BSAMCH Admission 2025: MBBS and DNB Courses, Eligibility, Process, and Key Dates

Ans. International students or Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) can apply to BSAMCH through the NRI/Foreign Quota, if available for that academic session. They must also qualify through NEET-UG, as this is mandatory in India for medical aspirants, and then the Directorate General of Health Services under the Ministry of Health will conduct the counselling process for NRI and foreign students. BSAMCH may offer a small number of NRI seats according to guidelines published annually. The core subjects at high school must be equivalent to the Indian high school syllabus, and should include:

• Physics
• Chemistry
• Biology
• English.

Ans. BSAMCH provides 125 MBBS seats per academic year. The distribution is usually according to the reservation norms of the government of Delhi and the University of Delhi. Roughly 85% was reserved for a candidate who is a Delhi domicile, and approximately 15% was considered under the All India Quota (AIQ), depending on the yearly announcement of the seat matrix. The reservations include SC, ST, OBC, EWS, PwD, and CW (Children/Widows of Armed Forces Personnel) categories. The allotment of seats is by online counselling only according to the merit list.

Ans. Apart from registering for the Delhi NEET Counselling, candidates have to fill out their preferences along with BSAMCH during the round of choice filling. Based upon NEET rank, reservation status and availability of seat, the counselling authority (FMSC or DGHS) will allot the seat in phases:

• Round 1
• Round 2
• Mop-up round

Each round has its choice-filling period. Once candidates are allotted a seat, they must accept, report to BSAMCH in person and go through the admission process within the time. If a candidate does not accept the seat, it will go to the next candidate on the list.

Ans. No, BSAMCH does not conduct an entrance examination for either MBBS or other UG medical courses. Admissions are through the NEET-UG exam, which is a national-level entrance examination by the National Testing Agency (NTA). All eligible candidates must sit for NEET and subsequently, participate in either Delhi state counselling or All India Quota counselling, depending on eligibility. Any assurance of admission to BSAMCH through direct or donation means should be treated as a fraud.

Ans. BSAMCH usually commences the MBBS academic session between September and November, after completing the NEET counselling and final admission processes. The date is subject to variation based on the announcement of the NEET result and the number of counselling rounds to be conducted by the NTA before the commencement of academic activities and administrative processes. Students are then formally informed of the college's orientation sessions and requirements, as well as the deadlines for document verification and reporting date by official notification from the college website and email, and students are advised that reporting late will not be entertained.