Doon Institute of Medical Sciences (DIMS) is a private health sciences institution established in 2015 by Shrimati Purna Devi Memorial Trust. It is situated at Shankarpur, Shahaspur, Tehsil Vikas Nagar, Dehradun, Uttarakhand. The supplied institutional profile lists approval from the Central Council of Indian Medicine (CCIM), Indian Nursing Council (INC) and Uttarakhand Paramedical Council (UPC), together with recognition from the Ministry of AYUSH, Government of India.

Its affiliations cover Uttarakhand Ayurved University for BAMS, Hemwati Nandan Bahuguna Medical University for nursing and physiotherapy, and Sri Dev Suman Uttarakhand University for agriculture. DIMS offers 15 programmes across Ayurveda, nursing, physiotherapy, paramedical sciences and agriculture. The supplied profile does not confirm a NAAC grade and states that the institute does not appear in NIRF rankings.

The residential campus is 35 km from Dehradun city and supports more than 900 students. Its facilities include clinical training spaces, laboratories, a library and separate hostels for male and female students. DIMS reports a graduate placement rate of 94%.

DIMS Important Admission Dates

Uttarakhand AYUSH Counselling 2026-27

Event Date
Round 2 registration, fee submission, choice filling and final printout 18 to 21 October 2026
Round 2 merit list 23 October 2026, 11:30 PM
Round 2 allotment result 27 October 2026, 11:30 PM
Round 2 joining period 28 October to 2 November 2026, working days only
Third/mop-up round registration, fresh registration and fee submission 6 to 12 November 2026
Third/mop-up round merit list 15 November 2026
Physical reporting and allotment for reserved-category candidates 16 November 2026
Physical reporting and allotment for unreserved State and AIQ candidates 17 November 2026
Third/mop-up round joining period 18 to 22 November 2026, working days only

Subject to revision. Kindly check with the official sources to confirm

DIMS Major Courses and Fees

DIMS provides undergraduate, postgraduate, post-basic and diploma qualifications. The amounts below reproduce the supplied total programme fees. The listed B.Sc options in radiology, operation theatre technology, optometry and agriculture fall within the stated range of INR 2,10,000 to INR 2,50,000.

Course Total Programme Fee
BAMS INR 13,34,000
B.Sc Nursing INR 5,37,400
GNM INR 2,87,000
BPT INR 3,65,000
BMLT INR 2,46,000
B.Sc Radiology and Imaging Technology INR 2,36,000
B.Sc Operation Theatre Technology INR 2,10,000
B.Sc Optometry INR 2,14,000
B.Sc Agriculture INR 2,50,000
M.Sc Nursing INR 3,23,000
Post Basic B.Sc Nursing INR 2,38,000
MPT INR 1,88,000
M.Sc Medical Lab Technology INR 1,88,000
Diploma in Panchkarma INR 70,000
Diploma in Yoga and Naturopathy INR 60,000

Subject to revision. Kindly check with the official sources to confirm

The supplied intake information identifies 60 sanctioned BAMS seats under the stated CCIM norms and 60 B.Sc Nursing seats under INC approval. GNM intake is described as subject to Uttarakhand Nurses and Midwifery Council approval.

DIMS Admission Process and Eligibility

Admission routes differ by programme. BAMS uses NEET UG and Uttarakhand AYUSH counselling. Nursing and paramedical applicants must follow the applicable HNB Medical University or state admission process. Agriculture admission is described in the supplied article as using CUET UG scores or qualifying-examination merit through Sri Dev Suman Uttarakhand University.

Course Duration and Academic Eligibility

Programme Duration Stated in the Input Academic Eligibility Stated in the Input
BAMS 5.5 years, with an additional one-year compulsory rotatory internship described in the supplied table and admission text 10+2 with PCB and at least 50% for General Category; 40% for SC/ST; NEET UG qualification
B.Sc Nursing Four years 10+2 with PCB and at least 45%
GNM 3.5 years 10+2 with PCB or Science and at least 40%
BPT Four years plus a six-month internship 10+2 with PCB and at least 50% for General Category
BMLT Three years 10+2 with PCB and at least 45%
B.Sc Radiology and Imaging Technology Three years 10+2 with PCB and at least 45%
B.Sc Operation Theatre Technology Three years 10+2 with PCB and at least 45%
B.Sc Optometry Three years 10+2 with PCB and at least 45%
B.Sc Agriculture Four years 10+2 with PCB or PCM, including Biology or Mathematics, and at least 45%
M.Sc Nursing Two years B.Sc Nursing with at least 55% and one year of clinical nursing experience
Post Basic B.Sc Nursing Two years GNM with at least 55% and registered-nurse status
MPT Two years BPT with at least 55%
M.Sc Medical Lab Technology Two years BMLT or a B.Sc in relevant subjects with at least 50%
Diploma in Panchkarma One year 10+2 with Science
Diploma in Yoga and Naturopathy One year 10+2 in any stream

BAMS Application Procedure

  1. Qualify NEET UG and obtain a valid rank for AYUSH admission.
  2. Register for Uttarakhand State AYUSH counselling through the designated university counselling portal.
  3. Submit college preferences and participate in seat allotment.
  4. Report to the allotted institute within the prescribed joining period.
  5. Complete document verification and admission confirmation at DIMS.

