FAQ: What should I do if I spot an error in my personal details on the result or scorecard?

Contact AIIMS authorities directly through the official examination portal’s grievance or contact section — don’t wait for counselling to begin. Errors in name, category, or roll number details are easier to resolve before choice filling starts than during an active counselling round, when processing times get pushed to the back of the queue.

FAQ: How competitive is this year's result likely to be?

Roughly 15,000 to 45,000 candidates appeared this year, competing for around 300 seats total across all participating AIIMS campuses combined. That’s a rough sense of scale — useful context if you’re trying to gauge where your rank might land you before the actual cutoff trends are available.

FAQ: Is there one national merit list, or separate lists for each AIIMS campus?

One single national merit list and rank PDF, based on the common entrance exam — not campus-specific. Your rank applies uniformly, and campus allocation happens later through the counselling choice-filling process, not through separate exams or separate merit lists per AIIMS institute.

FAQ: Will the cutoff be announced along with today's result?

No — this is a common misread. The qualifying marks (50%/45%/40% by category) are the minimum threshold to appear on the merit list, but the actual admission cutoff — the rank that gets you an actual seat — is only determined during and after each counselling round, based on how many candidates accept, float, or decline offers. Don’t expect a single definitive “cutoff number” today.

What happens if my category certificate is found invalid during counselling?

If you’ve applied under a reserved category (OBC/SC/ST/EWS/PwD) and your certificate doesn’t meet AIIMS’s prescribed validity guidelines, you’ll be automatically considered under the Unreserved category instead — not disqualified outright, but your effective cutoff and competition shift significantly higher. Get your certificates verified now, before counselling starts, rather than discovering an issue mid-process.

FAQ: Does the exam require Biology or Mathematics — and does it affect which courses I'm eligible for?

AIIMS Paramedical draws its 90 questions from Physics, Chemistry, and either Biology or Mathematics, depending on which subject combination you had in Class 12 and registered with. This matters for eligibility — certain BSc Paramedical courses (like those in the medical lab/radiography stream) require a Biology background, while others accept Mathematics. Double-check your registered subject combination against your target course’s eligibility before choice filling.

Misconception: Scorecard Validity Carries Over to Next Year

Your AIIMS Paramedical scorecard is valid for admission purposes for one year only. If you don’t secure a seat this cycle, the score can’t be reused next year — you’d need to reappear for the 2027 exam.

FAQ: Which AIIMS Campuses Accept This Score?

Participating campuses include AIIMS Delhi, Bathinda, Bilaspur, Bhopal, Bhubaneswar, Bibinagar, Deoghar, Gorakhpur, Jodhpur, Kalyani, Mangalagiri, Nagpur, Patna, Raebareli, Raipur, and Rishikesh — one common exam, one common merit list, seats spread across all of them during counselling.

AIIMS Paramedical Result Out

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FAQ: What Happens After I Get a Seat Offer?

You’ll have three choices: Leave/Decline (if you don’t want it), Accept and Float (keep it as backup while staying eligible for a better option next round), or Accept and Freeze (confirm it and exit further rounds). There’s no fee required just to start the counselling process.

FAQ: How Many Rounds of Counselling Are There?

AIIMS Paramedical 2026 is expected to have 2 main counselling rounds plus one open round if seats remain vacant after that. The open round, when conducted, is typically limited to AIIMS Delhi only.

Misconception: Higher Marks in Physics Break a Tie

Actually the reverse — AIIMS’s tie-breaking order prioritizes higher marks in Mathematics first, then Chemistry, then Physics. If scores are still tied after that, the older candidate gets preference. Worth knowing if you’re comparing scores with a friend who has the same total.

FAQ: Is There a Rank List Separate From the Merit List?

Yes — AIIMS also releases a roll-number-wise rank PDF alongside the merit list. This isn’t sorted in merit order, but it lets you see your relative rank and percentage compared to other candidates, giving a rough sense of where you stand even before choice filling begins.

FAQ: What Details Will the Scorecard Show?

Once you log in with your roll number and date of birth, your scorecard will show your name, total marks, number of correct and incorrect answers, percentage secured, and qualifying status. Save this alongside the merit list PDF — you’ll need both for counselling.

Still Checking: Portal Status

No update yet. If you’re refreshing constantly, it’s worth setting a phone reminder to check every 30–45 minutes instead — repeated refreshing won’t make the release come faster and just adds server load closer to when it actually does go live.

Misconception: You Can Request Re-evaluation

This is one of the most searched questions every year, and the answer stays the same: AIIMS does not allow re-evaluation or rechecking of answer sheets for the Paramedical exam. Whatever score you get is final.

FAQ: What If My Name Isn't in the Merit List?

It means you didn’t meet the qualifying cutoff for your category. AIIMS advises against assuming an error — if you genuinely believe your score should have cleared the cutoff, you can contact AIIMS authorities directly, but there’s no automatic re-check process.

Still Waiting: No Official Release Yet

As of 1:30 PM, the result link hasn’t gone live. AIIMS doesn’t always confirm an exact time in advance — results have historically dropped anywhere from midday to late evening on the announced date.

Misconception: A Rank Doesn't Mean You Have a Seat

Being on the merit list only makes you eligible for counselling — it isn’t an admission confirmation. Actual seat allotment depends on your rank relative to the roughly 300 total seats across all participating AIIMS campuses, and how counselling choices play out.

FAQ: How Is the Exam Scored?

90 MCQs, +1 for every correct answer, -1/3 for every incorrect one. No negative marking for questions left unattempted. If you’re estimating your score, don’t forget to subtract for wrong answers — a common mistake is only counting the correct ones.

FAQ: What's the Qualifying Percentage This Year?

Per the official notification, qualifying marks are 50% for General/EWS (around 45 out of 90), 45% for OBC (around 40.5), and 40% for SC/ST (around 36). These are the minimum thresholds — actual admission cutoffs during counselling will likely be higher, based on seat availability and competition.

Misconception: You Don't Need to Log In to See If You Qualified

Unlike most entrance results, the AIIMS Paramedical merit list is released as an open PDF — no login required. Anyone can open the PDF and search their roll number using Ctrl+F. Your individual scorecard, with detailed marks, is the part that needs login credentials.

Result Day Is Here

AIIMS Delhi is set to declare the AIIMS Paramedical 2026 result today, July 10, on aiimsexams.ac.in. This is for the exam conducted on July 4, from 9 to 10:30 AM, across AIIMS Delhi and its participating campuses. No confirmed release time has been announced yet, so keep the portal bookmarked.

AIIMS Paramedical Result Still Awaited