AIIMS BSc Nursing 2026 Round 1 Seat Allotment Result Out: Check Allotment List, Round 2 Rules and Reporting Details

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AIIMS BSc Nursing 2026: The All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), New Delhi, has released the Round 1 seat allotment result for B.Sc. (Hons.) Nursing 2026. Candidates who participated in the online seat allocation process can now check the allotment list through the official AIIMS examination portal.

The result has been published under Result Notification No. 244/2026, dated August 10, 2026. The notification covers seat allocation for B.Sc. (Hons.) Nursing courses at AIIMS New Delhi and other participating AIIMS institutes for the 2026 academic session.

Candidates who received a seat in the first round should not stop after checking the allotment result. They must complete the required acceptance and reporting formalities within the prescribed deadline. Candidates also need to carefully decide whether to retain their allotted seat or participate in the second round.

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Announcement of 1st Round of Seat Allocation for AIIMS New Delhi & Other AIIMS for B.Sc.(Hons.) Nursing Courses – 2026 Session

AIIMS BSc Nursing Round 1 Result 2026: Key Details

According to the official notification, the first-round seat allocation was based on the choices submitted by eligible candidates.

The choice-filling window was open from 11:00 AM on July 31, 2026, to 5:00 PM on August 6, 2026. The allotment was then processed according to merit, candidate preferences, reservation rules, and availability of seats.

The published allotment list contains:

  • Roll number
  • Overall rank
  • Candidate category
  • PWBD status
  • Allotted AIIMS institute
  • Allotted seat category

The Times of India report also notes that 96 candidates have been allotted AIIMS New Delhi in the first round.

The complete result notification is extensive and runs to 496 pages, containing the allocation details of candidates across different ranks and categories.

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AIIMS BSc Nursing 2026 Round 1: Which AIIMS Institutes Have Been Allotted?

The allocation list includes several AIIMS institutes across the country. Depending on rank, category and choices filled by candidates, seats have been allotted at institutes including:

  • AIIMS New Delhi
  • AIIMS Jodhpur
  • AIIMS Rishikesh
  • AIIMS Bhopal
  • AIIMS Bhubaneswar
  • AIIMS Kalyani
  • AIIMS Patna
  • AIIMS Bilaspur
  • AIIMS Bathinda
  • AIIMS Raebareli
  • AIIMS Nagpur
  • AIIMS Mangalagiri
  • AIIMS Deoghar
  • AIIMS Jammu
  • AIIMS Rajkot

For example, the initial pages of the official allotment list show candidates receiving seats at AIIMS Delhi, Jodhpur, Rishikesh, Bhopal, Bhubaneswar, Kalyani and other institutes.

Therefore, candidates should check the official PDF using their roll number and overall rank, rather than relying only on general cutoff estimates.

What Should Candidates Do After the Round 1 Allotment?

This is the most important part of the notification.

Candidates who have been allotted a seat in Round 1 must log in to the online seat allocation portal and actively select one of the prescribed options.

The deadline for exercising the option is 4:00 PM on August 17, 2026. Failure to select an option can result in cancellation of the allotted seat and loss of eligibility for the second round.

There are two options available.

Option 1: Accept the Seat and Do Not Participate in Round 2

Candidates who are satisfied with their allotted AIIMS can select the option to accept the seat and not participate in further rounds.

Such candidates must report to the respective AIIMS by 4:00 PM on August 17, 2026.

They need to carry the required offer and seat allocation documents and submit their original certificates. Alternatively, the notification permits submission of a Demand Draft of Rs 1 lakh, along with photocopies of the certificates, subject to the stated conditions. The DD is refundable when the original certificates are deposited.

Once this option is selected, the candidate will not participate in subsequent regular seat allocation rounds.

Option 2: Accept the Seat and Participate in Round 2

Candidates who want to retain their current seat while remaining eligible for a possible upgrade can choose the second option.

They must report to the allotted AIIMS by 4:00 PM on August 17, 2026, complete the required formalities and submit the prescribed documents or the applicable Rs 1 lakh DD arrangement.

However, there is an important condition.

If the candidate gets another seat in Round 2 according to their previously submitted choices, the Round 1 seat will automatically be released. The candidate cannot retain both seats.

The AIIMS notification further states that failure to join the upgraded seat can result in a penalty of Rs 1 lakh.

What If a Candidate Does Not Select Any Option?

Candidates should not ignore the online portal after seeing their allotment.

AIIMS has clearly stated that if an allotted candidate does not exercise either of the prescribed options within the deadline, the seat allocation will be cancelled.

Such a candidate will not be eligible for the regular second round, although eligibility for the Open Round may remain as specified in the notification.

This makes it particularly important for candidates to complete the online process before 4 PM on August 17.

Who Can Participate in Round 2?

The rules for Round 2 are also clearly explained in the official notification.

Candidates who were allotted a seat in Round 1 and selected Option 2, while fulfilling the required conditions, will be eligible for Round 2.

