NEET Counselling 2021: Cut-off ranks for AIIMS, JIPMER institutes
Priyam Dave | January 29, 2022 | 03:46 PM IST | 1 min read
NEET UG 2021 counselling will be conducted for admission to AIIMS and JIPMER institutes. Check previous year AIIMS, JIPMER MBBS closing ranks here.
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Try NowNEW DELHI: The Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) is conducting the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test - NEET 2021 counselling. As per the latest MCC NEET counselling updates, the round one schedule for seat allotment has been extended. NEET UG counselling 2021 registration and choice filling has started and can be done till January 30, 2022. The result of NEET counselling 2021 round one will be announced on February 1, 2022.
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From the year 2020, admission to All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) and Jawaharlal Institute of Postgraduate Medical Education and Research (JIPMER) will be done through NEET scores. Through NEET UG counselling, the admission to 1,899 AIIMS and 249 JIPMER seats. The counselling of AIIMS, JIPMER through NEET 2021 scores will be done in four rounds - round one, round two, round three, open round and stray vacancy round.
NEET UG counselling: Closing ranks of AIIMS, JIPMER
Since, the number of seats in AIIMS and JIPMER is limited, therefore, here are the closing ranks of General, SC, ST, OBC and EWS candidates.
AIIMS MBBS closing ranks
|
AIIMS institute |
General |
SC |
ST |
OBC |
EWS |
|
AIIMS, Delhi |
51 |
1198 |
2239 |
218 |
215 |
|
AIIMS, Bhubaneswar |
586 |
12362 |
26145 |
1394 |
2196 |
|
AIIMS, Bhopal |
614 |
14209 |
18784 |
1636 |
1724 |
|
AIIMS Jodhpur |
790 |
13807 |
19774 |
1574 |
1763 |
|
AIIMS, Patna |
1984 |
26036 |
40497 |
3122 |
3116 |
|
AIIMS, Kalyani |
5902 |
41733 |
62522 |
7709 |
7114 |
|
AIIMS, Rishikesh |
1366 |
20292 |
31908 |
2171 |
2521 |
|
AIIMS, Raipur |
1593 |
21696 |
38976 |
2729 |
3611 |
|
AIIMS, Nagpur |
2627 |
24268 |
44984 |
3816 |
3963 |
|
AIIMS, Mangalagiri |
3769 |
36532 |
47248 |
5831 |
6218 |
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JIPMER MBBS closing ranks
|
JIPMER institute (Internal Quota) |
General |
SC |
ST |
OBC |
EWS |
|
JIPMER, Puducherry |
34442 |
139579 |
103447 |
36896 |
243403 |
|
JIPMER, Karaikal |
40982 |
161473 |
71847 |
46708 |
287410 |
Along with AIIMS, JIPMER MBBS admissions, NEET UG counselling 2021 will be conducted for admission to 15% All India Quota (AIQ), deemed/central universities, ESIC, AFMS and BSc Nursing courses. While the 85% seats will be reserved for state quota seats in government medical and dental colleges.
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