Kerala University of Health Sciences Thrissur Answered Questions

As per the information available on the admission calendar of Kerala University of Health Sciences (KUHS), June is the tentative date to start the admission. Moreover, as the application form goes live, the university updates the information on the official website, and candidates can apply for the course through the official website too. 

Applicants can apply for the BDS 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 the examination authority. 

To get admission into the BDS course at Kerala University of Health Sciences, the university accepts the valid scores of NEET UG. Therefore, one should be well-versed with the NEET UG pattern and syllabus. Moreover, to prepare for BDS at KUHS, candidates should also consider these pointers:Consistency towards studies (create a 6–8 hour daily study plan)MTG NCERT at fingertipsTake regular mock testsThe previous year cutoff for the BDS course at Kerala University of Health Sciences, etc.

The selection process for the MBBS course at Kerala University of Health Sciences includes NEET UG scores, followed by a counselling 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 also accepts KEAM scores, followed by counselling. Further, the university publishes a merit list for state quota students and the All India quota.

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. 

To get admission into the MBBS course at Kerala University of Health Sciences, the university accepts the valid scores of NEET UG. Therefore, one should be well-versed with the NEET UG pattern and syllabus. Moreover, to prepare for MBBS at KUHS, candidates should also consider these pointers:Consistency towards studies (create a 6–8 hour daily study plan)MTG NCERT at fingertipsTake regular mock testsThe previous year cutoff for the MBBS course at Kerala University of Health Sciences, etc.

The minimum eligibility requirement for admission to the BHMS course at KUHS is that applicants must complete their Class 12 with Physics, Chemistry, Biology with a minimum aggregate of 50% (45% for candidates belonging to SC/ ST/ OBC category). Additionally, for the selection process, the relevant NEET scores are acceptable, followed by a counselling process. 

Yes, the Kerala University of Health Sciences offers a BDS course that spans 66 months, of which one year is mandatory for the internship. To be eligible for admission into the BDS course at KUHS, candidates must meet specific eligibility requirements, such as completing Class 12 with Physics, Chemistry, Biology/ Biotechnology + English subjects with a minimum aggregate of 50%. 

The selection process for BSc courses at Kerala University of Health Sciences is based on merit for all specialisations. For admission to the BSc courses, the university releases the merit list after evaluating applicants who achieved Class 12. Further, shortlisted applicants are required to appear for the counselling process.  

Yes, Kerala University of Health Sciences does offer BPharm courses for the duration of four years. The course is offered through the university's affiliated colleges too. The university also offers LE entry to BPharm courses. The minimum eligibility requirement for admission to BPharm courses is that candidates must complete their Class 12 from the medical/ non-medical stream with an aggregate of 50%.