PDCC in Advanced Diagnostic and Clinical Microbiology 

at ILBS Delhi, Vasant Kunj

Yes, Institute of Liver and Biliary Sciences Delhi conducts a personal interview round for some courses offered. This mainly includes the PhD course. Candidates must clear this round in order to take admission in the institute along with the entrance exams. The interview is taken by the faculty members of ILBS Delhi.

Both of these colleges, ILBS Delhi and SGPGI Lucknow are good medical colleges that offers many courses. The fees at both of these colleges are also average and efficient. However, ILBS can be considered better than SGPGI Lucknow because of multiple factors like qualiy of education, placement opportunities and competition to get into one. Nonetheless, as per your factors to consider the choice may differ as to which institute is better between the both.

The Institute of Liver and Biliary Sciences (ILBS) is a tertiary care, super-specialty hospital located in Vasant Kunj, New Delhi, India. It was established in 2009 by the Government of the National Capital Territory of Delhi as an autonomous institute. The ILBS is a mono-superspeciality hospital, which means that it provides primarily liver and biliary care.

It offers M.Ch Hepato Pancreato Biliary Surgery for the duration of 3 years.

It has only 6 seats in M.Ch and thus its fees for General is almost Rs 1,60,000.

So, it is expensive.

Yes, ILBS Delhi offers both post graduate and post doctoral certificate courses to its students. The post graduate certificate courses at ILBS Delhi are 6 months - 1 year courses that are available in fulltime mode only. There are a total of 18 seats available for PGCC admissions at ILBS Delhi which are divided among its 5 PGCC specialisations.

Institute of Liver and Biliary Sciences Delhi admissions are primarily entrance-based. Candidates have to appear for NEET SS or UGC NET to take admission, or else they can appear for a written examination conducted by the institute itself. Merit of these exams is considered for admission.

In ILBS Delhi, there are 26 programmes. Out of them, the most popular and best are:

•  PDCC
•  PGCC
•  PhD
•  DM
•  M.Ch
•  DM Hepatology

ILBS Delhi also offers PhD and certification courses in various specializations. The admission to these courses is based on entrance examinations, and candidates must appear for the respective entrance examination and obtain a valid score to fulfil the ILBS, New Delhi admission criteria to be eligible for the courses.

For applying for certificate courses at ILBS Delhi, candidates must first register themselves online on the official website of the institute by filling the application form. They can also contact the admission office for offline admissions. After applying the candidates have to appear for the ILBS written exam which is a mandatory criteria for selection in the course across all the specilaisations offered. Based on the merit of this exam, the admission is granted.

ILBS Delhi accepts the NEET SS entrance exam, followed by the counselling rounds for admission to the DM and MCh courses. ILBS Delhi NEET SS cutoff 2024 has been released wherein the first round closing rank for DM admission ranged between 4 and 1789 for the General AI category students. For M.Ch. in Hepato Pancreato Biliary Surgery, the first round closing rank stood at 112. Candidates can refer to the table below to view the Institute of Liver and Biliary Sciences NEET SS Round 1 cutoff ranks for all the DM and MCh courses for the students belonging to the General AI quota. 

DM course at ILBS Delhi is offered in three specialisations and for a duration of three years. Taking admission in DM course at ILBS Delhi is generally considered a decent option by a candidate. While taking admission, candidates must take into consideration factors like fees structure, faculty, infrastructure and other facilties. The course curriculum should also be analysed and understood. Aspirants can apply online on the official website of the institute. 

There are around 112 seats available in ILBS Delhi for certificate courses. However, these seats are subject to the seat reservation policies. These 112 seats are distributed among both the PDCC and PGCC specialisation at ILBS Delhi. Candidates can find the seat bifurcation of each PGCC and PDCC specialisation at ILBS Delhi by visiting the official website of the institute.