All India Institute of Medical Sciences Bhubaneswar

The flagship MBBS programme at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences Bhubaneswar recorded a median package of Rs 15 LPA in 2025, the highest in the institute's MBBS placement history and a step up from Rs 14 LPA the year before. As a public AIIMS, the institution reports outcomes through the NIRF placement disclosure rather than a corporate placement brochure, and it publishes course-wise median figures only - it does not release average or highest package data. These figures reflect 2025, the latest confirmed graduating batch. Placement data for 2026 is yet to be officially released; this page will be updated as soon as the latest figures are available. For sector-wise and recruiter-level context, see our full Placements page for sector-wise stats.

Data currency: figures on this page are based on 2025, the latest officially confirmed year (NIRF 2026 disclosure), as of 2026-07-01. Confirmed 2026 placement data has not yet been released. This page will be updated when the next season's figures are published.

Package Highlights - 2025 & 3-Year Trend

The MBBS median moved from Rs 14 LPA across 2023 and 2024 to Rs 15 LPA in 2025, a roughly 7% rise. AIIMS Bhubaneswar deliberately withholds average and highest package figures, so the median is the only reliable benchmark. Postgraduate programmes consistently command the strongest packages, reflecting specialist demand in both government and private hospital systems.

Top Programmes by Package

MD / MS (PG 3-year)

Postgraduate clinical specialisations have historically been the best-paying route, with a median of Rs 18 LPA reported for the 2024 batch (80 candidates placed). Specialist physicians and surgeons attract higher pay because hospitals compete for scarce, board-qualified talent. Key recruiters span large private hospital chains and tertiary-care centres; a single confirmed average beyond the median is not disclosed.

MBBS (UG 5-year)

The MBBS median rose to Rs 15 LPA in 2025 from Rs 14 LPA, with 22 graduates recorded as placed; a large share of each cohort instead proceeds to NEET-PG and higher study rather than taking a first job. Top healthcare employers include Apollo Hospitals, Fortis Healthcare and Max Healthcare. A named highest package is not released by the institute.

M.Sc Nursing / PG 2-year

The PG 2-year cohort posted a median of Rs 12 LPA in both 2024 and 2025 (16 placed in 2025). Demand for advanced-practice nursing and clinical instructors keeps this figure stable. Recruiters include Manipal Hospitals, ICMR and major private hospital groups.

AIIMS Bhubaneswar Highest Package 2025

AIIMS Bhubaneswar does not officially release a highest package figure for any year, so a verified peak CTC is Data not available for 2025, 2024 and 2023. The most reliable upper benchmark is the PG 3-year median of Rs 18 LPA (2024), which sits well above the MBBS median of Rs 15 LPA, underlining how postgraduate specialisation lifts earning potential relative to the undergraduate average.

Branch-wise / Programme-wise CTC Ranges

The gap between the highest-reporting programme (MD/MS at a Rs 18 LPA median) and the lowest (B.Sc at Rs 7.2 LPA) is roughly 2.5x, driven almost entirely by clinical specialisation: super-speciality and postgraduate qualifications carry scarcity value, while three-year allied programmes feed entry-level clinical and laboratory roles.

Highest-Paying Recruiters at AIIMS Bhubaneswar

Confirmed recruiters of AIIMS Bhubaneswar graduates are concentrated in India's large private hospital networks. Apollo Hospitals and Fortis Healthcare are among the most active for both MBBS and nursing graduates, typically in the Rs 12 LPA to Rs 18 LPA band for postgraduate-qualified hires. Max Healthcare and Manipal Hospitals recruit across clinical and nursing roles in a similar range, while the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) absorbs research-oriented graduates. Bhubaneswar's position as eastern India's growing tertiary-care and medical-research cluster gives graduates strong access to regional super-speciality hospitals alongside national chains.

Return on Investment (ROI)

AIIMS Bhubaneswar's MBBS course fee is nominal by design: the total academic course fee is approximately Rs 6,000 (est.) plus a refundable security deposit and mess charges of around Rs 4,000 per month. Against an MBBS median of Rs 15 LPA, the payback on tuition is effectively immediate - well under a single month of take-home pay. The top-earning PG route (Rs 18 LPA median) makes the ratio even more favourable. No private medical college in India approaches this fee-to-package ratio, making AIIMS Bhubaneswar one of the strongest ROI propositions among its peer AIIMS institutions.

AIIMS Bhubaneswar Average Package vs Peer AIIMS Institutions

On the MBBS median, AIIMS Bhubaneswar (Rs 15 LPA) sits at the top of this second-generation AIIMS peer group, level with AIIMS Raipur and ahead of AIIMS Bhopal (Rs 14.5 LPA) and AIIMS Jodhpur (Rs 13.56 LPA). With near-identical nominal fees across all four, its placement standing is best described as a leading position among the 2012-era AIIMS institutions.

Average Packages at AIIMS Bhubaneswar - Quick Snapshot

• MBBS median (2025): Rs 15 LPA
• PG 3-year median (MD/MS, 2024): Rs 18 LPA
• PG 2-year median (2025): Rs 12 LPA
• B.Sc Nursing median (2025): Rs 10 LPA
• B.Sc 3-year median: Rs 7.2 LPA
• Overall average and highest package: Not released by the institute
• MBBS internship stipend: Rs 17,000 to Rs 30,000 per month (one-year compulsory rotatory internship)
• Students placed (2025, across reporting programmes): 105

Year-wise Package Trends

The MBBS median has trended gently upward, from Rs 14 LPA in 2023 and 2024 to Rs 15 LPA in 2025, mirroring rising private-sector demand for AIIMS-trained clinicians. PG medians vary year to year with cohort mix and the specific specialisations graduating, which explains the swing between Rs 15 LPA, Rs 18 LPA and Rs 12 LPA across the three years.