The Basic Medical Science curriculum: Offers an in-depth program of the basic medical sciences. Presents the range of problems encountered by doctors and the range of solutions that have been developed for their recognition, investigation, prevention, and treatment. Covers the principles of disease, therapy, ethics, and legal issues relevant to the practice of medicine.

The Clinical Medical Sciences curriculum: Presents the opportunity to record history, perform a physical examination and interpret the findings. Teaches the students to act independently correlating the clinical relevance to the basic sciences. Gives access to areas of medical practice students may be interested in while pursuing their career. On successful completion of the whole curriculum and satisfactorily meeting all the other requirements, students will be conferred with an MD degree.