Admissions at Lady Hardinge Medical College are governed by the National Testing Agency (NTA). There is no separate university exam. Seats are distributed through two main pathways:
To ensure a safe seat in 2026, aim for a NEET score of 705+ (AIQ) or 685+ (State Quota) . For B.Sc. Nursing, while the requirement is lower, a score above 550+ significantly increases your chances in early counseling rounds.
- Biology (360 Marks): NCERT is your bible. LHMC aspirants should aim for a perfect score here. Focus heavily on Genetics, Plant Physiology, and Human Reproduction.
- Chemistry (180 Marks): Organic Chemistry mechanisms and Inorganic trends (S, P, D, F blocks) are high-yield.
- Physics (180 Marks): Modern Physics and Mechanics often act as the tie-breaker. Solve past 10 years' NEET and AIIMS questions to master the difficulty level.
Once you qualify NEET, the real hurdle is the MCC (Medical Counseling Committee) choice-filling. Ensure you have these ready:
- NEET Admit Card & Rank Letter: Keep multiple copies.
- Seat Allotment Letter: Downloaded after choice locking.
- Photo ID: Original Aadhaar Card (with updated photo).
- Physical Fitness Certificate: Signed by a registered medical practitioner.
- 8 Passport Photos: Must match the one used in the NEET application.
Security at medical entrances is extremely rigid. Follow these protocols to avoid last-minute panic:
- Wear light, half-sleeve clothing with no large buttons or pockets.
- Slippers or sandals with low soles only. Shoes are strictly prohibited.
- No metallic jewelry (nose pins, earrings, chains) or watches are allowed.
- Avoid applying Mehndi, as it can cause issues with biometric fingerprint scanning.












