Can I get admission to AIIMS for MBBS with a score of 657 and an AIR of 23444 in NEET?
Having scored 657 with an AIR of 23444 in NEET, AIIMS admission for MBBS is highly improbable. AIIMS is very competitive and has higher cutoffs, and the rank one must have to secure admission to AIIMS MBBS is normally much lower. Cutoffs in the earlier years for AIIMS MBBS varied between 15000 to 20
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