UCMS BSc Courses & Fees 2025: Eligibility & Selection, Admission Dates, How to Apply

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:

UCMS Medical Technology BSc course ranks as one of the good paramedical courses available in Delhi. After completing the course, students can expect to pursue job opportunities with good pay. Tabulated below are some of the common job profiles for Medical Technology graduates to pursue, along with the average salaries:

Note: The above-mentioned salaries are industry-based average pay. Actual salaries may differ.

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.

The total fees to pursue the UCMS BSc course amount to INR 1.8 lakh. This fee comprises various components: tuition fees, hostel fees, one-time fees, and more. Moreover, students must note that they may have to pay additional fee components. To know more, students can check out the below table:

Note: The above-mentioned fee is as per the official sources. However, it is indicative and subject to change.

The following table depicts the course-wise total strength and the number of students placed over the past three years of University College of Medical Sciences, DU placements:

NOTE: The aforementioned placement data is fetched from the NIRF report 2024.

A. According to the NIRF report 2022, the college recorded nearly 63% placement rate for PG (3-year) students during placements 2022. A decreasing trend was observed in the PG (3-year) placement rate over the last three years. The trend graph below showcases the placement rate recorded for PG (3-year) students in the last three years:

The table below showcases the placement rate recorded for PG (3-year) students in the past three years:

The 2023 placement details are out for PG (3-year) courses only. Out of 145 PG (3-year) graduates 114 were placed. The median package stood at INR 17 LPA. Check the complete insights of University College of Medical Sciences placements 2023 from the table below:

NOTE: The aforementioned placement data is fetched from the NIRF report 2024.

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. 

The answer will be both yes and no. Getting into UCMS Delhi without NEET is possible since AIIMS Delhi offers courses apart from MBBS, such as BSc, MSc. Admission to all these courses is either subject to an institute-specific entrance exam. However, if the ultimate objective is to crack UCMS Delhi for MBBS, a student has to go through the NEET UG entrance exam followed by the counselling process. If the ranking and score obtained in the exam match with the minimum requirement of the institution, the student will get admission here for MBBS, otherwise not. 

According to unofficial online sources, the majority of University College of Medical Sciences alumni are working in the Healthcare Services sector with a 47% share. The pie chart below illustrates the detailed sector-wise distribution of alumni:

NOTE: The ‘Others’ category illustrates the combined data of diverse sectors such as Community and Social Services, Legal, Consulting, Engineering, Accounting, Operations, HR, Media and Communication, Customer Success and Support.

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. 

For students belonging to the OBC category, the maximum cutoff rank required for admission to MBBS was 2106. The cutoff rank varies by rounds and category. Candidates can refer to the table below to view the round-wise closing ranks for the MBBS course. 

During 2023 placements, the median package offered to PG (3-year) students was INR 17 LPA. The median package has been the same for the past three years of PG (3-year) placements. The following table represents the UCMS placement package trends:

NOTE: The above salary data is fetched from the NIRF report 2024.

After the NEET MDS result declares, the eligible candidates can opt for counselling rounds. To participate in the NEET MDS 2025 counselling, eligible candidates have to register themselves on the official website of MCC. They have to fill in their choice of colleges and courses as well. Four rounds of counselling are originally conducted including the online stray vacancy round for admission into Masters of Dental Surgery courses. Based on the marks and ranks of the applicants, choice filled, seat availability, and other criteria, MCC releases the seat allotment list for NEET MDS counselling. Selected candidates have to report to the allotted institute for confirmation of admission. In case of vacant seats, MCC will conduct additional rounds of counselling.

If you belong to the General AI quota and are aiming for admission to the MD and MS courses, you must target a cutoff rank of up to 107819 and lower to get a seat at the University College of Medical Sciences, University of Delhi. This is based on the NEET PG Round 3 cutoff 2025. The cutoff ranks vary by round and category. 

The annual intake of the college is 13 for Diploma programme.

The candidate must qualify NEET PG for MD/MS with a decent rank and must have a MBBS degree recognised by MCI with a minimum aggregate of 55% (50% for reserved categories).