AIIMS MSc nursing 2020 round one counselling result released
Team Careers360 | August 19, 2020 | 04:57 PM IST | 2 mins read
NEW DELHI: The All India Institue of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), New Delhi has released round one result of the AIIMS MSc nursing counselling on August 18, 2020. Students can download AIIMS nursing MSc courses at aiimsexams.org. As many as 658 candidates have been selected in round one allotment list. The rank‐wise list of seat allocation for the first counselling round can be accessed in PDF format from the official website.
Authorities have made the first round of the seat allocation for AIIMS M.Sc Nursing courses only on the basis of choices made on August 5, 2020, from 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM by the eligible candidates. A total of 908 qualified aspirants were called to participate in the online counselling for taking admission. After completion of seat allocation, the last rank at which the seat (AIIMS and Subject/Specialty) has been allocated in the respective category is given below.
AIIMS M.Sc nursing counselling - first round cutoff
|
Course |
UR |
OBC |
SC |
ST |
EWS |
AIIMS, New Delhi In‐service |
|
M.Sc nursing |
119 |
204 |
323 |
555 |
212 |
218 |
What after the seat allocation?
All candidates who have been shortlisted and allotted a seat in the first round of AIIMS M.Sc nursing online. Seat allocation will be required to login through the applicant portal by visiting the official website at, www.aiimsexams.org and actively exercise one of the below-mentioned options by 5.00 PM on August 24, 2020. As failing to do this will be lead to forfeiture of the allocated seats and the candidate will become ineligible to participate in the second round of counselling.
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Option 1: Accept the allotted Seat and do not wish to participate in further rounds of AIIMS M.Sc Nursing seat allocation
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Option 2: Accept the allotted Seat and want to participate in the next round of seat allocation
Document verification
In order to claim the allotted seats after acceptance, aspirants have to submit the below-mentioned documents in original along with the DD (one lakh) and one set of self-attested photocopy of documents as applicable.
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Offer Letter
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Seat allocation letter
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Final Registration Slip
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Admit Card issued by AIIMS.
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10th passing/ Birth Certificate showing his/her date of birth.
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Degree/provisional/passing Certificate of B.Sc. (Hons.) Nursing/ B.Sc. Nursing (Post‐certificate)/Post‐ Basic/B.Sc. Nursing (4 years) from any recognized University, with 60% marks for Gen/OBC/EWS candidates and 55% marks for SC/ST candidates.
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Mark‐sheet of the qualifying examination.
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Certificate of Registration as Nurse & Midwife (RN/RM) with any State Nursing Council.
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Proof of recognition of college from where the candidate has completed a B.Sc.(Hons.) Nursing/ B.Sc. Nursing (Post‐certificate)/Post‐Basic/B.Sc. Nursing(4 years)
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Caste certificate, if applicable*:
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