JNMC Belagavi MBBS : Fees 2025, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

NEET-UG is a nationwide entrance exam in India for aspiring medical students, with around 11 lakh participants each year. Admission is primarily based on NEET scores and ranks, coordinated through state counseling processes like KEA in Karnataka, which manages 75% of the state's seats. The NEET exam, covering Physics, Chemistry, and Biology, is held in May. Institutions like AMU and JNMC also use NEET for admissions. The college ranks among the top 25 medical colleges in India, with highly qualified faculty, often alumni of prestigious institutions like AIIMS and JIPMER.

The faculty-to-student ratio is 1:30, ensuring personalized attention. The course spans four phases, with exams totaling 300 marks. Fees range widely, from a few thousand rupees to 30 lakh rupees per year. For instance, MBBS fees rose from 6 lakh rupees annually in 2015 to approximately 8.8 lakh rupees today. The 2017 batch paid 11 lakh rupees, excluding hostel and mess charges. Other courses have lower fees, with some central institutes charging 16,000 rupees for a 5-year period.

Payment options include installments and loans, with special provisions for NRI students. Tuition and fees differ by quota: KEA quota is around Rs 500,000 annually, while the general quota is Rs 1,655,000 plus additional fees. NRI fees are Rs 3,100,000, private seats are Rs 1,800,000, and management seats are Rs 3,600,000 per year. Hostel fees range from Rs 84,000 to Rs 130,000 annually. The college offers a compulsory one-year internship at its hospital, providing practical experience across various departments.

Stipends vary, ranging from Rs. 3,000 to Rs. 30,000 monthly. Although there are no traditional placements, graduates have strong job prospects and often pursue further studies. The college assists students in preparing for postgraduate exams but does not directly offer loans or scholarships, although partnerships with banks facilitate access. External scholarships are available through government programs.