Candidates who were eligible and considered in Round 1 but did not receive any seat will also automatically be eligible for the next round.

However, there is an important exception.

Candidates who were eligible for Round 1 but did not register or did not fill their choices will not be eligible for Round 2. They may, however, participate in the Open Round if it is conducted.

AIIMS has specifically stated that participation in the first round was mandatory for eligibility for the second round.

No Fresh Choice Filling for Round 2

Another important point for candidates is that fresh choice filling will not be opened for Round 2.

The official rules state that the choices already submitted during the earlier choice-filling process will be considered for the second round.

Therefore, candidates who selected Option 2 should understand that their Round 2 allotment will be processed using the applicable existing choices.

How Does AIIMS Allocate Seats?

The allocation is primarily guided by merit.

The merit list published through Result Notification No. 209/2026 is used for determining merit. Category eligibility for OBC and EWS seats is subject to the prescribed certificate requirements.

AIIMS follows the applicable reservation categories, including:

  • UR
  • OBC
  • SC
  • ST
  • EWS
  • PWBD

For a particular available seat or institute, the candidate with the higher merit is considered before a candidate with a lower rank, subject to the applicable eligibility and preference rules.

The candidate is allotted the best available choice according to their rank and submitted preferences.

If a candidate’s preferred institute is available under both the unreserved and applicable reserved category, the rules provide for allocation under the unreserved category where applicable.

Important Documents for AIIMS BSc Nursing Admission

Candidates allotted a seat should keep their documents ready before reporting.

The notification lists documents including:

  1. Offer Letter
  2. Seat Allocation Letter
  3. Final Registration Slip
  4. AIIMS Admit Card
  5. Class 10 certificate or birth certificate
  6. Class 12 qualifying examination certificate
  7. Proof of date of birth
  8. Mark sheet of the qualifying examination
  9. Applicable category certificates
  10. Other documents required under the admission rules

Candidates should carry the original documents as required along with self-attested photocopies.

What Happens If Documents Are Not Submitted?

The seat allotment is subject to verification of the candidate’s original documents and identity.

If a candidate fails to submit the required certificates or complete the prescribed formalities, the candidature can be cancelled, and the seat may be released for subsequent allocation.

Candidates should therefore carefully read the offer letter and instructions issued by the allotted AIIMS before travelling for reporting.

AIIMS BSc Nursing 2026 Round 1 Cutoff: Last Ranks

The official notification also provides the last rank at which seats were allocated in the respective categories.

For candidates excluding PWBD, the reported last allocated ranks were:

Category Last Rank
UR 1,803
OBC 2,047
SC 8,634
ST 14,203
EWS 2,306

For PWBD candidates, the notification separately reports category-wise last ranks.

These figures should be read carefully because seat allocation depends not only on rank but also on category, PWBD status, candidate choices and seat availability.

Where to Check AIIMS BSc Nursing 2026 Result?

Candidates should use the official AIIMS examination portal to access the seat allocation information and complete the required counselling formalities.

Official AIIMS Examination Portal: aiimsexams.ac.in

The AIIMS examination portal provides access to results, application-related services, and official notices.

The Round 1 seat allocation notification itself is dated August 10, 2026 and carries Result Notification No. 244/2026.

AIIMS BSc Nursing 2026 Round 1: Important Dates

Event Date
Choice filling started July 31, 2026, 11:00 AM
Choice filling ended August 6, 2026, 5:00 PM
Round 1 seat allotment result August 10, 2026
Last date to exercise allotment option August 17, 2026, 4:00 PM
Last date for required Round 1 reporting August 17, 2026, 4:00 PM

The reporting deadline and option-selection deadline are particularly important for candidates who have received an allotment.

Final Advice for Candidates

The release of the Round 1 allotment result is only the beginning of the admission process. Candidates who have received an AIIMS seat should first check their roll number, rank, allotted institute, and seat category in the official notification.

After that, they should decide carefully between Option 1 and Option 2. Those wanting to remain in the same institute can accept the seat without further participation, while those seeking an upgrade can choose to participate in Round 2 subject to the applicable conditions.

Most importantly, candidates should not miss the 4 PM deadline on August 17, 2026. They should also keep all original certificates, photocopies, offer letter and seat allocation documents ready for reporting.

AIIMS has made it clear that the allocation process is based on merit, submitted preferences, reservation rules and available seats. The official notification should therefore be treated as the final source for individual allotment and admission instructions.

Syed Mosharaf Hossain
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Syed Mosharaf Hossain is a visionary educator, technical innovator, and the Principal of Purbasthali-II Government ITI, West Bengal. An Electronics & Communication Engineer, he is the creator of the internationally recognized "Arduino-based Smart Shoe" for women’s safety, featured in the World Book of Records.As the Founder of SD ONUPRON GROUP, Syed has over six years of expertise in SEO, web development, and digital journalism. Honored as the "Principal of the Year" at the Asia Education Conclave 2025, he remains dedicated to driving technical innovation and mentoring future professionals in India's education sector.

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