Teachers in DIMS fall into one of the following categories:
Teaching Staff: There are 33 teaching staff members in total, of which 8 are assigned to the first year (the staff is made up of 2 professors, 1 yoga acharya, 4 assistant professors, and 1 associate professor), 8 to the second year (the staff is made up of 3 professors, 3 assistant professors, and 2 associate professors), 8 to the third year (the staff is made up of 2 professors, 2 associate professors, and 4 assistant professors), and 9 to the fourth year.
Non-Teaching Staff: There are 43 non-teaching staff members in total, of whom 9 are graduates, 11
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Teachers in DIMS fall into one of the following categories:
Teaching Staff: There are 33 teaching staff members in total, of which 8 are assigned to the first year (the staff is made up of 2 professors, 1 yoga acharya, 4 assistant professors, and 1 associate professor), 8 to the second year (the staff is made up of 3 professors, 3 assistant professors, and 2 associate professors), 8 to the third year (the staff is made up of 2 professors, 2 associate professors, and 4 assistant professors), and 9 to the fourth year.
Non-Teaching Staff: There are 43 non-teaching staff members in total, of whom 9 are graduates, 11 are postgraduates, 2 have pursued an MBA, 9 are literate, 1 has pursued a DHA, and 1 has an M.Lib., 5 are 12th complete teachers, and 5 are 10th complete teachers.
Hospital Staff: There are 81 people employed by the hospital, including a medical superintendent (BAMS., MD. Dravya guna) and a deputy medical superintendent (BAMS., MD. Shalaya), seven consultants (three M.S. Ayu and four M.D. Ayu qualified staff), two EMO staff (consisting of two BAMS qualified staff), five BAMS qualified staff from RMO, MO, and RSO staff, two nursing superintendents (consisting of one B.Sc. Nursing and one ANM qualified),10 staff nurses (one ANM, six GNM, and three B.Sc. Nursing qualified staff), three ward boys and ayah staff (one DHA qualified staff and two 12th completed ward boys), three D.Pharma pharmacists, two dressers (one with a DHA qualification and the other with a GDA qualification), a graduate shopkeeper, six graduate office staff for record keeping and data entry, and one D.in. radiology for dark room assistance, 11 modern medical personnel (2 MBBS, MD qualified staff, 3 MBBS, MS qualified staff, MS, Optho qualified staff, MD, Pedia qualified staff, MBBS, DMRD qualified staff, BDS qualified staff, 7 D. in radiology qualified employees, and BPT qualified staff), Five employees for the Panchkarma Therapy Section for OPD and IPD with a D in Panch, four for the Ksharsutra Department with a Diploma in O.T., a GNM-qualified Labor Room, six for the laboratory room (two DMLT-qualified employees, two diploma-qualified employees, a 12th completed employee, and a post-graduate employee), and five for teaching pharmacy (two post-graduate employees, two 12th completed employees, and five other employees for general purposes).
Modern Medicine Staff: A total of nine medical professionals work in modern medicine, including a medical specialist, a surgical specialist, an obstetrician and gynecologist, an anesthesiologist, an ophthalmologist, a pediatrician, a radiology specialist, a dentist, and a pathologist.
The Dooms Institute of Medical Sciences reports that there are now 925+ students enrolled and 166 teachers on staff.
Overall Ratio:
If there are 925 students on average and 166 teachers, the faculty-to-student ratio would be 166:925, or 1:5.57 (=6). Therefore, six students are assigned to each faculty member.
Exact Ratio:
Teaching Faculty: Students = 33:925 = 1:28.03 (= 28). Consequently, a faculty member is assigned to every 28 pupils.
Non-Teaching Faculty: Students = 43:925 = 1:21.51 (= 21). Consequently, a faculty member is assigned to every 21 pupils.
Hospital Staff: Students = 81:925 = 1:11.42 (= 11). Consequently, a faculty member is assigned to every 11 pupils.
Modern Medicine Staff: Students = 9:925 = 1:102.78 (= 103). Consequently, a faculty member is assigned to every 103 pupils.
