Admission to the program is through university counseling and the PGMET exam conducted by NTRUHS. Once admitted, students submit required certificates to the college administration and begin their academic journey, which includes hands-on rotations in outpatient wards and operation theatres, emphasizing patient care. The faculty is skilled in patient care and mentoring, providing students with updated knowledge and effective research guidance. The college has specific fees such as an initial joining fee, caution deposit, hostel and mess charges, and a final examination fee, with no extra fees during the three-year study except for the university fee.
Government support is available to all postgraduate students, granting them access to resources like libraries and journals. Graduates may take up government Primary Health Care postings, with reservation benefits for postgraduate exams after completing a mandatory three-year rural service. Postgraduates can also pursue roles in government hospitals, depending on experience and vacancies. The internship offers a stipend of Rs 10,000 and comprehensive exposure to various specialties, enhancing practical skills and professional satisfaction.
Although the college does not offer substantial scholarships or sponsorships for research, professors often help with registration fees for national conferences, fostering student encouragement and participation in professional development activities.
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