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What should I opt for if I am eligible for both AIIMS Patna or AIIMS Rishikesh?
Which one is better - AIIMS Patna or Rishikesh and why?
You know what, all the AIIMS and top state colleges that people tend to compare are like Biryani.
All these types of biryani from all over the nation have their own features. All are tasty in their own rights.
Now if I give you a treat, but on a condition that you can choose only one of them, you sure will be in a dilemma. You don't want to get cheated and get something which you don't like after tasting it. However, if you know what flavours you like, you can easily prefer one variant over the other.
Similarly, all the AIIMS and state colleges have their own unique set of features. But sadly, you can just pick one of the colleges. If you know what should be the features of the college that you're looking for, it'll make your decision easier.
The most prominent feature of AIIMS Patna is it's patient load and clinical exposure while that of AIIMS Rishikesh is it's weather and scenery. Now you are free to choose what you want.
There are other features too, but well these comparisons are getting a bit out of hand. Me
Nevermind.
Best wishes,
KD.
If I am upgraded from AIIMS Patna (round 1) to AIIMS Rishikesh (round 2) do I need to report directly to Rishikesh or firstly report to Patna take documents and then go and report Rishikesh?
Is AIIMS Patna safe? Does it have all the facilities required? How is the hostel and professors there?
I'm getting 665 marks and my rank is 1636 OBC category rank 484. Can I get AIIMS Jodhpur? Which AIIMs can I get?
I selected in AIIMS Rishikesh. Am I eligible for 2nd round. Can I get another college?
Why didn't you go for AIIMS Patna?
Which one is better - AIIMS Patna or Rishikesh and why?
Hope this is a question repeated a thousand times in Quora.
May be because an unbiased answer is hard to find
Just go through these questions and see what i mean
Mohammed Sadique Koorimannil's answer to As an AIIMSonian how do you rank all the AIIMS?
Mohammed Sadique Koorimannil's answer to According to you which college is better for UG -SMS Jaipur OR AIIMS JODHPUR?
PS: I wrote about AIIMS Raipur not to claim its the best but my point is its also the same in standards.
The rank diferrence came when more students at Rajasthan, MP and Odisha scored good and choose the AIIMS near them.
All 2012 AIIMS give you equal academic standards, be it Rishikesh or Patna
Which one is better - AIIMS Patna or Rishikesh and why?
Well, students be in dilemma here that's why many requested it.
First of all congratulations to you for allotment of AIIMS P in round 1.
Well, keeping it short, one pro tip I will give you. If you get anyhow AIIMS Jodhpur in round 2 then go for it otherwise remain here in AIIMS P itself. At your rank AIIMS D won't be possible, so relax don't go for mop up. You can trust it. You will realise sometimes it was a worthy suggestion ever.
I can understand, the common psyche amongst people about Bihar. Infact I too had, but it's okay. If AIIMS Patna is in Bihar, it's a geographical issue. That's it. And it's not a big gaffe.
Ultimately you have to crack NEXT & the academics of AIIMS P is lit (least distraction and there won't be spoon feeding so it will lead to a better + capable you). Infact it's decided by it's students not locality I guess. What and how we perform determines the reputation of our institute. So it's not about Bihar or AIIMS P, it's about you or other students of AIIMS P. We will decide, upto what extent this Institute can boom in upcoming years.
Rest if it comes to exploring different places then obviously you can, in the time you get in gazetted holidays or vacations.
Well, if it comes to city exploring & you are complaining like Patna isn't so posh city then I would like to say you won't get much time to explore it . Means you will rarely get time out of your schedule. If you bunk, it's possible.
Yeah the most important one, patient inflow. You will be benefitted here multiple times. The OPDs ,IPDs are also well equipped favoring and inculcating a skillful practitioner in you.
And one more thing, also it depends on your distance from hometown. So it's upto you, it's your rank your choice. But I will suggest you to opt AIIMS P rather AIIMS Rishikesh. Choice is ultimately yours, choose smartly.
All the best

The new AIIMS colleges, including AIIMS Rishikesh, AIIMS Nagpur, and AIIMS Delhi, were established to provide quality medical education and healthcare services in different parts of the country. Here are some of the differences among these colleges:Establishment Year: AIIMS Delhi is the oldest of the three colleges, established in 1956, while AIIMS Rishikesh and AIIMS Nagpur were established in 2012 and 2018, respectively.Location: AIIMS Delhi is located in the capital city of India, New Delhi, while AIIMS Rishikesh is located in Uttarakhand and AIIMS Nagpur is located in Maharashtra.Campus Size: AIIMS Delhi has a larger campus compared to AIIMS Rishikesh and AIIMS Nagpur. The Delhi campus covers an area of 165 acres, while Rishikesh and Nagpur campuses cover 200 acres and 150 acres, respectively.Courses Offered: All three colleges offer undergraduate and postgraduate courses in medical sciences, including MBBS MD MS M.Ch. DM and Ph.D. However, the number of seats and courses offered may vary among these colleges.Facilities: AIIMS Delhi has state-of-the-art facilities, including a modern hospital, research centers, and educational facilities. AIIMS Rishikesh and AIIMS Nagpur are relatively newer and are still developing their infrastructure and facilities.Faculty: All three colleges have a team of experienced and qualified faculty members who are dedicated to providing quality education and healthcare services. However, AIIMS Delhi has a more established and experienced faculty compared to AIIMS Rishikesh and AIIMS Nagpur.In summary, while all three colleges have the same aim of providing quality medical education and healthcare services, there are some differences among them, such as establishment year, location, campus size, courses offered, facilities, and faculty.