HIMS Dehradun MBBS FAQs
Ques. What is the difference between Uttarakhand state quota and All India quota seats at HIMS Dehradun?
Ans. The Uttarakhand state quota covers 85 per cent of HIMS MBBS seats reserved for Uttarakhand domicile candidates, filled through HNBUMU counselling at INR 15.75 Lakhs per year. The remaining 15 per cent under AIQ and management quota is filled through MCC deemed university counselling at INR 21 Lakhs per year. Candidates from outside Uttarakhand can only compete for AIQ seats unless they have Uttarakhand domicile.
Ques. What MD and MS specialities are available at SRHU for HIMS Dehradun MBBS graduates?
Ans. SRHU runs PG residency in over 30 specialities including General Medicine, Surgery, Paediatrics, Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Orthopaedics, Radiology, Anaesthesia, Ophthalmology, ENT, and Psychiatry. HIMS MBBS graduates who qualify NEET PG apply through state and central counselling. Being on the same campus simplifies PG since the hospital and faculty are already familiar from the MBBS years.
Ques. Is the MBBS curriculum at HIMS Dehradun the same as the NMC-prescribed curriculum?
Ans. Yes. HIMS Dehradun follows the Competency Based Medical Education (CBME) curriculum mandated by the National Medical Commission, the same framework applied at all NMC-recognised medical colleges in India. The degree is valid for NEET PG, USMLE, PLAB, and other postgraduate or licensing examinations in India and abroad.
Ques. What is the compulsory internship structure at HIMS Dehradun?
Ans. The one-year rotating internship is conducted at Himalayan Institute Hospital, a 900-plus bed teaching hospital. Rotations cover General Medicine, Surgery, Paediatrics, Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Orthopaedics, and Community Medicine, among others. Interns receive a monthly stipend of INR 17,000 to 20,000. Completion is mandatory before a candidate can register with the Medical Council and appear for NEET PG.
Ques. Does HIMS Dehradun MBBS come with a rural service bond obligation?
Ans. MBBS graduates from private deemed universities are not generally subject to the rural service bond that applies to government-funded seats. However, if a student received a scholarship or concession tied to a state government scheme, a service bond may apply per that scheme’s terms. Candidates should clarify bond conditions with SRHU and the relevant state authority before accepting any scholarship that carries a rural or government service obligation.


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