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Bachelor of Optometry [B.Optom]

at All India Institute of Medical Sciences - [AIIMS]

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Fees

Fees at All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) for the Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) program include a one-time fee of approximately Rs. 11,450- Rs. 19,500, encompassing registration, tuition, hostel, and other academic fees. Specific components include a tuition fee of Rs. 1,350, a library fee of Rs. 1,000, a hostel security deposit of around Rs. 1,000, and a mess security deposit of Rs. 1,000. Examination fees are charged at Rs.

500 per subject, and approximately Rs. 2,000 per year during professional exams. Hostel fees are either included in the main fee structure or are nominal, and mess fees are additional and vary between Rs. 3,000 and Rs. 6,000 per month, based on dietary intake. Scholarships may be available through platforms like the National Scholarship Portal, though tuition fees remain unaffected by student categories. A notable portion of the fees, up to Rs.

8,500, may be refundable following course completion.

Eligibility

Admission to the B.Optom programme requires a Class 12 pass with the science subjects AIIMS Rishikesh prescribes for its allied health courses, along with any minimum aggregate the institute sets for that admission cycle. Selection runs through the entrance-based process AIIMS uses for its allied health and paramedical programmes rather than direct merit admission, and candidates are ranked and offered seats accordingly. Since the exact subject combination, minimum marks bar and any additional eligibility condition can change from one admission cycle to the next, applicants should confirm the current requirement from the institute's own prospectus or admission notice for the year they are applying, rather than relying on an earlier year's criteria.

About Bachelor of Optometry [B.Optom]

Bachelor of Optometry [B.Optom] at AIIMS Rishikesh, Uttarakhand, trains students in the science of vision and eye care, covering refraction, contact lenses, low-vision aids and the diagnostic instruments used to detect and monitor common as well as complex eye conditions. Classroom teaching is paired with clinical postings in the institute's ophthalmology department, so students get supervised exposure to real patients alongside theory rather than a purely lab-based science education. The programme suits students from a science background who want a clinical, patient-facing career in eye care, and it opens routes into hospital-based optometry practice, further study in vision science, or allied roles in eye-care services after graduation. Because it runs at a large multi-speciality government medical institute, students also see how eye care is organised within a full hospital system rather than a stand-alone eye clinic. The sanctioned intake for the programme is fixed by AIIMS Rishikesh for each admission year, and the category-wise seat matrix is released through the institute's official admission notice for that session, which is the version to check rather than an earlier one.

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