ILBS Delhi - Institute of Liver and Biliary Sciences

Yes, for taking admission in PhD course at ILBS Delhi, candidates must appear for an entrance exam. The exam accepted for PhD course is UGC NET. However, if the candidate has not appeared for it, they have to appear for the ILBS Delhi written exam which as the name suggests, is conducted by the institute itself. After clearing the exams, a personal interview round is conducted at the institute which is the final step for admission.

The total seat intake for MCh cours at ILBS Delhi is six. Candidates must apply much before the last date to confirm their admissions on time and avoid any confusions later on. The course is offered for a duration of three years and in one specialisation- Hepato-Pancreato-Biliary Surgery. Admissions to the MCh course are on the basis of the NEET SS exam. 

No, ILBS written exam is not mandatory for taking admission in MCh course at ILBS Delhi. Candidates must appear for the NEET SS exam for taking admission in the course and based on the merit of this exam, admission is granted to candidates. They have to appear for the counselling process after the results have been declared at opt for ILBS Delhi in the same. Admissions are open at ILBS Delhi and candidates can apply online or offline. 

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.

Certificate courses at ILBS Delhi are offered in multiple specialisations. These include- PDCC in Hepato-Hematology, PDCC Pulmonary, Critical Care and Sleep Medicine, PDCC in Advanced Clinical Biochemistry, PGCC in Clinical Nutrition, PGCC in Clinical Research in Liver Diseases, PGCC in Epidemiology of Viral Hepatitis and Liver Diseases, Critical Care Certification Course, Certificate Course in Biostatistics, etc. 

The certificate courses at ILBS Delhi are offered for a duration of six months to one year. For two courses, i.e., Critical Care Certification Course and Critical Care Certification Course the duration is six months, while for all the other courses such as PDCC and PGCC the duration is of one year at the institute. Candidates can choose from a variety of specialisations and must fulfil the eligibility criteria for admission. 

The DM course at ILBS Delhi is offered for three specialisations. These include- Hepatology, Organ Transplant Anaesthesia and Critical Care and Pediatric Hepatology. All these are offered for a duartion of three years. Candidates must appear for the NEET SS exam to take admission in the course. They can also appear for the ILBS written exam. Appearing for one of these exams is mandatory for admission.