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<p>Teachers in DIMS fall into one of the following categories:</p><ul><li><strong>Teaching Staff:</strong> There are <strong>33</strong> teaching staff members in total, of which 8 are assigned to the first year (the staff is made up of 2 professors, 1 yoga acharya, 4 assistant professors, and 1 associate professor), 8 to the second year (the staff is made up of 3 professors, 3 assistant professors, and 2 associate professors), 8 to the third year (the staff is made up of 2 professors, 2 associate professors, and 4 assistant professors), and 9 to the fourth year.</li><li><strong>Non-Teaching Staff:</strong> There are <strong>43</strong> non-teaching staff members in total, of whom 9 are graduates, 11 are postgraduates, 2 have pursued an MBA, 9 are literate, 1 has pursued a DHA, and 1 has an M.Lib., 5 are 12th complete teachers, and 5 are 10th complete teachers.</li><li><strong>Hospital Staff</strong>: There are<strong> 81</strong> people employed by the hospital, including a medical superintendent (BAMS., MD. Dravya guna) and a deputy medical superintendent (BAMS., MD. Shalaya), seven consultants (three M.S. Ayu and four M.D. Ayu qualified staff), two EMO staff (consisting of two BAMS qualified staff), five BAMS qualified staff from RMO, MO, and RSO staff, two nursing superintendents (consisting of one B.Sc. Nursing and one ANM qualified),10 staff nurses (one ANM, six GNM, and three B.Sc. Nursing qualified staff), three ward boys and ayah staff (one DHA qualified staff and two 12th completed ward boys), three D.Pharma pharmacists, two dressers (one with a DHA qualification and the other with a GDA qualification), a graduate shopkeeper, six graduate office staff for record keeping and data entry, and one D.in. radiology for dark room assistance, 11 modern medical personnel (2 MBBS, MD qualified staff, 3 MBBS, MS qualified staff, MS, Optho qualified staff, MD, Pedia qualified staff, MBBS, DMRD qualified staff, BDS qualified staff, 7 D. in radiology qualified employees, and BPT qualified staff), Five employees for the Panchkarma Therapy Section for OPD and IPD with a D in Panch, four for the Ksharsutra Department with a Diploma in O.T., a GNM-qualified Labor Room, six for the laboratory room (two DMLT-qualified employees, two diploma-qualified employees, a 12th completed employee, and a post-graduate employee), and five for teaching pharmacy (two post-graduate employees, two 12th completed employees, and five other employees for general purposes).</li><li><strong>Modern Medicine Staff</strong>: A total of <strong>nine</strong> medical professionals work in modern medicine, including a medical specialist, a surgical specialist, an obstetrician and gynecologist, an anesthesiologist, an ophthalmologist, a pediatrician, a radiology specialist, a dentist, and a pathologist.</li></ul><p>The Dooms Institute of Medical Sciences reports that there are now 925+ students enrolled and 166 teachers on staff.</p><p><strong>Overall Ratio:</strong></p><p>If there are 925 students on average and 166 teachers, the faculty-to-student ratio would be 166:925, or 1:5.57 (=6). Therefore, six students are assigned to each faculty member.</p><p><strong>Exact Ratio:</strong></p><ul><li>Teaching Faculty: Students = 33:925 = 1:28.03 (= 28). Consequently, a faculty member is assigned to every 28 pupils.</li><li>Non-Teaching Faculty: Students = 43:925 = 1:21.51 (= 21). Consequently, a faculty member is assigned to every 21 pupils.</li><li>Hospital Staff: Students = 81:925 = 1:11.42 (= 11). Consequently, a faculty member is assigned to every 11 pupils.</li><li>Modern Medicine Staff: Students = 9:925 = 1:102.78 (= 103). Consequently, a faculty member is assigned to every 103 pupils.</li></ul>
As per the eligibility criteria, applicants can apply for admission to the MSc course at Doon Institute of Medical Sciences (DIMS Dehradun) by fulfilling the academic requirements. The candidates are shortlisted based on their performance in the previous qualifying exam. Application forms are available on the official website, where applicants can complete and submit the application online.
The students who have successfully completed their graduation in the relevant stream from a recognised university are eligible to seek admission to the MSc degree course. At DIMS Dehradun, they are selected based on the merit of the last qualifying examinations. They should ensure that they meet the eligibility requirements for pursuing their enrollment procedure. After final selection, they are required to pay the fees according to their course to validate their seats.
The DIMS Dehradun MSc fee structure consists of tuition fees, admission fees, and miscellaneous one-time payments. However, one-time payments and the admission fee must be paid only at the time of admission. The tuition fee has to be paid semester-wise. The MSc tuition fee at DIMS Dehradun is INR 2.7 lakh.
NOTE: The fee structure is sourced from the official website/sanctioning body. It is still subject to change and hence is indicative.
Yes, DIMS Dehradun offers a full-time MSc course at the postgraduate level. Admission to the MSc courses offered by the college is based on merit. Interested aspirants can visit the official website for applications. In addition, aspiring candidates can refer to the following key highlights for more details.
Yes, DIMS Dehradun admissions are currently open for various courses. Students seeking to enrol into the institute need to fuflil the preset admission criteria to get a seat into the desired course. Further, clearing the selection criteria is also mandatory. Students are advised to fill out the application form before the last date to ensure better chances at getting in.
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