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AIIMS 2017:AIIMS MBBS Exam Dates

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AIIMS (All India Institutes of Medical Sciences) is a group of 7 institutions boasting the name of AIIMS in India. These 7 institutions are the premier medical institutions providing the medical (MBBS/MD/MS/Nursing/Paramedical/Health Science) education. AIIMS medical (MBBS) entrance exam is a national level entrance test conducted by AIIMS, New Delhi. It is organized for providing admission to MBBS programme offered by seven AIIMS institutions of the country.
10 years previous papers for free to practice, of KCET, JEE, NEET, BITSAT, AIIMS 
AIIMS MBBS Exam Dates

The official dates of AIIMS MBBS 2017 has been announced by the officials. The AIIMS 2017 dates are mentioned below:
 10 years previous papers for free to practice, of KCET, JEE, NEET, BITSAT, AIIMS


Events
Date
AIIMS Application form start date
24th January 2017
Last date to submit the application form
23rd February 2017 (5:00 PM)
Application form correction
8th March (10 AM) to 15th March (5 PM)
Status of Registration including rejection /deficiencies in application
7th March 2017
AIIMS Admit Card availability
1st May 2017
AIIMS MBBS Entrance Test
28th May 2017
AIIMS Result announcement
14th June 2017 (Expected)
First Counseling
3rd, 4th, 5th & 6th July 2017
Medical Examination of selected candidates for AIIMS, Delhi
7th & 8th July 2017
Second Counseling
3rd August 2017
Third Counseling
4th September 2017
Open Counseling (if required)
27th September 2017

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