AIIMS INI CET Jan 2026 Round 2 Online Acceptance and Reporting Window Continues

AIIMS INI CET Jan 2026 Round 2 reporting is active until Jan 15. Candidates must complete online acceptance and document verification at allotted institutes.

The online acceptance and reporting phase for the second round of the Institute of National Importance Combined Entrance Test (INI CET) January 2026 session is currently underway. Following the seat allocation announcement on January 9, the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), New Delhi, has activated the portal for qualified candidates to confirm their medical seats. This window is essential for students who have been assigned postgraduate positions in MD, MS, MCh, and DM programs across various AIIMS campuses, JIPMER, PGIMER, NIMHANS, and SCTIMST. The process ensures that all allotted seats are officially claimed before the academic session commences later this month.

Online Acceptance and Mandatory Procedures

Upon the release of the Round 2 results, the counselling authorities have mandated a specific sequence of actions for every student. Unlike the first round, the choices in Round 2 are often final, and the system requires a proactive confirmation from the user to maintain the seat’s validity.

• Selection of Option: Candidates must log in to the official portal to select their response to the allotment. This involves formally choosing to "Accept" the provided seat, as the "Decline" option at this stage may carry specific implications for future eligibility.
• Offer Letter Download: Once the online acceptance is recorded, the system generates a formal offer letter. This document is a primary requirement for the subsequent physical verification at the medical college.
• Technical Deadline: The portal for online acceptance will remain active until 5:00 PM on January 15, 2026. Any candidate who fails to record their choice by this deadline will automatically lose their claim to the seat.

Timeline for Physical Reporting and Document Submission

While the initial step is digital, the completion of the admission process necessitates a physical presence at the allotted institute. This phase is designed to validate the academic and category credentials of the qualified aspirants.

Conclusion

The ongoing reporting window for INI CET represents a critical transition from the competitive examination phase to official medical residency. As the deadline of January 15 approaches, the administrative machinery at various Institutes of National Importance is working to facilitate smooth documentation and fee processing.

• Finality of Round 2: Since this round serves to consolidate the primary seat matrix, the seats accepted now are generally considered the final placements for the January session.
• Document Integrity: The verification teams at the institutes are conducting rigorous checks on original certificates to ensure that all admission criteria, including age limits and category validity, are met.
• Operational Vigilance: AIIMS New Delhi continues to monitor the portal to ensure that counselling flows without technical interruptions, allowing students from across the country to secure their specialized training spots on time.