AIIMS Guwahati Result 2026 – Check MBBS, B.Sc. Nursing Results

As of July 2026, AIIMS Guwahati has released the results for the B.Sc. (Hons) Nursing First and Second Professional regular examinations held in June 2026 on its official website. The institute has also published outcomes for several MBBS examinations, including the Third Professional Part-I Supplementary and Part-II Regular exams. All results are published as downloadable PDF files (gazettes) on the official examination portals, accessible without a login.

This article provides comprehensive details on all academic results for AIIMS Guwahati’s MBBS and B.Sc. Nursing programmes. We cover the process for checking regular semester results, supplementary (arrear/backlog) exam outcomes, and the procedure for applying for re-totaling of marks. Admission-related results, such as those based on NEET-UG, are announced separately by the designated national authorities.

How to Access Your AIIMS Guwahati Result PDF

The process for checking results at AIIMS Guwahati is straightforward as it involves downloading a public PDF file. There is no individual student login portal for checking semester or professional exam results. Follow these steps to find your result:

1. Visit the Official Website: Open the AIIMS Guwahati official website: aiimsguwahati.ac.in.
2. Navigate to the Examination Section: On the homepage’s main menu, find and click on the ‘Examination’ tab.
3. Select the ‘Results’ Sub-menu: A dropdown menu will appear. Click on ‘Results’ to see the course options.
4. Choose the Correct Result Page: AIIMS Guwahati maintains separate pages for different courses to ensure clarity.
   • For MBBS results, click on the ‘MBBS’ link under Results. This will take you to the dedicated portal: aiimsguwahati.ac.in/page/examresult.
   • For B.Sc. (Hons) Nursing results, click on the ‘B.Sc (Nursing)’ link. This leads to the nursing results portal: aiimsguwahati.ac.in/page/examresultnursing.
5. Find Your Examination Notification: The page lists all recent result declarations, with the newest ones at the top. Identify the notification for your specific professional year, exam session (e.g., June 2026), and type (Regular/Supplementary).
6. Download the Result PDF: Each result notification has links for a ‘Consolidated Report’ and a ‘Detailed Report’. Click on the desired link to open or download the result gazette in PDF format.
7. Search for Your Roll Number: Once the PDF is open, use the search function (Ctrl+F on a computer or the search icon in your mobile PDF viewer) to enter your roll number. This will quickly take you to your result entry.
8. Verify and Save: Check your name, roll number, and result status (Pass/Fail/Promoted). It is advisable to save a copy of this PDF for future reference.

Decoding the AIIMS Guwahati Result Gazette: What to Check

The result PDFs published by AIIMS Guwahati are comprehensive documents. When you open the file, it is crucial to verify several key details to ensure there are no discrepancies. Here is what you should look for:

• Examination Name: The top of the document will clearly state the examination name, such as “MBBS Third Professional Part – II Regular Examinations – May 2026”.
• Date of Declaration: The date on which the result was officially declared by the examination section.
• Roll Number: Your unique examination roll number assigned by the institute. This is the primary identifier.
• Student Name: Your full name as per the institute’s records. Ensure the spelling is correct.
• Subject-wise Marks: Detailed result PDFs show marks obtained in theory, practicals, and internal assessment for each subject of the professional year.
• Total Marks & Percentage: The aggregate marks scored in the examination and the corresponding percentage or grade.
• Result Status: This is the final outcome. Common statuses include:
  • Pass: Successfully cleared all subjects of the examination.
  • Fail: Did not meet the minimum passing criteria in one or more subjects and must appear for supplementary exams.
  • Promoted: Allowed to attend classes for the next professional year, but must clear pending backlogs.
• Remarks: This column may indicate distinctions, honors, or specific notes, such as subjects to be cleared in supplementary exams.

If you find any discrepancy in your personal details or marks, you should immediately contact the examination section of AIIMS Guwahati for clarification and correction.

Supplementary (Arrear/Backlog) and Revaluation Results

AIIMS Guwahati provides mechanisms for students to clear backlogs and to request a review of their marks for potential totaling errors. These processes are governed by strict timelines and procedures.

Supplementary / Arrear Examinations

For students who are unable to clear one or more subjects in the regular professional examinations, AIIMS Guwahati conducts supplementary (also known as arrear or backlog) exams. This provides a critical opportunity for students to clear their pending subjects and progress to the next academic year, often preventing the loss of a full academic year.

• Notification: The schedule and application details for supplementary exams are published on the AIIMS Guwahati website, typically a few weeks after the regular results are declared.
• Eligibility: Only students with a ‘Fail’ or ‘Supplementary’ status are eligible. The main result gazette often specifies the subjects in which a student needs to reappear.
• Result Declaration: The results for supplementary exams are declared separately from regular results. For instance, the result for the “MBBS Third Professional Part – I Supplementary Examinations – June 2026” was declared on June 13, 2026. The checking process is identical: a separate PDF gazette is uploaded on the respective MBBS or Nursing result portal.

