Indira Gandhi Government Medical College & Hospital Nagpur MBBS : Fees 2025, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

Admission to this college requires passing the NEET UG exam, with a total score of 720 marks, after which candidates are selected based on their ranks. Key documents like migration and birth certificates are needed, and candidates undergo either state or All India counseling. The well-qualified faculty supports a student intake of 150 per batch, maintaining a 1:25 teacher-student ratio. Course duration includes four years of study covering 19 subjects, such as anatomy and physiology, with a compulsory one-year rotatory internship.

Attendance is mandatory, with a minimum of 75% for lectures and 80% for practicals. Students must score 50% in both internal and university exams to pass. The fee structure is feasible, with first-year fees at Rs 75,000 for open category students and Rs 8,000 for category students, plus hostel fees. Fees for subsequent years vary, with scholarships available to exempt tuition for eligible students. Additional fees cover library access and registration, while mess charges are separate.

Interns receive a stipend of 11,000 to 18,000 INR monthly, though this is lower than in some states. Graduates can become health officers in government hospitals, earning 45,000 to 75,000 INR monthly, or pursue further studies through NEET PG exams. The college participates in government scholarship programs, offering fee discounts based on economic and reserved category status. The college does not provide traditional corporate placements, focusing instead on clinical training and public health service.