MD in Pharmacology 

at UCMS, Dilshad Garden

The fee for the MD programme at the University College of Medical Sciences (UCMS) in Delhi is ?73,120 for the first year. The eligibility for this programme is an MBBS degree with a minimum of 55% marks. The fee structure for various courses at UCMS is as follows:

MDS: ?73,120 (1st Year Fees) MBBS: ?73,120 (1st Year Fees) 

BDS: ?73,120 (1st Year Fees) 

M.D (MDS): ?73,120 (1st Year Fees) 

M.D (MBBS): ?73,120 (1st Year Fees) 

M.Sc: ?35,650 (1st Year Fees) 

Graduation (MDS): ?1.03 Lakhs (1st Year Fees) 

Please do remember that these fees are subject to change, and it is recommended to check the official UCMS website or contact them directly for the most up-to-date information on fees and eligibility criteria.

No, you can't join University College of Medical Sciences without NEET. However, for BSc and MSc courses NEET is not the source of admission. 

Admission to undergraduate programs at the University College of Medical Sciences (UCMS) in Delhi is based on performance in the NEET, followed by counselling. Admission to postgraduate programs is based on the marks obtained in the NEET PG examination. Admission to the MBBS programme is based on NEET UG marks. 

Yes, University College of Medical Sciences does offers BSc at undergradduate level. The BSc is offered across one specialisations Radiogrpahy. Admission to the BSc is based on the entrance test conducted by Delhi University. Candidates must qualify the BSc eligibility criteria i.e., twelve years of school education with 50% aggregate with Physics, Chemistry, Biology & English as the main subjects. 

No, admissions to the UCMS BSc course are purely entry-based. Students willing to take admission must register and appear for the CUET 2025. Based on these scores, students are ranked and allocated a seat via a counselling process. Moreover, the students must also fulfil the eligibility requirements prescribed by the institute.

Overall, UCMS offers multiple programs in three fields-Medicine and Allied Services, Pharmacy and Sciences.Prominent courses like MBBS, BSC Medical Technology Radiography, MD Pharmacology, etc. are being provided.

The course for which the University College of Medical Sciences, University of Delhi famous for is MBBS.It is the most prefered and popular flagship programme among medical aspirants in University College of Medical Sciences.

University College of Medical Sciences, University of Delhi is one of the highly preferred medical college among aspirants.It has got 36th rank accredited by NIRF in 2023. For being eligible in getting admission in Medical, aspirant must have to qualify an all-India competitive exam termed as NEET (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test) and candidate must have passed class XII having 60 percent aggregate. For pursuing PG programs, a bachelor's degree in Sciences from a recognised university is required.

UCMS cutoff 2023 for the Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) course is based on NEET ranks. The cutoff 2023 concluded after Round 6. As per the UCMS cutoff 2023, the last round closing cutoff stood at 559 for the Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS). for the General category All India candidates 

Considering the past three year cutoff trends, the institute witnessed a declining trend for Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) programme.

University College of Medical Sciences is a prominent institution for pursuing medical courses. Here, students can access undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctoral courses in various medical and paramedical disciplines.Overall, UCMS offers multiple programs in three fields-Medicine and Allied Services, Pharmacy and Sciences. Prominent courses like MBBS, BSC Medical Technology Radiography, MD Pharmacology, etc. are being provided by University College of Medical Sciences. 

The annual intake capacity is 71 for MD/MS courses in UCMS Delhi.

University College of Medical Sciences University of Delhi cutoff for MD/ MS is based on NEET PG scores. NEET PG 2023 concluded after the release of Round 5. The cutoff was released for multiple specialisations among which, MD in General Medicineand MD in Dermatology, Venereology and Leprosy became the most competitive specialisation. This conclusion was derived after considering their last round closing ranks.

Check out the previous years’ closing cutoff ranks for top specialisations, candidates can refer to the table given below for the General All India Quota: