MBBS

DSU Bangalore offers admission to MBBS based on the rank obtained in the National Eligibility Cum Entrance Test (NEET).  The seat allotment process happens by merit through Centralised Common Counselling by Karnataka Examination Authority (KEA). Selected candidates must report to the institution allotted to the candidate and complete all admission formalities within a stipulated timeline as put in by the institution. 

Yes, Admission to DSU Bangalore MBBS programme is based on the rank obtained in the National Eligibility Cum Entrance Test. NEET is conducted once a year in offline or paper-pencil-based test (PBT) mode for three hours and 20 minutes or 200 minutes. As far as the NEET exam pattern is concerned, there are 200 questions from Physics, Chemistry and Biology, out of which 180 questions have to be attempted. 

DSU Bangalore offers four and a half-year MBBS programme with one-year compulsory rotatory internship. DSU Bangalore offers MBBS through Dr. Chandramma Dayananda Sagar Institute of Medical Education & Research. Admission to MBBS programme is based on rank obtained in NEET conducted on All India Basis by the National Testing Agency.  Aspirants need to complete Class 12 or equivalent with Physics, Chemistry,  Biology/ Biotechnology and English individually with at least 50% aggregate to apply for MBBS.

Candidates wishing to apply for DSU Bangalore MBBS programme have to fulfil the eligibility requirements. Check below detailed eligibility for MBBS:

• CDSIMER admits Indian Nationals/ Overseas Citizen of India (OCI)/ Person of Indian Origin (PIO) under the general category, subject to fulfillment of eligibility criteria.
• Aspirants need to complete Class 12 or equivalent with Physics, Chemistry,  Biology/ Biotechnology and English individually with at least 50% aggregate together in Physics, Chemistry and Biology/ Biotechnology can apply for DSU Bangalore MBBS.

Unfortunately, it is not possible to pursue an MBBS degree in India without passing the NEET exam. NEET is required for admission to MBBS courses in all Indian medical institutes.

Both Maharashtra and Uttar Pradesh are excellent options for MBBS programmes in India, with each having particular benefits and drawbacks. Media reports indicate that Maharashtra state board students constitute the largest cohort of NEET-UG applicants throughout the preceding five years, while Uttar Pradesh had the highest number of qualifying candidates. In the end, one's own goals and preferences determine what constitutes a "better" condition. This is a synopsis to help you with the comparison:

According to the NIRF 2023 report, Lady Hardinge Medical College reports an MBBS placement percentage of roughly 60%. The Training and Placement Cell at the college helps students find internships, which are a mandatory component of the course work. Internships are available in affiliated hospitals and come with a generous stipend that is greater than that of many other Delhi colleges. Prominent employers like Apollo Hospitals, Fortis Healthcare, and Max Healthcare, which offer an average MBBS campus placement package of about INR 296,000, help the college achieve a positive placement scenario.