Kerala University of Health Sciences Thrissur Answered Questions

The recent cutoff for the MBBS course has been announced for the academic batch of 2025. Moreover, as per the last three years of cutoff records, this year cutoff is the most competitive. Get a detailed overview of the MBBS cutoff in the table below:NEET Round 1 Closing Rank (General-All India)Course202320242025MBBS - Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery409034543414

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 areKUHS Research Appreciation AwardCentral and State Government Scholarships for Minority StudentsProf. Joseph Mundassery ScholarshipCH Mohammed Koya Scholarship, etc. 

No, candidates are not allowed to get direct admission to the BDS course at Kerala University of Health Sciences. This university is a government university. It was established in the year 2010. Moreover, the provision of direct admission or enrollment by donation is not permitted in government universities. Hence, to get into the BDS course, candidates are required to complete all the admission processes stated by the university  

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. 

The minimum marks required to get admission into the BDS course at Kerala University of Health Sciences are 50% in Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Biotechnology, and English subjects. 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. However, candidates who have secured more than 50% in their Class 12 in the specifically mentioned subjects are eligible to apply.   

Apart from the tuition fee, there are several other components of the KUHS MBBS course fee, such as the hostel fee, admission fee, application fee, etc. Some of the fee components are required to be paid semesterly, annually or one-time. Check out the fee components and their amounts in the table below:Fee componentsAmount (for 66 months)TuitionINR 1.13 Lacs - INR 5.4 lakhOne-time PaymentINR 2,320Total feeINR 1.15 Lacs - INR 5.42 lakh The fee amount mentioned is sourced from the official website/sanctioning body and is subject to change. Therefore, it is indicative. 

The selection process for the BDS course at Kerala University of  Health Sciences includes NEET UG scores, followed by a counseling process. After achieving a valid score in NEET UG, register on KUHS's NEET UG counselling portal with your NEET roll number and details. Moreover, the university publishes a merit list for state quota students and for the All India quota.  

Yes, Kerala University of Health Sciences does offer scholarships to MBBS students on various grounds, such as academic excellence, merit, research contribution, category, need, etc. The names of some of the KUHS MBBS scholarships areKUHS Research Appreciation AwardCentral and State Government Scholarships for Minority StudentsProf. Joseph Mundassery ScholarshipCH Mohammed Koya Scholarship, etc. 

Yes, Kerala University of Health Sciences does offer scholarships to BHMS students on various grounds, such as academic excellence, merit, research contribution, category, need, etc. The names of some of the KUHS BHMS scholarships areKUHS Research Appreciation AwardCentral and State Government Scholarships for Minority StudentsProf. Joseph Mundassery ScholarshipCH Mohammed Koya Scholarship, etc. 

Kerala University of Health Sciences provides a five and a half year BDS programme at the UG level. Comparing KUHS with other universities/ colleges offering BDS courses, candidates should understand the parameters they think are important.Candidates can compare the Return on Investment (ROI) that they can expect after the course. To do this, they need to compare course fees and placement records of different colleges.Candidates can also compare the colleges based on the overall rankings, accreditation, course structure, curriculum, medium of instruction, etc.