Ques. Which programmes can students join at AIIMS Raebareli?
Ans. The institute admits students to MBBS, MD/MS and B.Sc Nursing. MBBS selection is through NEET UG, while MD/MS admission uses INI CET scores.
Ques. Which result determines admission to the MBBS course?
Ans. AIIMS Raebareli selects MBBS students according to their NEET UG examination scores.
Ques. What conditions must an MBBS applicant meet?
Ans. Applicants must pass 10+2 or an equivalent examination from a recognised board with Physics, Chemistry, English and Biology. They need 60% aggregate marks, while SC/ST applicants require 50% and PWBD applicants require 45%. The minimum age was 17 years as of December 31, 2024.
Ques. How does AIIMS Raebareli choose students for MD/MS?
Ans. An applicant must hold an MBBS degree from a recognised university, clear the INI CET cutoff and then take part in counselling.
Ques. What are the MBBS duration, fee and seat count?
Ans. MBBS lasts 5.5 years and has 100 seats. Its total course fee is INR 5,856.
Ques. What should a student do after qualifying for NEET UG?
Ans. The student must register for NEET counselling on the official MCC website. MCC allocates colleges according to NEET scores. Anyone allotted AIIMS Raebareli must report to the institute with the required documents to complete admission.
Ques. Which areas of study are available in the MD/MS programme?
Ans. The specialisations include Anatomy, Physiology, Biochemistry, Pathology & Lab Medicine, Microbiology, Pharmacology, Forensic Medicine, Community Medicine, Anaesthesia, ENT, Ophthalmology, General Medicine, General Surgery, and Obstetrics & Gynaecology.
Ques. Must newly admitted students pay the hostel charges?
Ans. Yes. Hostel accommodation is compulsory for admitted students, so the complete hostel fee must be paid during admission.
Ques. Can the reporting and admission work take more than one day?
Ans. Yes. Completing the formalities may require more than one day, so students should make their travel plans accordingly.
Ques. Does the institute collect a separate application charge?
Ans. AIIMS Raebareli does not have a separate application fee. MBBS applicants must instead pay the NEET examination and counselling charges shown below.
| Category | NEET UG Application Fee | NEET UG Counselling Fee |
| General | INR 1700 | INR 1000 |
| OBC | INR 1600 | INR 500 |
| SC/ST/PwD | INR 1000 | INR 500 |
Disclaimer: Subject to revision. Kindly check with the official sources to confirm
Ques. Which records should an MBBS student bring while reporting?
Ans. Students need originals and photocopies of the following documents:
- MCC allotment letter.
- NTA-issued NEET admit card.
- NTA-issued NEET result or rank card.
- Class 10 marksheet.
- Class 10+2 marksheet and certificate.
- Class 10+2 migration certificate.
- Caste or category certificate, where applicable.
- Identity proof, such as an Aadhar Card, PAN Card, driving licence or passport.
- Relieving letter, where applicable.
- Four passport-size photographs.
Ques. At which place must an allotted student complete reporting?
Ans. Students allotted a seat must report at the Ground Floor of the Medical College Building, AIIMS Raebareli.
Ques. Will the institute keep a student’s original certificates?
Ans. Yes. Admitted students must submit their original certificates, which the institute retains until the course is completed.
Ques. When are classes and hostel allotment expected to begin?
Ans. The academic session is expected to start after the second counselling round. Hostel accommodation is also offered only after that round.
Ques. How many seats are stated for MBBS and MD/MS?
Ans. The MBBS programme has 100 seats. The stated annual intake for MD/MS is 38 seats.
Ques. Which entrance test applies to each programme?
Ans. The accepted examinations are listed below.
| Course Name | Accepted Entrance Exam |
| MBBS | NEET UG |
| MD/MS | INI CET |
| B.Sc | AIIMS B.Sc Entrance Exam |
Ques. May a student awaiting the Class 12 result apply for MBBS?
Ans. Yes. Students appearing for Class 12 may apply, but they must show proof at reporting that they passed the qualifying examination with the required subjects and minimum marks.