Revaluation and Re-totaling Process

Institutes of National Importance like AIIMS follow a rigorous evaluation process. Consequently, a full re-evaluation (re-grading of answers) is generally not permitted. However, students who suspect a totaling error or that a part of their answer was left unevaluated can apply for re-totaling or scrutiny.

1. Check Notification: Instructions, deadlines, and application forms for re-totaling are often included in the official result notification PDF.
2. Application Form: Students must obtain the prescribed application form for re-totaling/scrutiny from the Examination Section.
3. Pay Fees: A non-refundable fee per subject is typically charged. The fee amount and payment method are specified in the notification.
4. Submission: The completed form and fee receipt must be submitted to the Office of the Controller of Examinations before the deadline. Late applications are not accepted.
5. Outcome: The scrutiny process verifies that all answers have been marked and that the marks have been calculated correctly. The outcome, whether ‘No Change’ or a revised score, is communicated to the student. A separate notification for re-totaling results is not typically published; changes are reflected in the student’s official record.

AIIMS Guwahati Results 2026: A Quick Overview

Core Academic Programmes at AIIMS Guwahati

AIIMS Guwahati offers a range of undergraduate and postgraduate programmes in medicine and allied health sciences. The results for these courses are declared by the institute’s examination wing.

About AIIMS Guwahati: An Institute of National Importance

All India Institute of Medical Sciences, Guwahati is a public medical college and hospital located in Changsari, Assam. Established under the Pradhan Mantri Swasthya Suraksha Yojana (PMSSY), it is an autonomous institution under the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Government of India, and is designated as an Institute of National Importance (INI). AIIMS Guwahati aims to address regional imbalances in quality tertiary level healthcare and to develop a center of excellence in medical education, research, and patient care for the North-Eastern region of India. The institute commenced its first academic session for MBBS students in 2020. Its examination and result declaration processes are managed internally by a dedicated examination cell, ensuring timely and transparent outcomes.

Reaching the AIIMS Guwahati Administration for Queries

For any specific queries regarding examination results, mark sheets, or discrepancies, students should contact the administrative office of AIIMS Guwahati directly. Using official channels is the most reliable way to get accurate information.

Common Questions from AIIMS Guwahati Students on Result Day

When will AIIMS Guwahati declare the MBBS First Professional results for 2026?

The results for professional examinations are typically declared within 4-6 weeks after the conclusion of the exams. Students should regularly check the official AIIMS Guwahati website’s ‘Examination Results (MBBS)’ page for the latest notifications. As of July 2026, the supplementary result for the First Professional exam (held in April 2026) has been released.

I cannot find my roll number in the AIIMS Guwahati result PDF. What should I do?

First, double-check that you have downloaded the correct PDF for your course, professional year, and examination session (Regular/Supplementary). Use the PDF’s search function (Ctrl+F) carefully. If your roll number is still missing, it could indicate a withheld result due to an administrative issue. You must contact the institute’s examination section immediately for clarification.

How can I get my detailed marksheet from AIIMS Guwahati?

The result gazette PDF published online is a provisional result. The official, detailed individual mark sheets are issued by the academic section of the institute at a later date. Students should look for a separate notification on the official website regarding the schedule and procedure for the collection of official mark sheets.

Is there a re-evaluation process for AIIMS Guwahati exam results?

No, AIIMS Guwahati does not have a standard re-evaluation policy where answer scripts are re-graded. The evaluation is considered final. However, students can apply for ‘re-totaling’ or ‘scrutiny’ to check for totaling errors or unevaluated answers. This must be done through a formal application to the Controller of Examinations within a very short window after the result declaration.

What is the difference between the MBBS and Nursing result pages on the AIIMS Guwahati website?

AIIMS Guwahati maintains two distinct sections for results to avoid confusion. The ‘Examination Results (MBBS)’ page, found at aiimsguwahati.ac.in/page/examresult, lists all outcomes for the MBBS course. The ‘Examination Results (Nursing)’ page, at aiimsguwahati.ac.in/page/examresultnursing, is exclusively for B.Sc. (Hons) Nursing results.

Where can I find the admission result for the MBBS program at AIIMS Guwahati?

Admission to the MBBS program at all AIIMS institutions, including Guwahati, is based on the NEET-UG examination. The admission results, counselling schedules, and seat allotment lists are published by the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) on its official website, mcc.nic.in. The AIIMS Guwahati website may post updates, but the primary and official source is the MCC portal.

Does AIIMS Guwahati release results for non-academic posts?

Yes, the institute also publishes results for faculty and non-faculty recruitment on its official website. These are typically found under the ‘Recruitment’ or ‘Others/Miscellaneous’ sections, separate from the academic examination results.

What happens after I clear the final MBBS/B.Sc. Nursing exam?

After successfully clearing the final professional examination, you will be eligible for the compulsory rotating internship. The institute will release a separate notification regarding the internship schedule and allotment. Upon successful completion of the internship, you will be awarded the final degree.

Written by Nishit Kumar

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