Silchar Medical College MBBS : Fees 2026, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

Ans. The total MBBS fee at Silchar Medical College for the full 5.5-year course (including internship) is INR 73,424. This covers annual tuition of INR 12,000, annual examination fee of INR 2,200, and a one-time admission fee of INR 2,300. Hostel is available at INR 4,000 to INR 6,000 per month (optional). As a government college, there is no management or NRI quota, and the fee structure applies uniformly to all admitted students.

Ans. In the 2025 Assam NEET counselling cycle, the Silchar Medical College state quota cutoff for general category was a NEET score of 516. The All India Quota cutoff for general category was 544. SC category cutoff for state quota was 440. These are NEET scores out of 720. Exact 2026 cutoffs will be published with the allotment results after the Round 1 allotment on August 6, 2026.

Ans. MBBS admission at Silchar Medical College is entirely through NEET-UG scores via Assam state NEET counselling conducted by DME Assam at dme.assam.gov.in. Candidates must register for Assam counselling between July 24 and July 29, 2026, fill preferences, and accept the allotted seat. The Round 1 seat allotment result will be declared on August 6, 2026. There is no separate institute-level entrance test for SMCH admission.

Ans. Yes, MBBS graduates from Silchar Medical College under the Assam state quota must sign a 5-year compulsory rural service bond in Assam. Failure to complete the bond attracts a penalty of INR 30 Lakhs. This bond is part of the Assam government’s policy to strengthen rural healthcare across the state. During the internship year preceding this bond, interns receive a monthly stipend of INR 21,000.

Ans. Silchar Medical College offers more than 18 postgraduate programs including MD and MS in multiple specialisations. MBBS graduates who qualify NEET-PG can apply for PG seats at SMCH through Assam state PG counselling. Graduates completing their 5-year rural service bond may also apply for PG study leave with government approval. SMCH’s strong clinical infrastructure supports quality PG training after MBBS at the same campus.

Ans. After completing MBBS and the one-year internship at Silchar Medical College, graduates fulfil the 5-year rural service bond and can then pursue NEET-PG for MD or MS specialisation. They may also join the Assam health department as medical officers through state PSC exams, serve in the Indian Armed Forces, or enter private clinical practice. SMCH graduates are recognised across Assam’s public health system and are eligible for government hospital appointments across the northeastern region.