The college admission is based on the NEET exam, with a merit list influenced by reservation criteria. It offers three rounds of admissions, including a management quota. A comprehensive faculty with MD or MS qualifications supports students through exams and practical clinical knowledge. Tuition fees vary: Rs 300,000 annually for high NEET scorers and Rs 825,000 for others. Government scholarships like MYSY help reduce costs. Hostel and mess fees are Rs 6,000 and Rs 2,600 per month, respectively.
For management quota students, the annual fee is Rs 9,07,500, while for government quota, it's Rs 3,30,000. The college guarantees substantial placements, mandating a two-year service at its hospital post-graduation with salaries starting at Rs 48,000 monthly. Internships with stipends of Rs 12,000 to Rs 15,000 are also part of the curriculum. The average post-course annual salary package is about Rs 9,00,000. The college, affiliated with GMERS, facilitates government scholarships, offering up to a 50% fee refund for boys and up to 100% for girls.
Financial aid is available through schemes like the Mukhyamantri Yuva Swavalamban Yojana and loans from Dena Bank.
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