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Time of India
24-05-2025
- Health
- Time of India
INI CET Result 2025 expected today: Where and how to check July exam results
Live Events How to check INI CET result 2025 Go to Open the INI CET July 2025 session result link displayed on the home page. Enter your login details. Submit and check the result. (You can now subscribe to our (You can now subscribe to our Economic Times WhatsApp channel The All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) is likely to announce the Institutes of National Importance Combined Entrance Test or INI CET July 2025 exam results today, May 24. Once declared, candidates can check the INI CET July session results at per the official bulletin, online seat allocation, including the open round of seat allocation will be notified exam is held for admission to postgraduate courses [MD, MS, DM (6 yrs), MCh (6 yrs), MDS & MD (Hospital Administration)] at participating institutions and courses start on July 1. The last date for admission is August 31. INICET is administered by the Eeamination section, AIIMS New Delhi in consultation with nodal officers from all New Delhi is the sole authority that conducts all aspects related to Combined Entrance Test such as application, conduct of exam, declaration of results and seat allocation, and its responsibility is limited to these aspects of INI-CET and seat allocation will be governed by the rules and regulation of the respective institutes.'A candidate may be eligible for admission into any INIs or only at some specific INIs depending upon fulfillment of eligibility criteria applicable to respective INIs (details in Part B of Prospectus of respective INIs). Making Seat Choices & order of preference after declaration of result will be allowed provisionally as per applicable eligibility criteria of admission into respective INI,' AIIMS New Delhi said in the exam's information criteria for INI CET include minimum marks in MBBS/BDS or equivalent nationals who have obtained an eligibility degree in India, must have obtained a minimum of the following marks (aggregate of all professional MBBS/BDS professional examinations):a) For candidates belonging to the SC/ST categories - 50 per cent marks in aggregateb) For all other categories, including OBC/EWS- 55 per cent marks in aggregate.
Hindustan Times
24-05-2025
- Health
- Hindustan Times
INI CET Result 2025 expected today, website, how to check July exam results
The All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) is expected to announce the Institutes of National Importance Combined Entrance Test or INI CET July 2025 exam results today, May 24. When declared, candidates can check the INI CET July session results at As per the exam's information bulletin, online seat allocation, including the open round of seat allocation will be notified separately. Courses will start on July 1, 2025 and the last date for admission is August 31. The exam is held for admission to postgraduate courses [MD, MS, DM (6 yrs), MCh (6 yrs), MDS & MD (Hospital Administration)] at participating institutions. INICET is administered by the Eeamination section, AIIMS New Delhi in consultation with nodal officers from all INIs. AIIMS, New Delhi is the sole authority for the conduct of all aspects related to Combined Entrance Test such as application, conduct of exam, declaration of results and seat allocation, and its responsibility is limited to these aspects of INI-CET only. Admission/seat allocation to the participating INIs will be governed by the rules and regulation of the respective institutes. 'A candidate may be eligible for admission into any INIs or only at some specific INIs depending upon fulfillment of eligibility criteria applicable to respective INIs (details in Part B of Prospectus of respective INIs). Making Seat Choices & order of preference after declaration of result will be allowed provisionally as per applicable eligibility criteria of admission into respective INI,' AIIMS New Delhi said in the exam's information bulletin. Eligibility criteria for INI CET include minimum marks in MBBS/ BDS or equivalent examinations. Indian nationals who have obtained an eligibility degree in India, must have obtained a minimum of the following marks (aggregate of all professional MBBS/BDS professional examinations): a) For candidates belonging to the SC/ST categories - 50 per cent marks in aggregate b) For all other categories, including OBC/EWS- 55 per cent marks in aggregate.
