MS in Ophthalmology 

at UCMS, Dilshad Garden

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. 

UCMS BSc application fees vary depending on the category of the candidates. Tabulated below is the category-wise application fees to be paid while applying:

Note: The above-mentioned application fees is as per official sources. However, it is subject to change.

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, 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.

Yes, it is compulsory to appear for CUET for admission to the UCMS BSc course. As per the admission policy, the institute only accepts CUET UG scores for BSc course selection process. Other than this, eligible students must also participate in the subsequent counselling process. Those who get a seat are further required to pay the first instalment of the fees.

Yes, students who receive the BSc admissions offers from University College of Medical Sciences are required to make payment of the fees prescribed by the institute. In general, at this stage, students are required to pay a one-time fee and the first installment of the tuition fees. As per the fee structure, the total tuition fees for BSc amounts to INR 30,000.

Note: The above-mentioned fee is taken from various official sources. However, it is subject to change.

With increasing concern for health, the demand for healthcare professionals has seen a boom. Thus, after completing UCMS BSc courses, students have numerous opportunities in the healthcare industry to explore. Tabulated below are the various job titles that students can pursue after graduating:

Candidates aiming to get a seat in the UCMS BSc course must have passed Class 12 with PCM and a minimum of 50%. Students must have also appeared for the CUET UG exam. Next, they are required to submit an application form on the institute's official website.

After that, students who are shortlisted are required to take part in the counselling process. Once the seats are allocated, candidates must report to the institute according to the prescribed schedule. Lastly, they must pay the prescribed fees to secure their admission.

Yes, University College of Medical Sciences does offer scholarships to its BSc students to help them financially for pursuing their education. Find below the scholarship offered by the institute:

• Post Matric Scholarship of Scheduled Castes Students
• Saraswati Foundation (NGO) Endowment Scholarship
• V.C. Student's Fund
• Dr. A.N. Duggal Endowment Scholarship
• NCERT Scholarship

The application portal for the UCMS BSc course has now been closed. The institute had released the forms on 25 Apr, 2025. Moreover, the last date to fill out the application form and submit it was 10 May, 2025. Students who did not apply and wish to take admission are advised to get in touch with the admissions committee directly, as extension of admission dates is at the discretion of college authorities only.