DBMCI

Dr. Bhatia Medical Coaching Institute (DBMCI) is a premier medical coaching institute located in Gautam Nagar, New Delhi, founded in 1996 by Dr. Mukesh Bhatia. It specializes in preparing medical graduates and students for postgraduate and international medical exams.

DBMCI offers structured courses for NEET PG, INI-CET, FMGE, and USMLE, with options for live classroom sessions, online classes, test series, and focused revision programs to ensure comprehensive exam preparation.

They also provide foundation courses for second-year medical students, subject-wise discussions, and advanced coaching modules like the One Shot Revision and DBMCI Live 360 Plan to strengthen knowledge and exam readiness.

With experienced faculty and a student-centric approach, DBMCI empowers medical aspirants to achieve their academic goals and succeed in competitive medical examinations globally.

• NEET PG Coaching: In-depth prep for India’s PG medical exam with structured lectures, doubt sessions, and test series to help students secure top ranks efficiently.
• INI-CET Coaching: Specialized training for national medical institute exams with targeted study material, expert guidance, and practice tests to maximize admission chances.
• FMGE Coaching: Complete support for foreign medical grads to clear India’s screening test, with theory classes, practice questions, mock exams, and personalized success strategies.
• USMLE Preparation: Structured guidance for US medical licensing exams with live classes, online resources, mock tests, and performance tracking for exam readiness.
• Foundation Courses: Early prep for 2nd-year med students to strengthen core subjects, build concepts, and improve performance through structured teaching and assessments.
• Revision Programs: Focused courses like One Shot Revision & DBMCI Live 360 help students revise efficiently, consolidate knowledge, and practice high-yield questions before exams.
• Test Series & Mock Exams: Regular subject-wise mock exams and assessments with performance analysis to track progress, identify weak areas, and improve speed and accuracy under exam conditions.