AIIMS BSc Allied & Health Care 2026 round 1 seat allocation result out at aiimsexams.ac.in

The All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), New Delhi, has announced the round 1 B.Sc. Allied & Health care courses 2026 seat allocation result on the official website of AIIMS at aiimsexams.ac.in. The seats have been allotted on the basis of choices made by eligible candidates (from July 31, 11 am to August 6, 5 pm).

The last rank at which an AIIMS seat and subject/specialty was allocated in the respective category is 1,236 for UR; 1,381 for OBC; 6,673 for SC; 12,393 for ST and 1,7800 for EWS under the excluding PwBD category. For PwBD applicants, the last allotted rank was 11,002 for UR; 12,842 for OBC and 4,162 for EWS. No rank is listed for SC and ST under the PwBD category.

“Based on the certificates (OBC/EWS) uploaded by the candidates at the time of online submission of application, the preliminary verification of validity of certificates has been done. Accordingly, candidates who had uploaded valid certificates (OBC/EWS) have been considered in the claimed category and candidates uploaded invalid certificates (OBC/EWS) have been considered under UR category to cut off rank of UR merit list,” the official notice reads.

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AIIMS B.Sc. Allied & Health Care Courses 2026: Steps to check round 1 seat allocation

To check the round 1 seat allocation result, follow the steps given below:

• Visit the official website of AIIMS at aiimsexams.ac.in
• On the homepage, click on the link related to B.Sc. Allied & Health care courses 2026 round 1 seat allocation
• The result will appear on the screen
• Candidates can check their roll number by using ctrl+f
• Save the seat allocation pdf for further reference

As per the official schedule, applicants can accept their seats from August 13, 11 am to August 18, 2026. The reporting and submission of documents/security deposit can be done in the same period of time.

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“Candidates who did not participate in the 1st Round of Online Seat Allocation are NOT ELIGIBLE for the 2nd Round of Online Seat Allocation but can participate in the Open Round of Seat Allocation (if any). For the 2nd Round, the order of Online Seat Allocation process will be based on the merit order used for the 1st Round with no further change on choices obtained before 1st Round of Seat Allocation,” the notice reads further.