SSMC Tumkur, MD/MS Admissions Guidance 2015

 Sri Siddhartha Medical College in Tumkur was founded by the Sri Siddhartha Educational Society in the year 1989. It isn’t very far from Bangalore and is located amidst picturesque surroundings. Sri Siddhartha Medical College sits on a vast area of land and has separate buildings for the pre clinical, para-clinical and clinical departments. The College is a constituent of the Sri Siddhartha University that achieved its deemed status in the year 2008.

SSMC Tumkur is very close to Bangalore and has excellent faculty and state of the art class rooms and labs and it is thus no wonder that people from Bangalore as well as Tumkur and other cities and even states eagerly await for the Sri Siddhartha Medical College Admissions every academic year. The Sri Siddhartha Medical College’s fee structure is similar to that of other deemed universities.

Key Features:

• Constituent of an esteemed University
• Curriculum that is of international quality
• A lot of scope for research
• Excellent Faculty and facilities

Admission Procedure:

Admission in PG Course – For getting admission into PG Diploma, MD & MS Courses in the medical institution, the MBBS graduates have to qualify Common Entrance Test – conducted by Sri Siddhartha University (SSU).  Admissions to  the students is based on the ranks obtained in All India Post Graduate Entrance Test (SSU – AIPGET).

Elgibility:

Candidate who has passed the MBBS degree examination after pursuing a study in a Medical College recognized by the Medical Council of India of this university or of other recognized medical college affiliated to any other University, recognized as equivalent there to, and has completed one year Compulsory Rotating Internship in a teaching institution or other institution recognized by the Medical Council of India and has obtained permanent registration of any State Medical Council, shall be eligible for admission provided the candidate for degree/diploma has not failed more than four times in final year MBBS subject viz., Medicine, Surgery, OBG provided further that, in respect of SC/ST and BT candidates should not have failed more than five times in the above said subjects