417 in 2025. The figures below are arranged from the newest year to the oldest.

AIIMS Kalyani Placements and Career Outcomes

AIIMS Kalyani does not follow the usual campus-placement model. An MBBS graduate's next step generally depends on NEET PG results, government-service requirements and clinical experience gained during the course. Most graduates seek MD or MS admission through NEET PG after receiving clinical training in the AIIMS hospital environment.

After completing B.Sc Nursing or a paramedical degree, graduates may work in government hospitals, private specialist hospitals and other healthcare organisations in West Bengal or elsewhere in India. Since the institute is near Kolkata, students can also access the city's large private healthcare network for work and clinical training.

AIIMS Kalyani Campus and Infrastructure

The 179.82-acre AIIMS Kalyani campus is located at Saguna in the planned township of Kalyani. It lies in Nadia district along the NH12 corridor, 50 km north of Kolkata, and has rail and road connections to the city. Its integrated grounds contain the academic block, teaching hospital, student hostels and residential quarters.

The hospital is approved for 960 beds. As of February 2024, facilities already opened included 360 inpatient beds and 18 ICU beds. Its OPD receives patients from West Bengal and nearby states. The hospital's 34 specialised departments are supported by facilities such as a cardiac catheterization lab, a trauma and emergency medicine bay, a radiation oncology centre and a burns and plastic surgery unit equipped with a fractional CO2 laser.

Both MBBS and postgraduate students can live on campus, with separate hostel blocks for men and women. Housing is also provided for faculty members and staff. Academic support includes lecture halls, a central library and a medical simulation laboratory. Resident students can take part in NSS activities and use the available sports facilities.

AIIMS Kalyani vs AIIMS Bhubaneswar vs AIIMS Patna

AIIMS Kalyani, AIIMS Bhubaneswar and AIIMS Patna were created through the Government of India's PMSSY initiative to expand tertiary healthcare and medical education. They mainly serve students and patients from eastern and north-eastern India. Their MBBS intake, admission requirements and range of programmes are broadly similar.

AIIMS Bhubaneswar and AIIMS Patna started operations seven years before AIIMS Kalyani, and their 2025 closing-rank ranges indicate greater competition for admission. AIIMS Kalyani is newer but has comparable clinical infrastructure and continues to expand its departmental coverage. All three institutions hold INI status, operate under the AIIMS system and charge nominal government-supported fees.