Kerala University of Health Sciences

The total seat intake for the MBBS course at KUHS is 325. This number of seats is commodiously offered by the university's affiliated colleges. To get a seat in the MBBS course, applicants are required to complete their Class 12 or an equivalent examination qualification with English and Physics, Chemistry, and Biology. The candidate has also secured aggregate marks not below 50% (relaxation applies for SC/ ST or other reserved categories). It is compulsory to clear the NEET UG exam/ KEAM, followed by a counselling process. 

No, NEET UG scores are not mandatory for admission to the MBBS course at KUHS. The university also accepts relevant scores of KEAM too for admission to the MBBS course. Moreover, after qualifying for the entrance examination, candidates are required to appear for the counselling process. Thus, applicants with valid scores in any of the following- NEET UG/ KEAM can enrol in the MBBS course at KUHS.  

Applicants can apply for the MBBS course at KUHS according to the admission dates of the entrance exams. Moreover, the university opens its application portal around the month of March. Once candidates qualify for all the eligibility criteria and admission parameters, they can apply for the course through the official website of examination authority. 

The minimum marks required to get admission into the MBBS course at Kerala University of Health Sciences are 50% the PCB stream. Moreover, the minimum scores for final admission can not be predicted because they depend on the cutoff ranks and scores of a particular academic year. In some years, the cutoff can go till 4090, and in others, it can close on 3414. Thus, the minimum cutoff can not be predicted for any academic year. 

Kerala University of Health Sciences offers entrance-based admission to the BPharm course. Moreover, to get admission into BPharm courses at KUHS, seats will be filled by the Entrance Commissioner Kerala from the KEAM Pharmacy Exam. Thus, the merit released by the university is based on applicants' achieved scores in KEAM, followed by a counselling process.

Yes, Kerala University of Health Sciences does offer scholarships to BPharm students on various grounds, such as academic excellence, merit, research contribution, category, need, etc. The names of some of the KUHS BPharm scholarships are

• KUHS Research Appreciation Award
• Central and State Government Scholarships for Minority Students
• Prof. Joseph Mundassery Scholarship
• CH Mohammed Koya Scholarship, etc. 

Kerala University of Health Sciences is affiliated with more than 200 colleges, and the total number of seats offered for BPharm courses is around 820; four of the affiliated colleges offer the same number of seats in the BPharm course, which is the highest. Check out the name of the affiliated college with the number of offered seats in the table below: