Which one is better for B.Sc, KNRUHS or NIMS - Nizam's Institute of Medical Sciences?

KNRUHS offers MBBS through various affiliated colleges with an annual intake of 8400+ students. Admission to the respective course is offered based on NEET, Telangana NEET or others. Furthermore, candidates must secure a minimum aggregate of 50% in Class 12. Furthermore, the total tuition fees varies from INR 45K to INR 1.9 Cr.

Candidates have to first apply for the entrance exam required for the preferred course. KNRUHS selects candidates for most of the programmes based on their entrance exam scores. The university accepts NEET-UG, NEET-PG, NEET-SS and other entrance exams for admission to specific courses. KNRUHS releases a provisional merit list or cutoff based on rank of the candidate in the accepted entrance exam. Selected candidates are called for the counselling rounds. Once selected, candidates are called for document verification and fee payment.

Being a Medical college, KNRUHS is not bifurcated between tier 1 and tier 2. This hierarchical difference is drawn for engineering colleges or business schools. However, Kaloji Narayana Rao University of Health Sciences is approved and recognised by various government organisation. Furthermore, considering the courses and facilities offered by the University, KNR University Warangal can be drawn parallel to any tier 1 university. 

To secure a seat at KNRUHS, candidates need to pay the required course fees. The mode of payment along with other details about KNRUHS fees can be obtained from the official website. Students must ensure that they pay the fees within the stipulated timeline. KNRUHS fee structure may vary depending on several factors, including the course and course level. The fee structure includes a total tuition fees varying from INR 23.15 K to INR 1.87 Cr.

Admission to KNRUHS is offered on the basis of merit and entrance. If the candidates manage to secure the initial score of 45% to 60% or above in Class 12, then the candidate will further qualify for UG level admissions and entrance based examination. Similarly, if the candidate successfully secured a minimum aggregate of 50% to 55% in graduation then they can proceed for the next step of entrance based qualification. However, for entrances, candidates must meet the cutoff.