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Indeed, students have the option to apply in the following round if they would choose not to apply in the existing AIIMS Deoghar deadline. They cannot, however, occupy any seats in the existing round if they wish to wait. Candidates who aim for the next cutoff round may have to face the possibility of losing their seat because the remaining candidates eventually fill the open seats within the allotted time. They may have to fight for the seats that are left over after the current cutoff. Additionally, the cutoff date for the Round 3 seat allocation for the AIIMS Deoghar MBBS program has been made public. Interested candidates can visit here for additional information.

Indeed, students have the option to apply in the following round if they would choose not to apply in the existing AIIMS Delhi deadline. They cannot, however, occupy any seats in the existing round if they wish to wait. Candidates who aim for the next cutoff round may have to face the possibility of losing their seat because the remaining candidates eventually fill the open seats within the allotted time. They may have to fight for the seats that are left over after the current cutoff. Additionally, the cutoff date for the Round 3 seat allocation for the AIIMS Delhi MBBS program has been made public. Interested candidates can visit here for additional information.

AIIMS Gorakhpur accepts NEET UG score for the admission to MBBS courses. For getting admission at AIIMS Gorakhpur, there are no specific percentiles needed in 10th and 12th exams by the candidates. As per the eligibility criteria, candidates who have passed 10+2 or its equivalent with the subjects of Physics, Chemistry, Biology / Biotechnology & English shall be eligible for appearing in NEET-UG to get into AIIMS Gorakhpur. However, till last year, only those candidates who studied these as main or core subjects were considered eligible for NEET. Moreover, earlier, students who completed Class 12 or its equivalent from Open Schools or as private candidates were prohibited from taking the NEET exam; however, NMC has eliminated this restriction this year. NEET 2024 will now be open to candidates who passed their Class 12 Board exam from Open Schools. Students from open schools approved by the State Boards and the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) can now sit the NEET exam, according to a ruling by the Indian Supreme Court.