Ans. DMCH is ranked 35^th while CMC is ranked 42^nd in the NIRF Ranking 2023 in the Medical Category. DMCH is ranked 1^st in Punjab for Medicine while CMC ranks 2^nd in the state. CMC has a seat intake capacity of 75 students whereas DMCH offers 100 seats for MBBS. The first-year fee of MBBS at DMCH is INR 4.06 Lakhs whereas the first-year fee at CMC Ludhiana is INR 6.6 Lakhs. Thus, looking at the rankings, seat intake, and fees, DMCH Ludhiana is definitely a better choice for MBBS than CMC Ludhiana. 

Ans. No, one cannot apply for DMCH Ludhiana as a different state resident as admission to DMCH requires you to produce a domicile certificate of Punjab at the time of admission. All the 50 government seats of MBBS are open for Punjab candidates only. 

Ans. Yes, one can get admission to DMCH Ludhiana with a score range of 650-670 in NEET UG as the cutoff of private colleges is lower than that of government colleges for MBBS. Also, all the government seats at DMCH Ludhiana are for Punjab students only. Thus, the cutoff ranks are lower for admission to the college. 

Ans. The documents required by the candidates for admission at DMCH Ludhiana are as follows: 

• Allotment Letter from BFUHS
• NEET UG Admit Card & Scorecard
• Class 10 and 12 Marksheets & Certificates
• Domicile Certificate
• Migration Certificate

Ans. There is no specific cutoff for admission through the management quota at DMCH Ludhiana. However, the candidates must have a valid score in NEET UG and should have qualified the same. A total of 35 seats are reserved at DMCH under Management Quota and 15 Seats are for NRI Quota. 

Ans. The tuition fee for MBBS at DMCH Ludhiana is as follows: 

Apart from the tuition fee, the candidates are liable to pay their hostel fee as well as other charges. 

Ans. No, one cannot change their hostel room before one year at DMCH Ludhiana. All the hostel rooms are allotted based on criteria laid down by the dean/principal.

Ans. No, in order to be admitted to DMCH Ludhiana you need to attempt and qualify the cutoff set by FBUHS for admission in MBBS courses.

Ans. Yes, under the post-matric scholarship scheme, if a candidate belongs to the SC category and the annual family income is INR 2.5 Lakhs or below, then, those candidates are entitled to a scholarship from the Department of Welfare, Punjab.

Ans. DMCH Ludhiana provides various opportunities to make new friends and express individual creativity through their annual fests NUMCON and ECTOPIA. Also, DMCH has facilities for various sports and extracurricular activities, which will keep the students interested and relaxed from academic pressure. 

Ans. To prevent the ragging of first-semester students, DMCH has restricted movement outside the hostels after 6 PM. Hostel gates will be closed from 10 PM to 6 AM, prior permission will be required for entry during these hours. 

Ans. 15 seats are reserved for NRI candidates at DMCH Ludhiana under the management quota which itself holds 50 seats of the total 100 seats. 

Ans. No, all the admission process is carried out by BFUHS for DMCH Ludhiana. Admission to all the courses is based on either national or state-level entrance exams such as NEET UG, NEET PG, NEET SS, and PPMET. 

Ans. Yes, there are a lot of sports facilities available at DMCH Ludhiana to choose from. Football, basketball, volleyball, and badminton grounds are available. One can also opt for a gym by paying an annual subscription fee. 

Ans. Yes, as an NRI candidate, you need to get a provisional student visa before counseling and get it converted into a regular student visa on admission.