Admission to the course is determined by a merit list that takes into account both the candidate's bachelor's degree scores and their MHTCET results. To be eligible, candidates must have taken the MHTCET and appear on the final merit list. The college's faculty consists of experienced Heads of Departments, senior resident doctors, scientists, and researchers who are noted for their practical experience and passion for teaching. They are also recognized for being approachable and helpful to students.
As a government institution, the college offers a relatively low fee structure, with the cost for the course being around 30,000 rupees per semester, though this can vary depending on the specific course and department. While there is no dedicated career assistance department, many students choose to continue their education or begin working as junior doctors. The college's affiliated hospital, with its various departments, offers students opportunities to apply for positions and gain practical experience.
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