Malda Medical College and Hospital MBBS : Fees 2026, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

Ans. The total fee for the 4.5-year academic MBBS programme at Malda Medical College, a government institution, is INR 56,500. The 1st year costs INR 14,500 (tuition plus charges) and each subsequent year costs INR 12,000. Hostel charges are separate. Eligible SC and ST students can avail full fee reimbursement through the Post Matric Scholarship and the Central Sector Scholarship (NSP) provides INR 20,000 per year for qualifying students.

Ans. Malda Medical College and Hospital has a total MBBS intake of 125 seats. Of these, 85% (106 seats) are allotted through West Bengal state counselling via WBMCC, and 15% (19 seats) go to the All India Quota managed by MCC. Reservation norms for SC, ST, OBC-A, OBC-B, EWS, and PwD categories apply as per West Bengal state and central government guidelines.

Ans. Based on 2024 NEET data, the General category closing NEET rank for Malda Medical College under the AIQ round was in the 21,000 to 32,000 range. West Bengal state quota cutoffs vary by round and category, with SC and ST candidates qualifying at higher rank numbers. The 2026 cutoff will be determined after WBMCC publishes the state merit list and conducts counselling rounds.

Ans. Admission to MBBS at Malda Medical College follows two routes. For the 15% All India Quota, candidates register at mcc.nic.in and participate in MCC counselling. For the 85% West Bengal State Quota, candidates register at wbmcc.nic.in, upload documents, and fill college preferences. Seat allotment is based on NEET rank and category. Allotted candidates report to MMCH with original documents within the reporting deadline.

Ans. The compulsory one-year internship at Malda Medical College follows the 4.5-year academic MBBS programme. Interns receive a monthly stipend of INR 28,000 to INR 30,000 as per West Bengal government norms. The internship is conducted at the attached teaching hospital, which has over 1,100 beds, providing extensive clinical training across medicine, surgery, gynaecology, paediatrics, and community health.

Ans. Government medical college graduates in West Bengal may be subject to a bond condition requiring service in a government hospital or underserved area after completing MBBS. The bond amount and duration are specified by the West Bengal state government and are subject to revision. Candidates should verify current bond terms with WBMCC or the MMCH administration before enrolling to understand post-graduation obligations.