Medicine

Those seeking admission in MBBS need to qualify the eligibility criteria wherein one needs to pass with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology as subjects from a 10+2 setup, with a minimum score of 50% (40% for SC/ST students). A student further needs to clear NEET-UG. The process followed here is the basis on scores secured in NEET while admissions are taken by the counselling of Telangana State Medical and Health Department. Next, candidates must get a valid rank in NEET and join counseling for a seat. Admission is granted based on document verification and fee collection.

MBBS is one of the top courses at Osmania Medical College, as it not only carries long-standing reputational mileage but exceptional faculty which also enables quality clinical exposure. It is also one of the oldest medical colleges in India, dating back to 1846, and has been giving some really extremely skilled medical professionals.

Yes, you can join the Koustuv Research Institute of Medical Science without NEET for a B.Pharma. The Institute accepts scores of OJEE and NEET for admissions in this course. So if you don't wish to appear, you can go for OJEE. These two exams are the only way to gain admission to this course. The OJEE exam 2025 is likely to be conducted in the second week of May 2025. So if you are willing to take admission, you are advised to start preparing for the entrance exam now. 

The Diploma courses enable MBBS course graduates to specialize in high-demand medical areas, enhancing their clinical skills and expanding career opportunities, especially in hospitals and private practice.

Here are some of the Diploma courses candidates can pursue after the MBBS course:

Postgraduate Diploma Courses: 

• Diploma in Child Health (DCH)

• Diploma in Obstetrics & Gynecology (DGO)

• Diploma in Anesthesia (DA)

• Diploma in Clinical Pathology (DCP)

• Diploma in Dermatology, Venereology, and Leprosy (DDVL)

Yes, pursuing an MBA after MBBS is a viable option and can be a strategic career move. An MBA complements a Medical background by developing skills in management, leadership, and business that are valuable in the healthcare industry. 

Many MBBS graduates opt for an MBA in Hospital Management, Hospital Administration, or General Management to transition into roles such as hospital management, healthcare consulting, or pharmaceutical administration.