The supplied article attributes BAMS admission to an NMC AYUSH policy. The current Uttarakhand Ayurved University brochure instead describes the applicable NCISM, Ministry of AYUSH and state counselling framework.

Nursing and Post-Basic Nursing Admission

The input describes B.Sc Nursing as requiring NEET UG from 2023, attributing that requirement to INC, and lists NEET PG or an HNB entrance examination for M.Sc Nursing. However, the current HNB university materials provide a separate B.Sc Nursing entrance examination and a separate M.Sc and Post Basic Nursing entrance process.

  • B.Sc Nursing applicants must satisfy the stated PCB and 45% academic requirement and follow the applicable HNB or Uttarakhand state nursing counselling process.
  • GNM admission is described in the input as direct merit-based selection or counselling through the Uttarakhand Nurses and Midwifery Council.
  • M.Sc Nursing applicants require the stated B.Sc Nursing marks and one year of clinical experience.
  • Post Basic B.Sc Nursing is intended for registered GNM-qualified nurses through HNB Medical University admission.

Paramedical Admission

The supplied paramedical group includes BPT, BMLT, BXRT or X-Ray Radiographer Technician, Radiology and Imaging Technology, Operation Theatre Technology and Optometry. It describes these programmes as UPC-approved and affiliated with HNB Medical University.

The general academic requirement supplied for paramedical programmes is 10+2 with PCB and 45%, while BPT requires 50% for General Category. The input lists direct admission or NEET in its route table and describes UPC counselling or direct merit-based selection in the admission section.

  1. Check the subject combination and minimum marks required for the selected programme.
  2. Follow the applicable UPC or university counselling route, or the institute’s stated merit-based application process.
  3. Bring original Class 12 marksheets, a character certificate and a migration certificate for verification.

Agriculture Admission

B.Sc Agriculture is affiliated with Sri Dev Suman Uttarakhand University. The supplied route accepts CUET UG scores or direct academic merit. Candidates need 10+2 with Biology or Mathematics and at least 45%, and should follow the university’s applicable registration process.

DIMS BAMS Cutoff Information

The input does not provide a separately published institutional cutoff for DIMS. Its historical observation concerns private AYUSH colleges across Uttarakhand, where candidates scoring above 200 marks in NEET UG have found admission options. That observation is not a guaranteed DIMS admission threshold.

Scope Information Supplied
DIMS-specific BAMS cutoff No separate institutional cutoff published in the supplied information
Historical private AYUSH admission options in Uttarakhand Options reported for candidates with NEET UG scores above 200 marks
Factors affecting closing ranks Category and admission year

DIMS Placements and Career Outcomes

DIMS reports a placement rate of 94%. Clinical, nursing and paramedical graduates find employment in hospitals, healthcare facilities, diagnostic laboratories and rehabilitation centres. Outcomes and starting roles differ across programmes.

Placement Measure Reported Figure
Graduate placement rate 94%
Programme Career Routes Typical Starting Role or Compensation
BAMS Private Ayurvedic practice, hospital employment and postgraduate Ayurveda study Junior BAMS Doctor or Clinic Associate
B.Sc Nursing / GNM Hospitals, nursing homes and healthcare agencies Staff Nurse; starting compensation of INR 2 LPA to INR 5 LPA
BPT / MPT Physiotherapy clinics, sports medicine and rehabilitation centres Clinical Physiotherapist; INR 3 LPA to INR 5 LPA
BMLT / M.Sc MLT Diagnostic laboratories and hospital pathology departments Lab Technician; INR 2 LPA to INR 4 LPA
B.Sc Agriculture Food businesses, agro-based companies and government extension services Field Officer or Quality Control Technician

Healthcare organizations cited in the supplied placement information include Apollo Hospitals, Max Healthcare and Synergy Healthcare Group. Britannia, Nestle and Parle G are named for opportunities associated with agriculture graduates.

BAMS graduates may work in hospitals, wellness centres, government Ayurvedic dispensaries and AYUSH centres, or establish private practice. The Uttarakhand government periodically recruits BAMS doctors and GNM nurses through UKPSC and Health Department notifications.

The input refers to NEET PG for MD Ayurveda progression at government and private Ayurvedic colleges. The current Uttarakhand Ayurved University postgraduate counselling portal identifies that postgraduate AYUSH route as AIAPGET-based.

DIMS Ranking and Accreditation Status

The supplied profile states that DIMS does not appear in NIRF rankings and does not confirm a NAAC grade. It provides no ranking year or numerical NIRF position.

