Vydehi Institute of Medical Sciences and Research Centre (VIMS) MBBS is a medical program recognized by the Medical Council of India and has about 250 seats per year. The duration of MBBS extends over 4 ½ years with 9 semesters of six months. The students will also have to attend one-year compulsory rotating internship to be awarded the MBBS degree.

VIMS BDS is recognized by the Dental Council of India and has an intake of 60 students per year.  Admission into this course includes a merit-based selection and follows the Dental Council’s rules and regulations.

Admission into these courses requires the students to clear the NEET examination and selection will be made on the basis of merit.

VIMS B.Sc. Nursing is a basic nursing program of four years with an intake of 100 seats per year. VIMS B.Sc. Post Basic Nursing is a two-year program that a candidate can study after a General Nursing & Midwifery course. The program has 40 seats which are filled annually.

Preliminary selection of the candidates into these courses shall be based on the marks of the qualifying examination. Selected candidates will be called for an interview, clearing which will enable them to be admitted into the course. The candidates will also have to remit the necessary fees and produce the original documents at the time of admission.

VIMS B.Sc. Paramedical program offers six streams with a duration of 3 ½ years. The students will also have to finish a six months’ internship to be considered eligible for awarding the degree. Each course has different intake capacity but has a total intake of 80 seats per year.

For admission into any of these courses, the candidate must qualify the entrance examination. Applicants must note that those who have completed diploma/vocational course through correspondence shall not be eligible for any of the paramedical courses.

The selection in this program will be merit-based. Reservation of seats will be based on the rules and regulations of both the Government of Karnataka and the Management.

VIMS MD/MS program offers a variety of specializations. Each course under the program has different intake capacity and has the duration of three years, including the period of examination. Admissions to these two programs involve the students to clear the common entrance examination prescribed by the institution. Two different entrance tests will be conducted for both the management quota and the government quota. Candidates should also clear the NEET (PG) examination to be considered eligible.

VIMS MDS has about nine specializations with the duration that spans around three years. Admissions to these programs follow the same criteria as the other postgraduate medical courses.

Selection will be based on merit and in accordance with the provisions of Indian Medical Act, 1956 and Postgraduate Medical Education Regulations, 2000. The candidates selected will be called for a Centralized Counselling, following which they will be admitted into the course.

VIMS M.Sc. Nursing is a two-year course with 25 seats. The candidates’ performance in the qualifying examination will serve as the basis for preliminary selection.

VIMS M.Sc. Paramedical courses have three areas of specialization. All the three areas have an equal intake of 5 seats.

The final selection in M.Sc Nursing will be based on the interview conducted by the college authorities. If admitted, the candidates will have to remit their tuition fees as well as any other prescribed fees at the time of admission. Candidates will also have to produce their original certificates at the time of admission.

VIMS DM/M.Ch. programs are super specialty courses offered by the institute. Both the courses have the duration of three years including their period of examination. For admission into these two courses, the candidates must pass the necessary Common Entrance Test (CET) depending on whether they are applying for management quota or government quota.

Selection will be strictly on merit basis of the entrance test. Selected candidates should then attend a Centralized Counselling to be admitted into the course.