Admission to the MBBS program at NDMC Medical College is based on NEET-UG scores, with the process typically starting around August 14. Candidates must engage in both Central and State level counseling, registering online and participating in Delhi NEET counseling, which includes online registration and in-person seat allotment. The college prides itself on a distinguished faculty composed of experienced, often retired professors from renowned institutions. The annual tuition fee is approximately Rs.
50,000, which is higher than some other government medical colleges. The total MBBS cost is around Rs. 3 lakh, though recent fee increases have raised this to about Rs. 96,000 annually. Payments are made via Demand Draft, with an extra Rs. 1,000 monthly charge for late fees. The college does not accept net banking for payments. A one-year clinical internship, offering a stipend of Rs. 23,500 to Rs. 24,000 per month, follows the 4.5-year medical degree.
Graduates often secure placements in reputable hospitals with salaries ranging from Rs. 1 lakh to Rs. 1.5 lakh monthly. Some students pursue further studies, including NEET PG and international exams like the USMLE. NDMC Medical College is linked with The Hindu Rao's Hospital, providing extensive training and patient exposure. While the college does not offer its own scholarships, students may benefit from government-sponsored scholarships for minority communities and economically weaker sections, which can cover up to 50% or 100% of tuition fees.
Additionally, merit-based and need-based scholarships are available, although a government merit-cum-means scholarship was not initiated last year. The cost of living and NEET coaching in Kota can range from Rs. 1.5 lakh to Rs. 3 lakh annually.
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