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AIIMS Rewari to Admit First MBBS Batch of 50 Seats This Year, Says Haryana Health Minister
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🗓 02 Sep 2026, 06:37 PM
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The All India Institute of Medical Sciences in Rewari will enroll its inaugural MBBS cohort of 50 students this year, according to Haryana Health Minister.
The All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) in Rewari, Haryana, is set to admit its first batch of MBBS students, with 50 seats approved for the academic year. The announcement was made by the state's Health Minister, confirming that the institute has completed the necessary regulatory clearances for the intake.
The inaugural batch will be selected through the national NEET‑UG examination, following the standard admission protocol used by AIIMS institutions across the country. Prospective candidates from across India can apply once the counseling schedule is released by the Medical Counseling Committee.
The opening of MBBS seats at AIIMS Rewari is expected to bolster medical education and healthcare services in the region, providing a new avenue for aspiring doctors in Haryana and neighboring states. The institute, part of the central government's AIIMS network, aims to deliver high‑quality medical training and research.
State officials have indicated that the campus infrastructure, including lecture halls, laboratories, and hospital facilities, is ready to support the new cohort. The first batch's commencement marks a significant milestone in the state's effort to expand its medical education capacity.
Further details on admission timelines and fee structures will be communicated through official channels in the coming weeks.
The inaugural batch will be selected through the national NEET‑UG examination, following the standard admission protocol used by AIIMS institutions across the country. Prospective candidates from across India can apply once the counseling schedule is released by the Medical Counseling Committee.
The opening of MBBS seats at AIIMS Rewari is expected to bolster medical education and healthcare services in the region, providing a new avenue for aspiring doctors in Haryana and neighboring states. The institute, part of the central government's AIIMS network, aims to deliver high‑quality medical training and research.
State officials have indicated that the campus infrastructure, including lecture halls, laboratories, and hospital facilities, is ready to support the new cohort. The first batch's commencement marks a significant milestone in the state's effort to expand its medical education capacity.
Further details on admission timelines and fee structures will be communicated through official channels in the coming weeks.