Admission to the deemed university requires an online application with personal details, qualifications, and NEET scores, followed by registration payment. Counseling sessions for document verification are conducted rank-wise, with fee payment via demand draft. An affidavit against ragging is mandatory. The annual tuition fee is Rs 17 lakhs, contributing to a lower NEET cutoff score. Admission is based on the All India Merit List managed by the Medical Council of India.
Eligibility requires 10+2 education with PCB subjects and a qualifying NEET score. After admission confirmation, original documents and full fees must be submitted. The faculty, many of whom have over 20 years of experience and are alumni, are doctors, creating a robust academic environment. The faculty-to-student ratio is 1:50, encouraging personalized attention and participation in research and activities. The college conducts three internal exams before the final university exam, emphasizing transparency.
The comprehensive MBBS program includes a one-year internship with a stipend of Rs 17,000 to 25,000 per month, offering clinical experience in rural and hospital settings. The college's fee structure includes a Rs 17 lakh annual tuition fee and Rs 1 lakh for hostel and mess charges, totaling Rs 85.15 lakhs for the MBBS program. A security deposit of Rs 10,000 and an admission fee of Rs 15,000 are also required.
Although expensive, the fees reflect the facilities and education provided. The college boasts a 100% placement rate, with graduates placed in various hospitals, supported by national and international tie-ups. Scholarships are not directly offered by the college but are available through government and trusts. The college is registered with major banks for student loans and offers a tie-up with SBI. Research opportunities like the ICMR project provide scholarships of up to Rs 20,000.
Tuition fees for NRI students are Rs 25 lakhs, and other fees like exam registration are approximately Rs 10,000 per year.
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