KGMU BDS : Fees 2025, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

The college provides a supportive educational environment with a faculty-to-student ratio of approximately 1:6, fostering both theoretical and practical learning. It boasts a pass percentage of over 80% and conducts comprehensive assessments through annual terminal and final professional exams, along with regular tests. Placement opportunities are robust, offering an average package of 8-9 lakh INR per year, with 100% on-campus placements. Students can intern at renowned hospitals like Lilavati and AIIMS, earning stipends of 10,000 to 15,000 INR per month during a mandatory one-year internship.

Post-internship, a two-year rural service bond is required. Tuition fees are around 2 lakh INR in total. The first-year fee for general category students is 54,600 INR, with annual reductions thereafter. General students pay about 48,000 INR yearly, including tuition and hostel charges; category students (OBC, SC, ST) pay approximately 39,000 INR annually. Scholarships, primarily state-funded, can cover up to 35,000 INR of tuition, with eligibility often based on merit and income.

BDS and MBBS courses have initial fees of 54,000 INR for general and 45,000 INR for category students, with subsequent year costs of 30,900 INR plus exam fees for general students. Scholarships like UP scholarships and those from the Reliance Foundation offer significant financial aid based on income and national test performance.