Rajarshi Chhatrapati Shahu Maharaj Government Medical College & CPR Hospital Kolhapur: Fees, Admission 2025, Courses, Cutoff, Ranking, Placement

1)I had applied for all government medical Colleges in Maharashtra and in 1st round I got SRTR GMC,Beed but in 3 rd round of counselling I got this college,I liked this college and my parents also on same page so I confirm it.at first glance I liked weather and college campus. 2)I didn't get admission in top medical Colleges of Maharashtra as selection process was based on merit and I didn't got selected 3) admission is done according to merit, admission process is little lengthy but can be done in 1 day, selection is done according to NEET exam marks which is given by PCB group students after 12th. Cutoff for government college is higher than other private colleges which can be more than 580 marks in neet for open category. Admission process can be hectic if there are many students at a time but they give 6-7 days for admission thus there will be no problem for arranging all required documents.

I applied to almost all the government medical colleges of Maharashtra, how ever I opted for a retention in this collage. Reason being I loved kolhapur as a city. 2) GMC Miraj is the only collage which is usually get compared with GMC KOLHAPUR. 3) talking about the academics both the collage have more-or-less same level of academics however GMC KOLHAPUR offers better hostel facilities. 4) GMC Miraj has upper hand when we consider the fact that the associated hospital and collage iare both connected and situated in the same place. 5) talking about patients inflow, in both GMC KOLHAPUR and GMC Miraj is similar.

I got selected based on my national eligibility cum entrance examination all india rank so i got this college in second round after gmc satara in first round. The course is good there is no issue of unemployment

The college I chose is a well established college, although I had wished for a medical college in mumbai. The admission process is quite quick compared to other colleges. I had previously applied to government medical college dhule

If i get a chance to choose another college over this then i will opt only Aiims bcz of very low fees and Aiims come under central government agency and there is no bomd in Aiims so Aiims can be better option but in Gmc of state College this is best option ????????

Eye specifically denied all the city colleges for this college due to its nature based campus. Reason of chosing Kolhapur even though it was in periphery and not choosing other peripheral college was it's proximity to it is like Pune I never got an rejection from other colleges as it was a first on retention. Admission process is quite Tyson eligibility is based on NEET UG exam and that's the only exam accepted for course cut off sir based on stage prank which is around 2017 sml

Admission process is purely merit based, entrance exam NEET is conducted every year and you get the college based upon your rank, the overall admission and counselling experience was bit complex and overwhelming but people get through it

I applied for AIIMS Delhi, Christian medical college Vellore, GMC Mumbai, etc but I couldn't get a seat in there The Admission criteria for my college was 480+ in neet and minimum age 17+ The admission process was very convenient and easy, staffs were very kind and helped us through the admission process at each step

I had applied for all the top government medical colleges in Maharashtra including the ones in Mumbai and Pune. Through the state counselling of Maharashtra, I was allotted Government Medical College, Kolhapur in the second round. I am an open category student. The cut off for the open category was 594 marks, I had scored 600. The minimum age for applying for NEET is 17 years and passing class 12 boards with 60% marks. The admission process was smooth at GMC, Kolhapur, all the process was done within 3 hours. But in the college I was allotted in the first round, ie GMC, Latur, the process was not so smooth. The officials were arrogant and did not explain the procedure initially properly leading to a lot of wastage of time.

Teachers are very good and experienced in their job. Most of the teachers have the experience of as many years as our age is. Syllabus is completed within time and it runs in parallel with other medical Colleges. College is attached with CPR hospital which is one of the oldest hospitals of INDIA. Very good clinical exposure. During internship, we will get to learn & perform a lot of spinal anaesthesia, Intubation, normal vaginal delivery, POP slab, intracath,Suturing, Foley's catheter, etc. We also got to assist & watch closely many surgeries, eventhough I got to do very less in that, but it's a start.Good clinical exposure while wards in clinical postings during 3rd year & final year has all specialities & few super specialities like neurosurgery, urosurgeey,etc it has good Trauma-ICU, Medicine-ICU, CVTC.you get to see a varitey of cases (than your private college counterparts) as it's district government hospital