Admission for NRI students at Mahatma Gandhi Medical Institute in Navi Mumbai requires meeting specific criteria, including a NEET score in the 99th percentile. The MBBS program is chosen for its comprehensive curriculum, taught by competent faculty using diverse teaching methods. Examination involves four exams annually, with internal assessments by college faculty and external evaluations by the university. Tuition is approximately 20 lakh INR annually, totaling around 20,00,000 INR for the 4.5-year course with an unpaid internship.
Hostel fees are additional, costing 1,84,000 INR annually, potentially exceeding 1 crore INR for the entire course duration with hostel services. No direct placements are offered, but students find opportunities in private practices, hospitals, or clinics, with many pursuing further studies or exams like USMLE, supported by the Kaplan program. The college provides a comprehensive internship at MGM Hospital with a minimal stipend of around 500 INR monthly. Scholarships are not actively provided, though the competitive Rajarshi Chhatrapati Shahu Maharaj scholarship is available.
The college's fee structure is higher than government institutions but comparable to other deemed universities, leading to suggestions for fee reduction or facility enhancement.
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