AIIMS Jammu admits students to its MBBS programme through NEET UG merit and centralised online counselling by the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC). The institute has 100 MBBS seats, and the applicable fee is paid when an allotted student reports for admission.

Every seat is under the All India Quota (AIQ), with no state, management, or NRI quota. After the academic part of the course, students complete a compulsory 1-year rotatory internship and receive a monthly stipend of INR 26,300.

AIIMS Jammu Admission Portal 2026: aiimsjammu.edu.in

Admission Update:
  • MBBS 2026: Admission is conducted through MCC NEET UG counselling. Students can follow official counselling notices at mcc.nic.in.
  • All 100 MBBS seats are AIQ seats allotted by MCC. AIIMS Jammu does not have a state quota.
  • Applicants from the General and EWS categories must reach the 50th percentile in NEET UG. The required level for SC, ST, OBC, and PwBD applicants is the 40th percentile.
  • Students receive INR 26,300 per month during the compulsory 1-year rotatory internship.
  • MBBS graduates must complete the compulsory service bond by working at a designated government or rural health facility. Failure to complete this service leads to a financial penalty.

Direct Admission: There is no direct route to an MBBS seat at AIIMS Jammu. MCC allocates all 100 seats according to NEET UG merit, and neither management quota nor NRI quota seats are offered.

AIIMS Jammu MBBS Admission 2026

MCC manages the complete online admission process for AIIMS Jammu. After the NEET UG result, qualified students register at mcc.nic.in and take part in Round 1, Round 2, and the Mop-Up round.

Eligibility for AIIMS Jammu MBBS Admission

Students must meet the academic, NEET UG, and age conditions shown below before they can take admission.

Criterion General / EWS SC / ST / OBC
Subjects required in 10+2 Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Biotechnology, and English Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Biotechnology, and English
Minimum aggregate in PCB 50% 40%
Required NEET UG level 50th percentile 40th percentile
Age requirement 17 years by December 31, 2026 17 years by December 31, 2026

MBBS Seat Allotment Process

A student's NEET UG rank, reservation category, and locked preference order decide the allotment. AIIMS Jammu does not hold a separate entrance test or interview for MBBS admission.

  • Among the 100 seats, the category distribution is UR 40, OBC-NCL 27, SC 15, ST 7, and EWS 10. A 5% horizontal reservation for PWD applicants applies across categories.
  • Once students fill and lock their choices on the MCC portal, the online system assigns seats according to rank and preference.
  • A student allotted AIIMS Jammu must reach the institute within MCC's stated reporting period.
  • Students who freeze the allotted seat must finish document verification and pay the fee at the reporting centre.

The AIIMS Jammu service bond remains applicable even if a graduate plans to begin postgraduate studies immediately after MBBS. Before accepting a seat, such students should confirm the exact conditions with the institute administration. The admission agreement specifies the financial penalty for breaking the bond.

Steps to Apply for MBBS

  • Complete NEET UG registration on nta.ac.in while the NTA application window is open.
  • Take NEET UG and obtain the qualifying scorecard issued by NTA.
  • After the result is released, create an account on the MCC NEET UG counselling portal at mcc.nic.in.
  • Submit the MCC registration fee and upload the required documents.
  • Add AIIMS Jammu to the preference list and lock the choices before the deadline.
  • View the seat allotment result for each counselling round on the MCC website.
  • After receiving an AIIMS Jammu seat, report to the institute by the prescribed date with original documents and complete the fee payment.

At reporting, students must carry the NEET UG admit card and scorecard, Class 10 and Class 12 certificates and marksheets, a valid photo identity document, passport-size photographs, and the relevant caste, EWS, or PwBD certificate where applicable.


AIIMS Jammu NEET Cutoff 2025

The category-wise NEET UG ranks recorded for AIIMS Jammu in 2025 are listed below. The opening figure is from Round 1, while the closing figure covers all counselling rounds.

Category Round 1 Opening Rank Closing Rank Across All Rounds
General 930 3,993
OBC-NCL 4,085 4,335
EWS 4,603 5,308
SC 32,194 51,471
ST Not published for Round 1 43,200

Scholarships at AIIMS Jammu

Depending on their category and financial need, admitted students can seek support through central scholarships and state welfare schemes. MBBS students also receive a stipend during the compulsory internship.

  • SC and ST students can apply for the Post-Matric Scholarship offered under the Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment.
  • Eligible OBC students may submit an application for the Central OBC Post-Matric Scholarship scheme.
  • Students from the EWS category may use the PM-YASASVI scheme and other central welfare programmes.
  • Every MBBS intern is paid INR 26,300 each month during the compulsory 1-year rotatory internship.

AIIMS Jammu Admission FAQs

Ques. Which academic and NEET UG conditions apply to AIIMS Jammu MBBS applicants?

Ans. Students must complete 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, Biology or Biotechnology, and English. General and EWS applicants need at least 50% in PCB and the 50th percentile in NEET UG. For SC, ST, and OBC applicants, the respective requirements are 40% in PCB and the 40th percentile. Every applicant must be at least 17 years old by December 31, 2026.

Ques. Can an applicant obtain an AIIMS Jammu MBBS seat without MCC counselling?

Ans. No. MCC fills all 100 MBBS seats through centralised NEET UG counselling at mcc.nic.in. AIIMS Jammu has no management quota, NRI quota, or separate direct admission option.

Ques. What do the 2025 NEET UG ranks show for admission to AIIMS Jammu?

Ans. Across all counselling rounds in 2025, the closing rank was 3,993 for General, 4,335 for OBC, and 5,308 for EWS applicants. These ranks can change each year with the number of qualified students and the level of competition.

Ques. How is the MBBS intake divided among categories at AIIMS Jammu?

Ans. The institute offers 100 MBBS seats, all under the All India Quota. The distribution includes 40 General, 27 OBC-NCL, 15 SC, 7 ST, and 10 EWS seats. PwBD students receive a 5% horizontal reservation across these categories.

Ques. How much does an AIIMS Jammu MBBS intern receive each month?

Ans. The monthly stipend is INR 26,300 during the compulsory 1-year rotatory medical internship completed after 4.5 years of MBBS academic training.

Ques. What obligation does the AIIMS Jammu service bond place on MBBS graduates?

Ans. Graduates must work at a government or designated rural health facility after completing MBBS. Anyone who does not complete this compulsory service must pay the financial penalty stated in the admission bond.

Ques. Who manages AIIMS Jammu MBBS seat allocation, and how many rounds are held?

Ans. The Medical Counselling Committee conducts the online process through mcc.nic.in. Counselling consists of three rounds: Round 1, Round 2, and the Mop-Up round.

Ques. May a student awaiting the Class 12 board result seek MBBS admission at AIIMS Jammu?

Ans. Yes. A student appearing for the Class 12 board examination can apply for NEET UG 2026. After qualifying and securing a seat, the student receives provisional admission and must present the final Class 12 marksheet showing at least 50% in PCB when reporting to AIIMS Jammu.

Ques. Which original documents must an allotted student bring to AIIMS Jammu?

Ans. Required documents include the NEET UG 2026 admit card and scorecard, Class 10 and Class 12 marksheets and certificates, a government-issued photo identity document, and recent passport-size photographs. The applicable caste, EWS, or PwBD certificate must also be carried.

Ques. How long does it take to finish the AIIMS Jammu MBBS programme?

Ans. Students complete 4.5 years of academic study followed by a compulsory 1-year rotatory internship. The full duration is therefore 5.5 years.