Framework Status in the Supplied Profile
NIRF Not listed
NAAC Grade not confirmed

DIMS Campus Life and Accommodation

The campus lies at Shankarpur, Shahaspur, on the Dehradun-Vikas Nagar road, 35 km from Dehradun city. Its rural residential setting means that most students live within the institute’s accommodation system for much of the academic year.

Male and female students have separate hostel blocks. Annual hostel charges range from INR 1,08,000 to INR 1,58,000, depending on room type and occupancy. The campus also provides a cafeteria and transport connectivity to Dehradun.

Academic facilities include Ayurvedic herb gardens, nursing simulation laboratories, physiotherapy clinical laboratories, a medical laboratory for BMLT training and radiology practice facilities. The library supplies medical textbooks, journals and digital study resources.

BAMS and nursing students receive clinical training at associated hospitals in Dehradun and nearby areas, extending their patient-care exposure beyond the campus clinical facility.

DIMS, Shri Guru Ram Rai University and Dev Bhoomi Comparison

DIMS, Shri Guru Ram Rai University (SGRRU) and Dev Bhoomi Uttarakhand University (DBUU) serve applicants considering health sciences education in Dehradun and Uttarakhand. The table preserves the institutional and fee details supplied in the original comparison.

Parameter DIMS, Dehradun Shri Guru Ram Rai University Dev Bhoomi Uttarakhand University
Institution type Private health sciences institute Private university Private university
Establishment year stated 2015 2009 2011
NAAC grade stated Not confirmed A B+
Location Rural Vikas Nagar, 35 km from the city Dehradun city Manduwala, Dehradun
Main health programmes BAMS, B.Sc Nursing, GNM, BPT, BMLT and paramedical programmes MBBS, Nursing, Pharmacy, Physiotherapy and Allied Health Nursing, Pharmacy, Physiotherapy and Paramedical
BAMS availability and fee in the supplied comparison 60 seats; INR 13,34,000 Listed as not offered Listed as not offered
B.Sc Nursing fee INR 5,37,400 Not supplied Not supplied
Reported placement rate 94% Not supplied Not supplied

Subject to revision. Kindly check with the official sources to confirm

The original comparison presents DIMS as the only BAMS option among these institutions and describes private BAMS choices in Dehradun as limited. However, DBUU’s current BAMS admission information describes the programme at Dev Bhoomi Medical College of Ayurveda and Hospital, so that exclusivity claim should not be treated as current.

The supplied assessment describes SGRRU as offering a full MBBS programme, a longer institutional track record and a stronger stated NAAC grade. It presents DBUU as covering broader health sciences and pharmacy, while positioning DIMS around Ayurveda and its stated CCIM-approved BAMS offering.

DIMS FAQs

Ques. What approval, affiliation and intake are stated for the DIMS BAMS programme?

Ans. The supplied profile describes BAMS as CCIM-approved and affiliated with Uttarakhand Ayurved University, with 60 sanctioned seats. Admission requires NEET UG qualification and participation in Uttarakhand AYUSH state counselling.

Ques. Which academic and entrance conditions apply to BAMS applicants?

Ans. Applicants must qualify NEET UG and take part in Uttarakhand State AYUSH counselling. The supplied General-category academic requirement is 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry and Biology and at least 50% aggregate.

Ques. How much is the quoted BAMS programme fee?

Ans. The supplied fee is INR 13,34,000. The source describes a 5.5-year programme followed by a compulsory one-year rotatory internship. Applicants should confirm the current fee and programme-duration structure directly with the admissions office, as charges may be revised annually.

Ques. What accommodation is available, and what annual charges are listed?

Ans. DIMS provides separate on-campus hostels for male and female students. The quoted annual range is INR 1,08,000 to INR 1,58,000, depending on room type and occupancy. Its Shankarpur, Vikas Nagar location is 35 km from Dehradun city, making hostel residence important for most students.

Ques. How should applicants interpret the draft’s NEET requirement for B.Sc Nursing?

Ans. The supplied draft says that an INC mandate effective from 2023 requires NEET UG, alongside 10+2 PCB with 45% aggregate. Current HNB university materials instead provide a separate B.Sc Nursing entrance examination and state counselling process. Applicants should follow the applicable HNB admission notification.

Ques. Which employment and further-study routes are described for BAMS graduates?

Ans. Graduates may establish private Ayurvedic practice or work as junior BAMS doctors in hospitals, wellness centres, government Ayurvedic dispensaries and AYUSH centres. UKPSC periodically recruits BAMS doctors. The supplied article refers to NEET PG for MD Ayurveda, while the current university portal identifies postgraduate AYUSH counselling as AIAPGET-based.

Ques. Which undergraduate paramedical options and fee range does the article identify?

Ans. The listed options are BPT, BMLT, BXRT or X-Ray Radiographer Technician, B.Sc Medical Radiology and Imaging Technology, B.Sc Operation Theatre Technology, and B.Sc Optometry. The supplied profile describes these programmes as UPC-approved and affiliated with HNB Medical University. Their stated total fee range is INR 2,10,000 to INR 3,65,000.