INI SS Counselling 2025: Round-2 Seat Allotment Result (Out), Dates, the Procedure

INI CET abbreviated as Institute of National Importance Combined Entrance Test conducted for admission to MD/MS? MCh courses. INI SS stands for Institute of National Importance Super Speciality Entrance Test (INI SS). INI SS is superspeciality entrance test conducted for DM/MCh and MD hospital administration course. INI CET is for postgraduate level course while INI SS is held for post doctoral courses. 

Candidates can declare as many choices as they wish for INI SS seat allotment. Choices can be rearranged as per the preference. Candidates are advised to save the order of choices and lock them in the given deadline. Otherwise their order will be automatically considered as submitted and locked choices (Institute and subject/speciality). Seats are allotted based on choice declaration, INI SS merit, availability of seats etc. 

Yes. AIIMS has released INI SS 2025 counselling dates online. Registration for round-1 counselling had started on December 16, 2024. Last date for registration cum choice filling for INI SS 2025 counselling round-1 was December 22, 2024 but it was extended till December 29. Round-2 seat allotment result was announced on January 16, 2025. Candidates have to register online and declare choice for college/course for seat allotment. 

No, AIIMS conducts INI SS counseling in online mode. Candidates have to register and declare a choice for college and course to participate in the counseling. It must be noted only candidates who qualify for INI SS can participate in the counseling for seat allotment. A total of 3 rounds of counseling is held for seat allocation. AIIMS releases a separate result PDF for each round of counselling. 

No. Participation in round-1 counselling is prerequisite for second round INI SS counselling. However, you can participate in the open/spot round. Candidates have to register and declare choice for college and course to participate in seat allocation process. Registration can be done on the official website, aiimsexams.ac.in. INI SS counselling involves steps such as registration, choice filling, seat processing, seat allotment result, and reporting.

Total 4 rounds of counselling will be held for INI SS seat allotment. All the rounds will be held in online mode. Candidates will have to register on the official website and declare choice for college and subject for seat allotment. It must be noted candidates can declare as many choices as he/she wants. Choices have to be saved and locked in the given deadline otherwise it gets locked automatically.

Candidates have to fulfill certain eligibility requirements to apply for INI SS 2025 exam. The eligibility criteria vary as per the course.  For DM/MCh course, candidates should have completed MD/MS degree from a recognised university/college. Candidates should have completed MBBS degree for MD in hospital administration.  Age criteria varies for admission at Institutes of National Importance (INI) and AIIMS. For an example, the upper Age limit is 35 years as on January 31, 2025 for AIIMS New Delhi and others. Upper age limit is relaxable for OBC Candidates by a maximum of 3 years at INIs. For MD in hospital administration, candidates should possess minimum experience of three years in a Govt. Hospital in the relevant field or five years in general practice. 

INI SS exam is held in computer-based mode. AIIMS has already released the official information brochure, comprising details about the INI SS pattern and marking scheme. The exam pattern comprises details about mode, medium, total number of questions, allotted time etc. INI SS stage-1 is held in English language. Total 80 questions are asked and candidates get 1.5 hours to answer them. For each correct reponse, 1 mark is awarded while for wrong response, -1/3 mark is deducted. 

AIIMS announced INI SS 204 result for stage-1 written exam. The result was uploaded online in PDF format. The result PDF comprises the list of provisionally qualified candidates. It must be noted INI SS is held in two stages, written and departmental assessment. Candidates have to score minimum 50% to qualify for second stage.