AIIMS Bathinda Cutoff 2026: NEET UG Round 2 Closing Rank 1,746

AIIMS Bathinda Cutoff 2026 – Overview

What Does “Cutoff” Mean for AIIMS MBBS? (Simple Explanation)

AIIMS Bathinda Cutoff 2026 — Category-Wise Closing Ranks

AIIMS Bathinda NEET Cutoff 2026 — Round 1 (Opening & Closing Rank)

AIIMS Bathinda NEET Cutoff 2026 — Round 2 (Opening & Closing Rank)

Rank Movement — Round 1 to Round 2 (What Changed?)

Important Verification Notes (Please Read)

• ST Round 2 closing rank differs between sources: One report shows 28,998, while another report of the MCC Round 2 result shows 27,360. The other categories (General, OBC, EWS, SC) match across the sources we checked. ST candidates should check the exact figure on mcc.nic.in.
• Round 3 figures are not final yet: Some portals already show a “reported” Round 3 General closing rank (around 1,632), but the Round 3 result date reported by the source is 26 October 2026, which is still ahead. Because of this, please treat any Round 3 number you see online right now as unconfirmed, and wait for the official MCC result.
• Some third-party sites show different SC/ST numbers: A few smaller websites list very different SC and ST ranks for AIIMS Bathinda. For safety, rely on the MCC allotment result and the numbers that match across multiple sources.
• These are closing ranks of provisional seat allotment — they show who got seats, not a fixed rule. Next year’s cutoff can be different.

Previous Year Reference — Is the 2026 Cutoff Higher or Lower?

Can I Get AIIMS Bathinda With My Rank? (Quick Guide)

• General category: Candidates with AIR roughly up to 1,600 were inside the cutoff in Round 1, and up to about 1,750 in Round 2
• OBC category: Candidates with category rank roughly up to 2,185 to 2,190
• EWS category: Candidates with category rank roughly up to 2,910 to 2,930
• SC category: Candidates with category rank roughly up to 18,800
• ST category: Candidates with category rank roughly up to 26,600 in Round 1 (Round 2 figure should be confirmed on MCC)
• If your rank is only slightly above these numbers, do not lose hope — seats can open up in later rounds, so keep AIIMS Bathinda in your choice list and keep participating in the next rounds
• Always keep a few other good colleges in your choice list as a backup

Important: The category ranks above are the category-wise ranks used in counselling, not your General AIR. Use the rank that is shown in your NEET UG rank letter for your own category.

Important Dates for NEET UG Counselling 2026 (As Reported)

How to Check AIIMS Bathinda Cutoff 2026 on the Official Website

• Go to the official MCC website — mcc.nic.in
• Open the UG Medical (NEET UG) counselling section
• Find the seat allotment result or rank information for the round you want to check
• Search for AIIMS Bathinda and the MBBS course
• Compare the allotted ranks with your own NEET UG All India Rank and category rank

How Admission to AIIMS Bathinda MBBS Works (Step-by-Step)

• Step 1: Appear and qualify in NEET UG 2026 — there is no other way to get into AIIMS Bathinda MBBS
• Step 2: Register for MCC counselling on mcc.nic.in and pay the registration fee as asked
• Step 3: Fill your college choices and select AIIMS Bathinda (put it high in your list if your rank is close to the cutoff)
• Step 4: Lock your choices before the deadline
• Step 5: Check the seat allotment result for your round
• Step 6: If allotted AIIMS Bathinda, report to the institute with all original documents within the given dates

Candidates should keep their NEET UG scorecard and rank letter, Class 10 and 12 certificates, category/EWS certificate (if applicable), ID proof and passport-size photographs ready before reporting.

What Makes the Cutoff Go Up or Down Every Year?

• NEET paper difficulty: An easier paper means more students score high, so the cutoff rank number can become bigger or smaller depending on how marks are spread
• Number of candidates: More candidates mean more competition for the same limited seats
• Number of seats: AIIMS seats are very limited, so even small changes in seat count can change the closing rank
• Student choices: If top-rank students prefer other AIIMS campuses like Delhi, their seats at Bathinda may go to the next ranks in later rounds
• Counselling round: Ranks usually shift between Round 1, Round 2 and later rounds as students accept, upgrade or leave seats

Tips for Candidates Whose Rank Is Close to the Cutoff

• Do not panic if your rank is a little above the Round 1 closing rank — the Round 2 closing rank for General moved from 1,630 to 1,746, so later rounds can bring a second chance
• Keep AIIMS Bathinda at a high position in your choice list, since seat allotment follows your choice order
• Fill in many other options too (other AIIMS campuses, JIPMER, central university and state quota colleges) so you are not left without any seat
• Check the official MCC round schedule regularly so you do not miss a registration, choice-locking or reporting date
• Verify the cutoff numbers on mcc.nic.in rather than depending on only one website, since small differences can exist across portals
• Keep all documents scanned and ready in advance, because reporting dates after allotment are short

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