What are the documents required for admission to Institute of Human Behavior and Allied Sciences University of Delhi?

<p>For admission to the Institute of Human Behavior and Allied Sciences (IHBAS) under the University of Delhi, you need to submit specific documents depending on the program. Commonly required documents include the NEET PG scorecard for MD courses, along with academic certificates like Class 10, 12, and bachelor's degree mark sheets. Additionally, category certificates (SC/ST/OBC), valid ID proof, passport-sized photographs, and address proof are essential. A migration certificate is required for candidates from other universities. Some courses may also require a medical registration certificate or relevant experience proof.</p><p>Thank you</p>

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<p>The Institute of Human Behavior and Allied Sciences located at the University of Delhi (IHBAS), has the following general requirements for admission:<br><br>1. *Passport-sized photo (recent)* <br>2. *Mark sheets and Certificates* for all the degrees as mentioned (MBBS for MD aspirants, e.g., ). <br>3. *Copy of the Graduation and Post-graduation Marks Sheets* (Photocopies attested by a gazetted officer). <br>4. *NEET PG score card* (for candidates applying for MD Psychiatry). <br>5. *Category Certificate* (in case applicable for the applicants from reserved categories). <br>6. *Certificate for Work Experience* (if applicable, attested photocopy of the same). <br>7. *Application fees* with admission registration application - provided usually for both general and reserved categories, fee structure. <br>8. *Other identity proof* like Aadhar card, Voter ID, etc.<br><br>All documents provided must be authentic and are subject to verification. The absence of required documents or the provision of misleading information may result in attrition of the whole admission exercise. For purposes of accuracy including other particulars not covered here, it is best to check the IHBAS site or endeavour to speak to an admissions officer directly rather than assuming.</p>

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