Medicine & Health Sciences

The application process for Maharajas Institute of Medical Science BSc admission has following criteria:

Age limit

• The candidate seeking admission must have attained the age of 17 years on or before 31st June of the year of his/her admission in the 1st year of the Course.

Educational Qualification

• The candidate must have passed the senior Secondary (10+2) Examination from a recognised University/Board in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology, with a minimum of 50% marks in aggregate for General Category students & 45%in cases of SC/ST students.
• The admission will be purely based on the total percentage of marks obtained in physics, chemistry, and biology.
• The application form for admission, duly filled in by the Candidates in his/ her handwriting should reach the College office on or before the last date as notified in the advertisement.
• Selected Candidates shall undergo medical checkups by authorized officers to obtain a “Physical fitness certificate”. Blind (including colorblind), deaf, and/or dumb candidates shall not be allowed for admission to the course.
• The candidate who does not deposit his/her fees by the scheduled date or does not report for admission by the prescribed date, his/ her seat will be forfeited and will be allotted to the candidate next on the waiting list.

Candidates pursuing the BSc Medical Technology programme will study a diverse number of subjects throughout the tenure of the programme. Some of these subjects will be compulsory while some of the subjects will be elective. Given below is the list of some of the subjects that students will study throughout the duration of the BSc Medical Technology programme at SIHS Pune:

• Physiology I
• Basic Science 
• Medical Physics
• Soft Skills for Allied Health Professionals
• Applied Clinical Sciences  (Neurosciences Technology)
• Basic Biochemistry
• Basic Pharmacology
• Applied Clinical Sciences  (Operation Theatre & Anesthesia)
• Cardiovascular Diseases
• Cardiac Pharmacology
• Advanced Cardiac Life Support  (ACLS) (Laparoscopy & Endoscopy)

Earning a degree in BSc in Anaesthesia doesnt make you a doctor. While these graduates can work in healthcare and assist doctors who specialise in anaesthesia, they havent gone through the same rigorous medical training as an MD or MBBS doctor.

Anesthesiologists are medical doctors who have dedicated their education to anesthesia. This in depth training equips them with the knowledge and skills to manage anesthesia independently.

In essence, there's a big difference between providing support and taking the lead role. Anaesthesia technicians play a valuable role by assisting doctors, but they operate under the supervision of those with a doctor of Medicine degree.

D. Y. Patil Medical College, Kolhapur has a total of 150 seats for the MBBS program, with 127 seats allocated for the Merit Quota and 23 seats for the NRI Quota. The total fees for the Merit Quota is INR 20,60,000, and the total fees for the NRI Quota is $ 36,000. The fee structure includes tuition and development fees to be paid annually, with hostel charges of INR 1,00,000 per annum. The tuition fees should be paid by demand draft or through RTGS, and the fees are inclusive of eligibility/registration fees. The college offers a range of facilities, including A/C classrooms, labs, a library, and hospital/medical facilities.In addition you can contact the college directly for further information