INICET July 2025 Session- AIIMS to Begin EUC Generation, Final Registration from Tomorrow
New Delhi- The All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), New Delhi, is going to start the Generation of Examination Unique Code (EUC) and Final Registration of INICET for the July 2025 Session from tomorrow. Earlier, the EUC and Final Registration were scheduled to start on April 1 2025.
As per the official notice in this regard, AIIMS New Delhi is going to start the EUC and Final Registration of INICET for the July 2025 Session from tomorrow, i.e. 03rd April 2025. Candidates are advised to visit the AIIMS New Delhi official website for all the latest updates and information.
INI CET 2025 registration involves a three-way process that includes basic registration, EUC generation, and final registration. The basic registration for the INI CET 2025 July session is going on till April 15, 2025.
The EUC is a mandatory code that candidates must obtain after the completion of the basic registration. EUC stands for Exam Unique Code. Students should note that only those candidates who have completed the registration and basic information can proceed to generate the EUC code for INI CET 2025 and further fill out the final application form. However, the officials have notified that the previous EUC code will not be considered valid for the July 2025 session.
STEPS TO GENERATE EUC CODE FOR AIIMS INI CET 2025 JULY SESSION
STEP 1- Visit the official website of AIIMS, New Delhi.
STEP 2- Click “Academic Courses” on the home page.
STEP 3- Click on “Registration/ Login” from the available options.
STEP 4- Click on “Registration & Basic Candidate Information and Generation of Code”.
STEP 5- Further, click on the “proceed” option and submit details to get the EUC.
The INI CET 2025 exam for the July session is scheduled to be held in computer-based mode on May 17, 2025. The INI CET 2025 July application form process began on March 10, 2025.
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