Obviously in order to get into a medical college and join as an mbbs student you have to excel in the neet ug examination, the cut off for my college in 2020 was 550 marks and above. As per nri students if the student qualifies its enough. The goods- The college is situated in Delhi which gives uh easy access unlike other medical colleges which we see in the outskirts of the city. The admission process is very easy and the faculty situated for the admission process are very helpful. If a student is missing a document they will give alternatives and provide the time needed to get the documents The bads- The whole admission process for medical college must be done swiftly and carefully. There are counselling rounds so you have to carefully pick the college during the counselling. I didn't get this college during the first counseling so I had to take a risk in the second and third counselling and finally I got the seat. As the counselling proceeds some students even leave the seat.

I had pretty decent rank in NEET-UG exam(around 27,000). In order to enter this college you will have to give NEET-UG exam. Cut off changes every year and is also different for all the three categories (general, Muslim minority and NRI), so I can't put a cap on the cut-off.

The admission here takes place through all India counselling of the medical council of India after the neet undergraduate examination. This is the only way you can get into the college and there are no other tests to get into it

This college being in Delhi made it convenient and its rant all over India is also pretty good. You have to clear NEET UG first which is an entrance exam then the cut off goes accordingly you get private or govt college

I chose this college because its hospital has good exposure to all kinds of populations. be it upper strata or lower strata patients, we witness all of them. also, it’s in Delhi so it was convenient for me to visit home on weekends. the NIRF ranking of this college was also fair