What INI-CET Rank Gets You AIIMS Delhi? Last-Seat Ranks, Every INI

The surprising answer for AIIMS New Delhi

"Last seat" here means the furthest rank that got an MD or MS seat in any round of the session, for open (all-India) UR seats without PwBD. For AIIMS New Delhi:

• Jan 2025: rank 15,262, in Anatomy (open round).
• Jan 2026: rank 8,545, in Anatomy (open round).
• Jul 2026: rank 14,234, in Biophysics (open round).

These are real seats at India's best-known medical institute, allotted at ranks most aspirants would never think to check. If a pre- or para-clinical branch interests you, AIIMS may be closer than you think.

Last UR seat at every INI-CET institute

Institutes in alphabetical order. Each cell shows the rank and the branch of the last UR MD/MS seat allotted in that session.

January sessions have far fewer candidates than July sessions, so compare January with January. Why, and what that does to ranks, is explained in INI-CET percentile vs rank.

Last seat by category (January 2026)

The same measure for each category in the January 2026 session, the closest past session to January 2027. OBC, EWS, SC and ST candidates can also be allotted UR seats, so check both columns.

A category with only one or two seats at an institute can close early, which is why some EWS or OBC figures are lower than UR. Look up the branch you want in the cutoff explorer before reading too much into one number.

Popular branches at AIIMS Delhi, JIPMER and PGIMER

The other side of the story: UR closing ranks (the furthest across all rounds) for branches most aspirants want.

"No UR seat" means no UR seat in that branch was allotted in that session, for example because the seat matrix had none.

What this means for your choice list

1. Decide on branches first. The same institute spans rank 2 to rank 8,000+ depending on the branch. Choose branches you would genuinely do for three years.
2. Then check every institute for those branches. The INI-CET college predictor lists every seat your rank reached in past rounds, including UR seats for reserved-category candidates.
3. Do not give up after round 2. Most last seats were allotted in the open round.
4. Order choices by preference, not by cutoff. See using past cutoffs for choice filling.

How these numbers were worked out

From the official AIIMS allotment results of the 1st round, 2nd round and open round of each session, we took every seat allotted in MD and MS courses through the open (all-India) quota, without PwBD, and found the furthest rank allotted at each institute and category. MDS, DM and MCh, PwBD seats, and institutional, sponsored and domicile seats are not included. Every number on this page is checked automatically against the cutoff records behind the cutoff explorer, each of which links to its official result notification.

Past closing ranks describe what happened in those rounds. Seats, candidates and choices change every session, so treat them as a guide, not a promise.

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