What is INI CET exam?

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The Institute of National Importance Combined Entrance Test is the AIIMS (All India Institute of Medical Sciences) Delhi conducts the entrance test for admission to Postgraduation courses such as MS (Masters of Surgery), MD (Doctor of Medicine), MS (Master of Dental Surgery), DM (Doctorate of Medici

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INI CET stands for Institute of National Importance Combined Entrance Test. It is a national level examination conducted by AIIMS, Delhi to assess students' skills etc. and their subject knowledge. Previously there were different examinations for admissions but now only INI CET is conducted for all

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Candidates can check the INI CET Result 2026 by visiting the official AIIMS website. They have to download result PDF and search for their roll number or registration details.

AIIMS will release the INI CET Result 2026 on its official website after conducting the entrance exam. Candidates can check their result by logging in with their registration credentials.

AIIMS generally does not release an official answer key for INI CET. Instead, the result and percentile/score details are released after the exam.

Candidates reported the paper as moderate to difficult, with some questions being tricky and requiring conceptual understanding.

Yes, candidates must complete their internship within the deadline specified by AIIMS to be eligible for admission.

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