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Admission Process for AIIMS BSc nursing is mentioned below: To start the admissions process, first register yourself at the AIIMS BSc Nursing admission portal which further involves 2-steps, basic registration and final registration. 2- Download the AIIMS BSc Nursing admit card from the official website. 3- Appear for AIIMS Nursing for the BSc Nursing entrance exam. 4- Check and download the AIIMS BSc Nursing Exam Results. 5- Appear for AIIMS Nursing for BSc Nursing Counselling in the end.Students whose names appear in the merit list will be invited for counseling and the seat allocation process via online mode. They will have to follow the steps mentioned below: 6- Fee and document submission to confirm admission. 7- Students who made it to the merit list based on the written exam were called for the PI or assessment round. 8- The final merit list has been published on the website. 9- A student's fate is decided based on their performance in both stages. Almost 3 times more students will be invited for the interview than the actual number of available seats. The assessment process will count the following criteria: Past academic record in class 12 or equivalent examination. Past academic record in the Nursing examination. Performance as a Staff Nurse. I hope this will help you.

According to the data available on the official site, AIIMS Delhi is better in terms of placement and fees. The total MBBS course fee at AIIMS Delhi is INR 6,075 (for 66 months), whereas the total MBBS course fee at NRS Kolkata is INR 40,500 (for 66 months). The median salary offered by AIIMS Delhi was INR 9.00 Lacs per annum, and the highest salary was INR 16.00 Lacs per annum, whereas the median salary offered by NRS Kolkata was INR 7.00 Lacs per annum, and the highest salary was INR 10.5 Lacs per annum. The total number of seats available in AIIMS Delhi for the MBBS course is 132, whereas 250 seats are available in NRS Kolkata for the MBBS course. For more comparisons, you may visit the Shiksha College Comparison Page. (https://www.shiksha.com/compare-aims-Delhi-vs-nil-ratan-sircar-medical-college-and-hospital-id-62474-352207). I hope this will help you.

Hi there, The student should have obtained 60% in his 10+2 Senior School Certificate Examination or Intermediate Sciences (I. Sc. ) or an equivalent examination of a recognised University/Board of any Indian State with ENGLISH, PHYSICS, CHEMISTRY and BIOLOGY. AIIMS Delhi cut-off is released along with the publication of the NEET result. Cut-Off plays an important role in deciding the merit list and carrying forward the counselling procedure. AIIMS Delhi cut-off for the admission released separately by the concerned authority. To get admission to MBBS/BDS programme in AIIMS, candidates must satisfy the cut-off criteria fixed by the counselling authority. Cut-off marks for the eligible candidates can be confirmed on the official website. Admissions to AIIMS through NEET score are made under 15% AIQ quota seats and counselling is conducted by Medical Counselling Committee.