Time of India
10-05-2025
- Health
- Time of India
Government orders 24x7 control and command centre to monitor health infra amid India-Pak conflict
Representative Image NEW DELHI: The govt on Friday directed states/UTs to ensure that all medical emergency response health systems are adequately equipped and functional to deal with any potential medical emergency in view of the ongoing conflict with Pakistan. Directions were also issued to officials in the health ministry to establish a 24x7 control and command centre to monitor ongoing efforts and support states. Operation Sindoor 'Pakistan army moving its troops in forward areas': Key takeaways from govt briefing 'Pak used drones, long-range weapons, jets to attack India's military sites' 'Attempted malicious misinformation campaign': Govt calls out Pakistan's propaganda Since India launched ' Operation Sindoor ' on Wednesday to target terror camps across Pakistan Occupied Kashmir and Pakistan, there have been attacks on districts sharing the border with the neighbouring nation causing loss of lives and injuries to many soldiers and civilians. If the conflict escalates further, the number of injured may go up and thus the need for immediate medical care. 'The health ministry is closely monitoring the situation and remains committed to ensuring uninterrupted healthcare services and emergency response across all regions,' union health minister J P Nadda said. The health minister held a review meeting on emergency health systems preparedness in New Delhi which was participated by top govt officials, from the centre and the states/UTs. Sources in the govt said the status of medical preparedness for handling emergency cases was presented to him. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like AI guru Andrew Ng recommends: Read These 5 Books And Turn Your Life Around in 2025 Blinkist: Andrew Ng's Reading List Undo Nadda was also apprised of the actions taken regarding deployment of ambulances; ensuring adequate availability of medical supplies including equipment, medicines, supply of blood vials and consumables; hospital readiness in terms of beds, ICU and HDU; deployment of BHISHM Cubes (mobile hospital prototype that was developed in India in the aftermath of the pandemic and Ukraine-Russia), advanced mobile trauma care units etc. 'AIIMS New Delhi and other central government hospitals have mobilised doctors and nurses with supplies for ready deployment. They have been advised to coordinate with state and district administration, armed forces and regional associations of doctors, nurses, paramedics, private sector hospitals, charitable institutions etc., to strengthen the emergency response networks in a collaborative manner,' the officials said. For capacity building in emergency healthcare , the officials added, training modules for Cardio-Pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR), first aid, and basic life support are being rolled out with support from Indian Red Cross Society, National Institute of Health & Family Welfare (NIHFW) and AIIMS New Delhi among others. Union health secretary Punya Salila Srivastava apprised about a series of her meetings with states/UTs, and central government hospitals and healthcare institutes for seamless coordination with relevant stakeholders at the centre and within the states for ensuring effective response. Govt sources said BHISHM cubes are being deployed at AIIMS Jammu and SKIMS Srinagar near India's border to bolster medical readiness. These BHISHM cubes are also being stationed in other Institutes of National Importance (INIs) across India, including AIIMS in Rishikesh, Bilaspur and Delhi, they said. BHISHM cubes consist of more than 200 boxes/cubes of medical equipment – that can be made used to create a functional medical set up at any spot within 10 minutes. The prototype of this set up was displayed recently at the G20 summit in Gandhinagar. Officials said the prototype has enough medicines and equipment to provide emergency medical aid to more than 200 persons affected in any disaster situation. 'One of the biggest causes for loss of lives in any disaster situation is delayed medical intervention. This mobile hospital unit can help the health specialists or even trained manpower perform blood tests and take x-rays for preliminary diagnosis for medical intervention. It will also have the facility to conduct minor operations, for example removing a portion of the skull to relieve pressure on the underlying brain in case of a head injury,' officials said.
