SCBMCH M.D General Medicine: Fees 2026, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

Ans. Yes, MD (General Medicine) at SCBMCH Cuttack is NMC recognised and affiliated to Odisha University of Health Sciences (OUHS), Bhubaneswar. SCBMCH is a government medical college established in 1875 and is one of the oldest medical institutions in India. Graduates are eligible for specialist posts in government and private hospitals across the country.

Ans. Total fees for MD (General Medicine) at SCBMCH Cuttack areRs. 1,76,490 for 3 years (Rs. 58,830/year) for the government quota. Hostel is available at Rs. 14,000/year separately. Verify the exact 2026-27 fee with SCBMCH before admission.

Ans. SCBMCH has 29 seats for MD (General Medicine). 50% seats are filled through AIQ via MCC centralized NEET PG counselling at mcc.nic.in, and 50% through Odisha state quota via DME Odisha counselling at dme.odisha.gov.in. Admission is strictly on NEET PG merit; NEET PG 2026 is scheduled on August 30, 2026.

Ans. Cutoff ranks for MD (General Medicine) at SCBMCH vary each year based on NEET PG merit and seat availability. As a government college with limited seats in a competitive specialty, cutoffs tend to be reasonably competitive. Check the NEET PG 2025 round-wise allotment results on mcc.nic.in for the most recent cutoff data.

Ans. Yes, as a government medical college, SCBMCH pays a stipend to MD/MS residents as per the Odisha government norms. Stipend amounts are revised periodically by the state government. Confirm the current stipend rate with SCBMCH at the time of admission.

Ans. SCBMCH runs a 1,200+ bed government teaching hospital that handles a very high patient load from across Odisha, including trauma, emergency, and complex tertiary care cases. MD (General Medicine) residents get hands-on training in clinical medicine, infectious disease management, diabetes and metabolic disorders, cardiology, nephrology, neurology, gastroenterology, haematology, rheumatology, intensive care medicine, and multi-organ dysfunction syndrome management. The hospital's diverse case mix and volume make it a strong training ground.