MBBS – Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery
Build a strong foundation in medical sciences and clinical practice through the MBBS programme at Al-Azhar Medical College and Super Specialty Hospital.
The MBBS programme is designed to prepare students for a professional career in medicine through a combination of theoretical knowledge, practical learning and clinical exposure.
Students develop a strong understanding of the human body, diseases, diagnosis and treatment while gradually gaining experience in patient care. The programme combines classroom education, practical sessions and supervised clinical training to develop competent and compassionate medical professionals.
Classroom Learning
Build a strong foundation in basic, para-clinical and clinical medical sciences.
Practical Training
Apply theoretical concepts through laboratory sessions and practical demonstrations.
Clinical Exposure
Gain hands-on learning through clinical postings and interaction with patients.
Case - Based Learning
Develop clinical reasoning by understanding real patient cases and medical conditions.
Expert Faculties
Learn under the guidance of experienced faculty throughout the academic and clinical stages.
Eligibility & Admission
Admission to the MBBS programme is subject to the eligibility criteria and regulations prescribed by the relevant medical authorities and admission bodies.
Candidates must meet the prescribed academic requirements and qualify for NEET-UG as applicable for MBBS admission.
Admission Process
- Meet the prescribed eligibility requirements.
- Qualify NEET-UG.
- Participate in the applicable counselling process.
- Complete document verification and admission formalities.
Is NEET required for MBBS admission?
Yes. Candidates seeking admission to MBBS must qualify NEET-UG and fulfil the applicable admission and counselling requirements.
Does the MBBS programme include clinical training?
Yes. Clinical exposure is an important part of the programme, allowing students to apply their medical knowledge in a supervised healthcare environment.
What subjects are covered in MBBS?
The programme covers basic medical sciences, para-clinical subjects and clinical disciplines, progressing from foundational concepts to patient-centred medical practice.
What can I pursue after completing MBBS?
After completing MBBS, graduates can pursue medical practice or continue their education through postgraduate medical programmes in their chosen specialty.
Begin Your Journey in Medicine
Take the first step towards a rewarding career in healthcare with the MBBS programme at Al-Azhar Medical College and Super Specialty Hospital.