Institute of Medical Sciences, BHU

IMS BHU offers a 4-year UG-level BSc (Nursing) course. It can be challenging to get into IMS BHU for BSc (Nursing), given the fact that the cut-offs are high and the seat intake is 100. Candidates must qualify Class 12 or equivalent with subjects (Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and English). Candidates must seek the Class 12 qualification from a recognised Board/ University with at least 45% marks and also qualify the entrance exams considered for the admission process by the Institute.

IMS BHU has a dedicated anti-ragging committee which is responsible for investigating complaints of ragging and taking appropriate disciplinary actions against the perpetrators. The university give the utmost priority to the students safety.

Institute of Medical Science BHU NEET MDS was released for Round 1. The IMS BHU Cutoff was released for various MDS courses. The Cutoff was released for different categories under the AI and the HS Quota. MDS in Prosthodontics was a highly competitive course, with the Cutoff rank of 24 for the General AI category candidates. Moreover, during the IMS BHU MDS 2023 Cutoff, the Cutoff rank for Prosthodontics was closed at 11, for Round 1, for the General AI category candidates. This shows that the competition has declined in the same course. 

Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery (BAMS) was discontinued at the Institute of Medical Sciences, BHU in April 2023. The cutoff rank required in the NEET UG exam by the general category students for admission to BAMS at the Institute of Medical Sciences, BHU was 27823.