Admission Year of Establishment: 2009 Affiliation: Deemed-to-be University under UGC Approvals: Recognized by UGC, accredited by NAAC with ‘A’ grade, approved by MCI, DCI, INC Key Programs: MBBS, BDS, Nursing, Allied Health Sciences, Pharmacy, MBA, Ph.D Entrance Exams: NEET UG/PG, CET, University entrance for select programs Eligibility: 10+2 with PCB for medical/health sciences; Graduation for PG programs Admission Process: Online application → Entrance exam → Counseling → Seat allotment Fee Highlights: MBBS approx. ₹18–20 lakhs per year; Nursing ₹1–2 lakhs…
More Information →Campus Location: Deralakatte, Mangalore, Karnataka Campus Size: 50 acres Infrastructure: Modern classrooms, simulation labs, digital learning centers Facilities: Medical and dental teaching hospitals Central library with 70,000+ books and journals Separate hostels for boys and girls Sports complex and gymnasium 24/7 medical facilities Innovation and research centers
More Information →Placement Recruiters: Apollo Hospitals, Fortis, Aster DM Healthcare, Infosys (for management graduates) Highest Package: ₹12 LPA (Healthcare management) Average Package: ₹4–5 LPA Sectors: Healthcare, Pharma, IT, Education Career Workshops: Clinical skill training, interview preparation, soft skills development Internships: Compulsory internships in teaching hospitals and partner institutions Industry Exposure: Guest lectures, hospital rotations, collaborative projects
More Information →Scholarship Government Schemes: National Scholarship Portal, State scholarships Institutional Scholarships: Merit-based concessions for top scorers Merit-Based Concessions: Up to 50% tuition waiver for high achievers Average Beneficiaries: ~25–30% of students benefit annually Fee Waivers: Support for economically weaker sections and minority students
More Information →Cut Off Entrance Exam Cut-Offs: NEET UG MBBS cutoff ~450–500 marks; BDS cutoff ~400 marks Merit List Trends: Cut-offs rising steadily due to demand in medical and dental programs Percentile/Marks Ranges: MBBS requires 50th percentile (general category); lower for reserved categories Guidance: Students should aim for higher NEET scores for competitive courses
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