UCMS Delhi Admission Dates 2026

UCMS Delhi fills its 25 All India Quota seats through MCC counselling and its 145 Delhi state-quota seats through DGHS Delhi counselling. The following activities remain part of the current admission schedule.

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Separate admission routes apply to undergraduate, postgraduate, super-speciality, and allied health programmes. The accepted examination and responsible counselling authority vary by course.

UCMS Delhi Courses and Fees

Across its 27 departments, UCMS Delhi provides MBBS, MD, MS, DM, MDS, and allied health science programmes. Course fees follow University of Delhi and government rules.

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The government fee structure places the full MBBS cost at INR 2,82,930. Separate hostel accommodation is available for male and female students at an annual charge of INR 37,440.

UCMS Delhi Admission Process

MBBS Admission

There is no direct admission or management quota for the UCMS Delhi MBBS programme. NEET UG scores determine admission to all 170 seats. MCC handles the 25 All India Quota seats, while DGHS Delhi manages the remaining 145 Delhi state-quota seats.

• Applicants must pass 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology. The minimum aggregate is 50% for the General Category and 40% for SC, ST, and OBC applicants.
• A valid NEET UG score is compulsory.
• Delhi domicile is required when applying for a state-quota seat.
• The applicant must be at least 17 years old on 31 December of the admission year.

The process begins with qualifying for NEET UG. Students then register online with MCC or DGHS Delhi, enter their college choices, and take part in round-wise seat allotment. Those allotted a UCMS seat must report for document checks, pay the required fee, and complete admission confirmation.

For the 2025 All India Quota, the General Category closed at rank 559. The closing ranks were 1,168 for EWS, 2,106 for OBC, 13,670 for ST, and 14,605 for SC.

MD/MS and DM Admission

Students seeking MD or MS admission must qualify for NEET PG, while DM applicants need a NEET SS score. Final admission is completed through the centralised postgraduate counselling conducted by DGHS Delhi.

• For MD/MS, applicants need an MBBS degree from an NMC-recognised institution and must have completed the compulsory internship.
• DM applicants must hold an MD in the relevant speciality and have a valid NEET SS score.
• Selection follows the DGHS Delhi postgraduate merit list.

Allied Health Sciences Admission

The University of Delhi admits students to BMLS and B.Sc Radiography according to merit in 10+2 PCB. For M.Sc Radiography, selection through the University of Delhi postgraduate admission process is based on performance in the B.Sc degree.

UCMS Delhi Placements and Career Outcomes

UCMS Delhi does not follow the usual campus placement model. After MBBS, many graduates prepare for NEET PG to enter MD or MS programmes, followed by DM where applicable. Clinical training takes place at the attached GTB Hospital, which has 1,500 beds and handles a high patient load in East Delhi.

MBBS interns receive a monthly stipend according to University of Delhi and Delhi government rules. Junior residents pursuing MD or MS at attached government hospitals generally receive INR 95,000 to INR 1,20,000 per month under Delhi government pay provisions.

UCMS Delhi Rankings

In the 2025 national assessment of medical institutions, UCMS Delhi was placed within India's top 40 colleges in the NIRF Medical category.

UCMS Delhi Campus and Infrastructure

The UCMS Delhi campus stands on Tahirpur Road at GTB Enclave in Dilshad Garden, East Delhi. Students can reach it through Dilshad Garden station on the Delhi Metro Red Line. Guru Teg Bahadur Hospital, the college's attached 1,500-bed public teaching hospital, serves as a major tertiary care centre for East Delhi.

Teaching and training take place across 27 departments in pre-clinical, para-clinical, and clinical fields. The research and practical training facilities include a Multi-disciplinary Research Unit, Central Research Laboratory, and Skill Laboratory for MBBS students. Undergraduate and postgraduate learners also have access to a library. UCMS publishes the UCMS Journal of Medical Sciences.

Separate on-campus hostels are provided for male and female students, with an annual fee of INR 37,440. Other facilities include sports amenities, a medical education unit, and administrative services within the campus.

UCMS Delhi vs Maulana Azad Medical College vs Lady Hardinge Medical College

Students applying to government medical colleges in Delhi often assess UCMS Delhi alongside Maulana Azad Medical College (MAMC) and Lady Hardinge Medical College (LHMC). All three are affiliated with the University of Delhi and have highly competitive NEET admission cutoffs.

MAMC has the highest admission competition among these colleges, and its General Category NEET AIQ cutoff regularly stays below rank 200. UCMS provides similar medical training, research facilities, and access within a slightly less competitive NEET score range. LHMC serves only women and therefore has a separate applicant group.