Admission to this Delhi medical college requires passing the NEET-UG exam and completing 10+2 education with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology, securing at least 60% marks. The application involves online registration on the Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University website, with a form fee of ?1,000. The course lasts four and a half years, followed by a mandatory one-year internship at Base Hospital, Delhi Cantt, which includes a monthly stipend of ?25,000.
The college's experienced faculty, comprising civilian and military personnel, offers a student-friendly learning environment with a 5:1 faculty-to-student ratio. The MBBS program costs ?15,04,000 for four years, with an annual tuition fee of ?3,60,000 and a hostel maintenance fee of ?19,000. While fees are higher than government colleges, they are lower than private ones. Scholarships and loan facilities are available, and fees can be paid in installments. Job prospects post-graduation are promising, with average monthly salaries between ?45,000 and ?60,000, and a ?97,000 monthly stipend for those passing the NEET-PG exam.
The college's placement cell connects graduates with opportunities in reputed hospitals. Recognized as one of India's Top 25 medical colleges, it offers several scholarship opportunities, including ?40,000 for subject distinctions and a merit-cum-means scholarship offering a 50% fee concession for students with family incomes below ?25,000. External scholarships, such as those provided by the Delhi government and PMSS for army backgrounds, support eligible students significantly. Despite limited internal scholarships, external funding aids students financially.
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