About ESIC Medical College and Hospital, Basaidarapur
ESIC Medical College and Hospital, Basaidarapur, is a government medical college in west Delhi run by the Employees’ State Insurance Corporation, offering MBBS and MD/MS courses.
ESIC Medical College and Hospital at Basaidarapur, near Punjabi Bagh in west Delhi, is one of the medical colleges run by the Employees’ State Insurance Corporation, a central government social security body. It is affiliated to Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University and approved by the National Medical Commission. Listed seats are 50 for MBBS, with postgraduate MD and MS seats in subjects such as obstetrics and gynaecology, general surgery, anaesthesiology, orthopaedics and ophthalmology. Teaching is linked to the large ESIC hospital on the same campus. Facilities listed include a girls’ hostel, library, labs and sports.
Courses and fees
| Course | Mode | Duration | Seats | Fee per year | Total fee |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery Accepts: NEET-UG |
Full-time | — | 50 | — | — |
| Doctor of Medicine Accepts: NEET-PG |
Full-time | — | — | — | — |
| Master of Surgery Accepts: NEET-PG |
Full-time | — | — | — | — |
Tuition fees as published by the college for the fee year shown. Hostel, mess and exam fees are extra unless stated.
Admission
Admission through: Entrance test
MBBS seats are given on NEET-UG scores through counselling, and MD/MS seats on NEET-PG scores. Some seats may be kept for wards of insured persons under ESIC rules. Check the counselling notices for the seat matrix and fee details.
Typical eligibility
- Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery: Studying in: Class 12; Must have studied: Physics; Must have studied: Chemistry; Must have studied: Biology; Must have studied: English; Biotechnology accepted in place of Biology; age 17 on or before 31 January of the NEET-UG year; minimum eligible score in NEET-UG
- Doctor of Medicine: Studying in: UG; Enrolled in: Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery; MBBS degree or provisional pass certificate recognised under the NMC Act 2019; permanent or provisional registration with NMC/State Medical Council; one-year internship completed by the cut-off date; NEET-PG qualification
- Master of Surgery: Studying in: UG; Enrolled in: Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery; MBBS degree or provisional pass certificate recognised under the NMC Act 2019; permanent or provisional registration with NMC/State Medical Council; one-year internship completed by the cut-off date; NEET-PG qualification
The college may set higher cut-offs. Check its prospectus.
Facilities
- Hostel (girls)
- Library
- Labs
- Medical
- Sports
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Frequently asked questions
Who runs ESIC Medical College Basaidarapur?
The Employees' State Insurance Corporation, a central government body.
How many MBBS seats are listed?
50 MBBS seats.
Which university is it affiliated to?
Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, Delhi.
Which PG courses are offered?
MD and MS seats are listed in subjects such as obstetrics and gynaecology, general surgery, anaesthesiology, orthopaedics and ophthalmology.
Sources
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Information verified on 16 Oct 2026
- ESIC Medical College Basaidarapur - Careers360 · Editorial, accessed 16 Oct 2026
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