Hello Sathis,

Cutoffs depend on various factors like number of seats available, number of competitors, the difficulty level of the paper etc. AIIMS is the top choice for medical education in India. It is the topmost public medical institute hence the competition will be very high. And especially this year , with the highest score in NEET being 720 , the cutoffs are going to increase. You need to be within the top 100-150 rank to get into AIIMS . Cutoffs vary with categories , for general category this time the expected rank would be even higher like 80-70 . AIIMS Delhi being the top branch with the highest cutoff, score wise you may need minimum 670-680 to stand a chance if you are from open category. Even if you are from reserved category nothing below 600+ would be of help.

You may use the college predictor to know you admission possibilities:

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor?icn=QnA&ici=qna_answer

All the best