Institutes of National Importance β’ NEET-UG β MCC (All-India Quota)
π₯ All AIIMS in India β MBBS 2025
All AIIMS in India β MBBS 2025: List, Year, Location, Seats, Cutoff & Fee
20 functional AIIMS, ~2,257 MBBS seats, all admitting through NEET + MCC β from AIIMS Delhi (1956) to the newest. Here's the complete official-data-only reference.
Sorted by 2025 Round-1 All-India-Quota closing rank (UR/Open) β which doubles as a competitiveness ranking. (Final closing after later rounds goes somewhat deeper.)
#
AIIMS
State / UT
Est.
MBBS seats
2025 R1 cutoff (UR, AIR)
NIRF (Medical)
1
AIIMS New Delhi
Delhi
1956
125
48
1
2
AIIMS Jodhpur
Rajasthan
2012
150
392
16
3
AIIMS Bhopal
Madhya Pradesh
2012
125
531
31
4
AIIMS Rishikesh
Uttarakhand
2012
125
685
14
5
AIIMS Bhubaneswar
Odisha
2012
125
706
15
6
AIIMS Nagpur
Maharashtra
2018
125
862
β
7
AIIMS Raipur
Chhattisgarh
2012
125
1,235
38
8
AIIMS Mangalagiri
Andhra Pradesh
2018
125
1,357
β
9
AIIMS Patna
Bihar
2012
125
1,537
26
10
AIIMS Bathinda
Punjab
2019
100
1,733
β
11
AIIMS Bibinagar
Telangana
2019
100
1,782
β
12
AIIMS Rajkot
Gujarat
2020
50
1,997
β
13
AIIMS Gorakhpur
Uttar Pradesh
2019
125
2,091
β
14
AIIMS Bilaspur
Himachal Pradesh
2020
100
2,183
β
15
AIIMS Kalyani
West Bengal
2018
125
2,276
β
16
AIIMS Raebareli
Uttar Pradesh
2018
100
2,600
β
17
AIIMS Deoghar
Jharkhand
2019
125
3,164
β
18
AIIMS Guwahati
Assam
2020
100
3,177
β
19
AIIMS Jammu (Vijaypur)
Jammu & Kashmir
2020
62
3,389
β
20
AIIMS Madurai
Tamil Nadu
2021
50
3,597
β
Cutoffs & seats: MCC NEET-UG 2025 (Round-1 AIQ Open closing ranks). Years/NIRF: consolidated public records (verify on each AIIMS site). More AIIMS are under construction (Darbhanga, Awantipora, Rewari).
2The "Top" AIIMS
Most established and most competitive.
AIIMS New Delhi (1956)
The original and No. 1 β NIRF's top medical college for years; UR closes near AIR 48. The benchmark.
The "Phase-I 2012" six
Bhopal, Bhubaneswar, Jodhpur, Patna, Raipur, Rishikesh β the oldest new AIIMS, the most sought-after after Delhi (UR ~390β1,540).
Rising newer AIIMS
Nagpur, Mangalagiri, Bibinagar and others are climbing; even the "easiest" AIIMS closes within the top ~3,600 AIR nationally.
3Admission Process β the Same for Every AIIMS
Since 2020, AIIMS has no separate entrance exam. Admission to every AIIMS is through NEET-UG, followed by centralised counselling by the MCC (DGHS), 100% All-India Quota β there is no state domicile and no management/NRI quota. Reservation follows central rules (UR / EWS / OBC-NCL / SC / ST + PwD). You fill AIIMS choices in the same MCC rounds as other central/deemed colleges.
AIIMS offers among the most subsidised medical education in India.
Fee head (AIIMS Delhi; others similar)
Amount
Academic fee
β βΉ1,628 / year (β βΉ6,080 for the course)
Hostel & other charges
β βΉ4,228 / year
Foreign nationals (whole course)
US $75,000
Perspective: a full MBBS at AIIMS costs roughly βΉ6,000 in academic fees β versus βΉ50 lakhββΉ1 crore at private/deemed colleges. That, plus the brand and hospitals, is why AIIMS cutoffs are the toughest in the country.
Source: AIIMS fee (nominal; verify current figure on the institute's site).
5Cutoff β How to Read It
All seats are All-India-Quota, so a single NEET rank list applies. In 2025 the UR (Open) Round-1 closing rank ranged from ~48 at AIIMS Delhi to ~3,597 at AIIMS Madurai β meaning even the least-competitive AIIMS wants a rank inside the national top ~3,600 (for UR). Reserved-category closing ranks go deeper (e.g., OBC/SC/ST). Final closing ranks after mop-up/stray rounds are somewhat deeper than Round 1. Treat these as the pattern, not a guarantee.
As of the 2025 academic session, there are 20 functional AIIMS offering MBBS courses across India. These range from the oldest, AIIMS New Delhi (established 1956), to the newest, AIIMS Madurai (2021). Several more AIIMS are under construction.
The total MBBS seats across all 20 functional AIIMS is approximately 2,257. Seat numbers vary per institute, from 50 (AIIMS Rajkot, Madurai) to 150 (AIIMS Jodhpur).
Admission to all AIIMS is now 100% through NEET-UG followed by centralised counselling conducted by the MCC (Medical Counselling Committee) under the All-India Quota. There is no separate AIIMS entrance exam. You must register on the MCC portal and choose your preferred AIIMS.
In the Round-1 counselling of 2025, the closing All-India Rank (UR/Open) for AIIMS New Delhi was 48, making it the most competitive medical college in the country.
Among the 20 functional AIIMS, AIIMS Madurai had the lowest Round-1 cutoff in 2025, closing at around AIR 3,597 (UR). However, cutoffs vary by category and counselling round.
No. AIIMS admissions are 100% All-India Quota. There is no state domicile, management, or NRI quota. All seats are filled through the central MCC counselling based solely on NEET rank.
The academic fee at AIIMS is highly subsidised at approximately βΉ1,628 per year (around βΉ6,080 for the entire MBBS course). Hostel and other charges add roughly βΉ4,228 per year. This makes it one of the most affordable premium medical education options in India.
AIIMS Delhi is the pioneering institute, consistently ranked #1 in the NIRF Medical rankings. It has the highest NEET cutoff, a massive patient load, a renowned faculty, and a rich history of producing top medical professionals, making it the most prestigious.
Yes. AIIMS Bhopal, Jodhpur, Rishikesh, and Bhubaneswar (the 2012 batch) are already among the top medical colleges in India. They have excellent infrastructure, good patient flow, and are highly competitive (AIR 392β706). Newer AIIMS are also rapidly improving.
The Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) conducts the centralised counselling for 100% of AIIMS seats. Candidates must register on the MCC portal, pay fees, and participate in rounds to get an AIIMS seat based on their NEET rank and choices.
