INI-CET November Open Round Reporting Enters Final Documentation Phase

Candidates allotted seats in the INI-CET November session open round must complete physical reporting by February 28, 2026.Ensure all original certificates and security deposit receipts are ready for final institute verification at AIIMS.

As of today, February 24, 2026, the admission process for the INI-CET November session has reached its most critical stage. Candidates who were lucky enough to get a seat in the recently announced Open Round must now complete their physical reporting. This is the last chance for medical graduates to join prestigious institutes like AIIMS, JIPMER, and PGIMER for the current academic cycle. The reporting window is short, and students are currently rushing to their allotted hospitals to finish the final documentation before the month ends. This phase is very important because any delay can lead to the cancellation of the seat. The AIIMS New Delhi examination section has strictly instructed all candidates to present themselves in person to verify their identities.

1. Important Reporting Deadlines and Timeframes

The schedule for the Open Round is very strict. Candidates must follow the timeline provided by the authorities to secure their admission successfully.

• Reporting Window: The physical reporting and document submission process started on February 23 and will end on February 28, 2026.
• Daily Timing: Most institutes accept documents between 10:00 AM and 5:00 PM, but on the final day, the portal closes at 11:00 AM sharp.
• Security Deposit: Candidates must provide proof of the 3 Lakh security deposit made during the registration phase to the college staff.
• Seat Forfeiture: If a student fails to report by the deadline, their seat will be vacated, and the security money will be taken away as a penalty.

2. Mandatory Documents for Verification

To complete the Documentation phase, you must carry original certificates. The reporting officers will check every detail to ensure you meet the eligibility rules.

• Allotment Letter: You must bring a printed copy of the "Open Round Seat Allocation Letter" downloaded from the AIIMS Exams Official Portal.
• Academic Records: Carry your original MBBS/BDS degree and mark sheets for all professional years of study.
• Identity Proof: A valid government ID like an Aadhaar Card or Passport is required for biometric verification at the desk.
• Internship Certificate: You must prove that you completed your 12-month compulsory rotatory internship within the required timeframe.
• Registration Certificate: Both provisional and permanent registration certificates from the National Medical Commission (NMC) are accepted.

3. Final Steps and Joining Formalities

Once your documents are verified at the allotted institute, there are a few final steps to officially become a postgraduate student.

• Medical Examination: Some institutes require a basic medical fitness test conducted by their own hospital board before you start work.
• Fee Payment: Apart from the security deposit, students may need to pay local university or hostel fees during the Reporting process.
• Joining Report: After the verification is successful, the institute will issue a "Joining Letter," which you must keep safely.
• Official Updates: For any last-minute changes or notices, always keep an eye on the Official Notice Section of the AIIMS website.

Conclusion

The INI-CET Open Round is the final door to specialized medical education for the November session. With the Reporting deadline of February 28 fast approaching, candidates should not wait until the last day. Completing the Documentation early helps in handling any technical issues or missing papers. This marks the end of a long journey for many doctors who will now start their residency at the nation’s top medical centers. Staying organized during this final week is the key to a stress-free admission experience. By being prompt, you ensure that your hard work results in a successful career in your chosen specialty.

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