Eligibility Criteria

MBBS degree from an NMC-recognised medical college.
Completed the mandatory rotating internship before the admission cut-off date.
Qualified in NEET-PG (or equivalent recognised PG entrance) in the admission year.
Apply through the counselling / seat-allocation process under applicable quota (General / Private / NRI / Management, if relevant).
Submission of required documents during admission: MBBS mark-sheets, internship completion certificate, NEET-PG scorecard, identity proof, quota/category certificates if applicable.

Minimum Education

MBBS

About Course

The Psychiatry department at AIMS Bellur is an established unit within the college, functioning under AIMS’s commitment to academic excellence, clinical service, and community mental-health outreach.
The department’s vision is to provide comprehensive mental-health services to local and rural communities, conduct awareness and outreach programs for psychiatric disorders, and offer academic and research training in psychiatry.
Infrastructure within the department includes facilities such as demonstration rooms for academic activities, EEG & biofeedback labs, private consultation cabins ensuring patient confidentiality, and a resource-rich library with books and e-resources — supporting both academic and practical psychiatric training.
As an MD Psychiatry student at AIMS Bellur, you can expect clinical exposure to a variety of psychiatric cases (adult psychiatry, addiction, geriatric, student counselling, liaison psychiatry), opportunities for outpatient and inpatient psychiatric care, and participation in departmental research and outreach programs aimed at serving surrounding rural communities.
Given AIMS’s large teaching hospital and multi-speciality services, students may benefit from interdisciplinary exposure and training, which is valuable for holistic psychiatric practice.
Overall, MD Psychiatry at AIMS Bellur aims to produce competent psychiatrists capable of clinical practice, community mental-health service, research, and academic roles — contributing to mental-health care and awareness in both urban and rural settings.