The admission process for medical colleges in Gujarat was conducted online, prioritizing government and semi-government institutions, before private ones. Initially, there were 14 colleges, but now there are 29. Admission is based on a merit rank derived from semester results and GUJCET scores. The college has a faculty-to-student ratio of 1:10, with experienced professors ensuring quality education. Courses include four daily lectures, covering theoretical and practical topics. Students undergo four exams annually, with a low failure rate of 26 out of 150.
The college is the priciest in Gujarat, with fees of Rs 6.38 lakhs for merit students, Rs 12 lakhs for management, and $25,000 for NRI students, posing challenges for middle-class families. Payments are flexible, and students from backward classes can pay in cash. A one-year internship offers a modest Rs 5,000 stipend but valuable experience. Graduates secure jobs in hospitals with competitive salaries. Scholarships and financial aid are available, including the MYSY scholarship and Kaniya Kenanvi Yojana for girls.
SC/ST students benefit from the Freeship card, covering fees. General quota tuition is Rs 8,70,000, management Rs 16,00,000, and varies for government quotas. Hostel fees are Rs 80,000 plus a Rs 20,000 deposit. Additional charges include Rs 9,500 for library access, Rs 10,000 admission, and Rs 6,000 university fees. Facilities include a library, academic center, and hostel options, though fees are high for non-scholarship students.


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