Dept. of OBG, Aiims Mangalagiri
AIIMS Mangalagiri, Andhra Pradesh
What this registration covers
Registered for IUI only
A Level 1 clinic may do intrauterine insemination (IUI), which means prepared sperm placed in the womb. Under Rule 3 of the ART Rules, 2022, that is the only ART procedure it is registered to carry out. IVF, where an egg is fertilised outside the body, and ICSI are not covered.
This is what the register says, restated. It is not a rating and not an inspection report.
A Level 1 clinic cannot legally perform IVF or ICSI. If you are being offered either here, ask to see a Level 2 certificate, or ask why not. Insemination (IUI), where prepared sperm are placed in the womb, is what this registration covers.
Ask before you pay
Drawn from this clinic’s own record and from what the ART Rules require of it.
- Ask to see the certificate of registration. The law requires the clinic to display one at a conspicuous place (Rule 8, ART Rules 2022).
- Ask whether this clinic is registered for IVF. The national register lists it at Level 1, which covers IUI only: no egg retrieval, no fertilisation outside the body, no embryo transfer.
- Ask for the whole cost in writing before the cycle starts. Medicines, scans, the procedure, freezing and storage are usually billed separately.
- Ask for the contact details of the clinic’s grievance cell. Every clinic must maintain one (Rule 11).
The official record
Copied from the National ART & Surrogacy Registry, Department of Health Research, Ministry of Health and Family Welfare. Nothing here has been edited.
- Name on the register
- Dept. of OBG, AIIMS Mangalagiri Shown above as “Dept. of OBG, Aiims Mangalagiri”.
- Registered address
- AIIMS Mangalagiri, Andhra Pradesh
- State
- Andhra Pradesh
- Registration number
- AP/AC/2024/15273/L1/GUNTUR/270
- Level on the register
- Level 1: IUI only
- Registered in
- 2024
- Institution type
- Private
- Certificate runs to
- 17 October 2029
- Email on the register
- obgyn@aiimsmangalagiri.edu.in
What this record does not contain. Prices, success rates, the names or qualifications of doctors, equipment, waiting times, complaints, or whether anyone found the clinic good. The register does not hold any of that, so we cannot show it. A licence is not a recommendation.
If something goes wrong
- Ask the clinic’s grievance cell. Every registered clinic must keep one (Rule 11 of the ART Rules, 2022). Ask for its contact details in writing.
- Complain to your State Appropriate Authority. These are the officers who grant and cancel registrations. The national portal publishes their list. Find yours →
- Appeal. A couple, or a woman, may appeal against an order to the State Government or the Central Government under Section 19, in Form 4 of the Rules.
- File it on CPGRAMS if the state authority does not respond. pgportal.gov.in →
Something here is wrong
If the register has an error, such as a closed clinic, an address that has moved or a level that has changed, tell us. We show corrections beside the official line, never in place of it, and a clinic, a patient or a regulator can send one.
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