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Fees

Fees at All India Institute of Medical Sciences [AIIMS] for the Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) program involve a one-time payment of INR 5,856 for the entire duration of 4.5 to 5 years. This amount includes tuition fees, hostel fees, electricity, water bills, and other charges, with INR 1,000 of the total fee being a refundable security deposit. There are occasional minimal additional charges for lab records. There are no annual fees, and all students, regardless of category or caste, pay the same fee, as the institution does not have a management quota.

While the college does not directly offer financial aid, scholarships based on NEET ranks and reservations are available, and students can apply for them independently. The MBBS program at AIIMS is highly affordable, reflecting low cost for education and living expenses, with separate charges only for mess facilities.

Eligibility

Candidates seeking admission to the Ph.D programme at AIIMS Bhubaneswar are expected to hold a relevant postgraduate qualification in a science or health-sciences discipline, along with any research aptitude or written test the institute prescribes for doctoral entry. Selection typically combines a qualifying test with an interview conducted by the department and institute, rather than admission on a straightforward merit list, and the process is run afresh for every intake cycle. The specific eligibility marks, test pattern and any category-based relaxation are decided by the institute for that cycle and are not fixed permanently, so applicants should always confirm the current requirements from the institute's own notification.

About Ph.D

The Ph.D programme at All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), Bhubaneswar in Odisha is a research doctorate built around an original piece of research carried out under faculty supervision over several years, rather than classroom coursework alone. Scholars typically begin with foundational coursework or seminars before moving into full-time laboratory or field research, regular progress reviews, and eventually a thesis that is defended before a doctoral committee. Being based at a hospital-linked medical institute gives scholars access to clinical data, laboratory infrastructure and faculty working across the biomedical and health sciences, which shapes the kind of research questions candidates can pursue. It suits candidates who already have a strong postgraduate background and want to commit to sustained, independent research rather than a shorter professional qualification. After the degree, scholars usually move into academic faculty positions, research institutions, or senior research roles in the health-sciences sector. Admission is governed by the institute's own research-scholar intake for the year, and the sanctioned number of seats is split across categories and quotas as set out in the official seat matrix issued afresh each session.

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