MD (Ayurved) in Rachana Sharira 

at IMS BHU, Varanasi

The Institute of Medical Sciences is one of the six institutes of Banaras Hindu University in Varanasi, India. There are a very limited number of seats available for MD at IMS BHU. Only a total of 168 seats are available for MD and MS programs, and in which 5 seats are reserved, for international students. It comprises three faculties: the Faculty of Medicine, Dental Sciences, and Ayurveda. 

The Institute of Medical Sciences (IMS) at Banaras Hindu University (BHU) in Varanasi, offers a Doctor of Medicine (MD) program in various specializations. IMS BHU is a very cost-effective college as it is a government college. This college is ranked 5th best college in terms of medical and 18th best in dental. For the course of Doctorate of Medicine [MD] INR 22,860 1st Year fees with eligibility - post graduation with a duration of 3 years so approximately would be near to 60 to 70 thousand. 

IMS-BHU is definetly better as compared to Heritage Institue of Medical Science in MD course as well as in all other coursesbecause :-

• IMS BHU is ranked 8th in the Medical Category and 18th in the Dental Category by NIRF Ranking 2023. 
• The institute is recognised and approved by the Medical Council of India.
• IMS-BHU is a government college and HIM is a private college.
• Heritage Institue of Medical Science is a very much expensive college.

Institute of Medical Sciences is the medical school of Banaras Hindu University which is residential and co-educational just like the other institutions of the university. IMS BHU is ranked 8th in the Medical Category and 18th in the Dental Category.Institue of Medical Science- BHU is a public university operated under Banaras Hindu University.The MBBS fee is approximately INR30000 (tution fee)+hostel fee seperately. The cutoff for the college was INR 32000.The fee for first year student is INR 13410 and from second onward it is INR 11610. The total fee for the course is INR 164000.

Institute of Medical Sciences BHU does not offer direct admission. IMS BHU primarily relies on national-level entrance exams like NEET-UG for undergraduate programs (like MBBS and BSc Nursing) and NEET-PG, NEET-SS, and NEET-MDS for postgraduate and super-specialty courses. After qualifying the relevant entrance exam, candidates must participate in the counseling process conducted by the Medical Counselling Committee. 

In NEET, there is a higher competition and you require a higher rank  for admission in IMS-BHU

For MBBS:-

For BDS:-

BHU owns an Anti-Ragging Squad and Monitoring Cell which runs by certain rules and regulations and exists to look after the adherence of anti-ragging policy on the campus. BHU follows serious measures against ragging and believes in eradicating the ragging culture from the campus 100%. The campus is under constant surveillance and has CCTV coverage of the entire campus as well.

 Institute of Medical Sciences BHU accepts admission based on national entrance exams. The institute accepts national entrance exams such as NEET, CUET, and others. IMS BHU admission requires a minimum aggregate of 50% in Class 12  (PCB). Furthermore, they must qualify NEET UG for their category that is, OBC/ General/ EWS. 

Hey nishar,

GICED offers various courses such as PG Diploma, B.Sc, diploma, BMS, BA, MA and B Des etc. All the courses offered by GICED are ranked significantly by the students but the Bachelor of Design course and post graduate Diploma are the highest rated courses and ranked on top by the students.

MBA admission is done through SMAT exam and Bsc is 45 percent in 12th as a minimum criteria.

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