Dr.BSAMCH,Rohini West

The admission criteria are qualifying neet exam with 615+marks(second round gen cutoff rank-6677) if you have state quota or 660+marks(cut-off rank-around 1100) if you are from all India according to neet 2020. There are documents such as neet mark sheet and roll no. sheet along with 12th,10th mark sheet and caste certificate if any has to be submitted on counseling day

Mbbs in itself is a reputed college and doing it from govt college has its own perks such as the minor amount of fees and good facilities, competitive environment. There is a proper faculty-to-student ratio. No, they'll never make you feel left out. Every student is taught properly and regular tests are taken. Almost every concept is covered. Exams are taken at the proper time, proper assignments are given, teachers are highly qualified and always are ready to take doubts. Won't say its a con but as its mbbs whole syllabus can't be taught by teachers so your contribution (self study) matters a lot too, gone are the days of spoon-feeding

I haven't heard about any fee hike because it's a government college so there are lesser chances of fee fluctuations. Right now it's 1lac/annum. Yes, you can avail of scholarships and a major amount of fees will be reduced and you'll be financially assisted.

Although there are aurelia freshers there isn't a particular fest as such in college, but being in Delhi you can attend pulse and so many fests of different medical colleges and they are conducted around September month. Books and journals are available in the library abundantly, you won't feel the lack of them. Classrooms have cameras, air conditioners, and a normal board and board with a projector to study in ppt mode. Classrooms are totally fine! Sports is something which is a bit lacking due to space though near hostel students play badminton, near it, there is Rohini sports complex where you can go after college to play. There are societies of dance,singing, and literature and quiz