Hindustan Times
10-05-2025
- Health
- Hindustan Times
Control room set up for medical emergencies
The Union ministry of health and family welfare has set-up a 24x7 control and command room within the ministry to ensure seamless coordination between the Centre and the states regarding their readiness for medical emergencies , according to people familiar with the matter. The move, and the cancellation of leave for all officials comes amidst the ongoing India-Pakistan conflict. The control and command room was established on the directions of the health minister, JP Nadda, who chaired a high-level meeting with the Union health secretary and other senior officials of the health ministry on Friday. 'In situations like the one that the country is facing currently, it is important to have clear communication between the supervising authorities and executing authorities. Since in matters of health, states are the executing authority, this command and control room will be beneficial,' said a senior government official, requesting anonymity. The officials updated the health minister on the deployment of ambulances; availability of medical supplies and equipment; and hospital readiness in terms of beds, intensive care units and high dependency units. They also briefed him on the operational status of all hospitals and health facilities during the meeting, with particular emphasis on monitoring mechanisms in place. Hospitals and medical institutions have been advised to ensure availability of essential drugs, adequate supply of blood, oxygen, trauma care kits etc. The health ministry said in a statement issued after the meeting that AIIMS New Delhi and other central government hospitals have mobilised doctors and nurses for ready deployment. To be sure, following the Centre's directive, AIIMS, Delhi, also cancelled the leaves of its staff. 'They have been advised to coordinate with state and district administration, armed forces and regional associations of doctors, nurses, paramedics, private sector hospitals, charitable institutions etc., to strengthen the emergency response networks in a collaborative manner,' added the statement. It said that additional training modules for cardio-pulmonary resuscitation, first aid, and basic life support are being rolled out with support from the Indian Red Cross Society, National Institute of Health & Family Welfare, and AIIMS New Delhi . 'Union Health Minister has directed to ensure that all medical emergency response health systems be adequately equipped and functional at all times. He also directed to ensure that ground level linkages with all state governments particularly at the district levels, especially border states, be effectively established to ensure immediate emergency healthcare, if required. He also directed that a 24*7 control and command centre in the ministry should monitor ongoing efforts and support states in the present times,' the statement said. The meetings came in the wake of escalations by Pakistan following Wednesday's Operation Sindoor, where the Indian Armed Forces targeted terror infrastructure in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir. The operation was a direct response to the April 22 Pahalgam terror attack that killed 26 civilians.
India Gazette
09-05-2025
- Health
- India Gazette
Union Health Minister JP Nadda chairs high level review meeting on emergency health systems preparedness
New Delhi [India], May 9 (ANI): Union Health Minister JP Nadda chaired a high-level meeting on Friday with senior health ministry officers to review emergency health systems preparedness. The current status of medical preparedness for handling emergency cases was presented to the Union Minister. He was apprised of the actions taken regarding deployment of ambulances, ensuring adequate availability of medical supplies, including equipment, medicines, and blood vials and consumables, hospital readiness in terms of beds, ICU, and HDU, deployment of BHISHM Cubes, advanced mobile trauma care units, etc. Hospitals and medical institutions have been advised to ensure the availability of essential drugs, an adequate supply of blood, oxygen, trauma care kits, etc. AIIMS New Delhi and other central government hospitals have mobilised doctors and nurses with supplies for ready deployment. They have been advised to coordinate with state and district administration, armed forces and regional associations of doctors, nurses, paramedics, private sector hospitals, charitable institutions, etc., to strengthen the emergency response networks in a collaborative manner. Additionally, nationwide mock drills for disaster preparedness have been conducted at AIIMS, PGIMER, JIPMER and other premier hospitals. To build capacity in emergency healthcare, additional training modules for CPR, first aid, and basic life support are being rolled out with support from the Indian Red Cross Society, the National Institute of Health & Family Welfare (NIHFW), AIIMS New Delhi, and iGOT. Union Health Secretary apprised about a series of her meetings with states/UTs, and central government hospitals and healthcare institutes for seamless coordination with relevant stakeholders at the centre and within the states for ensuring effective response. Union Health Minister has directed to ensure that all medical emergency response health systems be adequately equipped and functional at all times. He also directed the implementation of ground-level linkages with all state governments, particularly at the district levels, especially border states, to be effectively established to ensure immediate emergency healthcare, if required. He also directed that a 24*7 control and command centre in the Ministry should monitor ongoing efforts and support states in the present times. Union Health Ministry is closely monitoring the situation and remains committed to ensuring uninterrupted healthcare services and emergency response across all regions. (ANI)
