MBBS

Yes, some colleges like Sion Hospital and KEM college municipal colleges are reserved under special domicile or municipal quota for those students lying under the Maharashtra and Mumbai domicile. So basically, out of state students have less seat options there. Knowing the seat reservation quota before applying would have saved them a lot of confusion. Always check prospectus and official details.

You can spend INR 45 Lacs or even more for a medical seat, but you cannot buy a government seat. Genuine government seats are obtained only through merit-based counseling, and the fees are generally a few thousand to a few lakhs.

The cut offs differ from year to year on the basis of category, reservation and seat. Government cut offs are much more compared to private colleges. So rather than rumours think of the previous year's official cutoff list as it will give you an accurate idea.

Yes, the Post Graduate Institute of Medical Education & Research is planning on launching its MBBS course with a current planned seat-intake of 100.

Further this course is planned to launch on PGIMER's new satellite campus located in Sarangpur.

However this plan is currently in its early stages without any concrete launch date or time table announced.

Yes, the Post Graduate Institute of Medical Education & Research is planning on launching its MBBS course with a current planned seat-intake of 100.

Further this course is planned to launch on PGIMER's new satellite campus located in Sarangpur.

However this plan is currently in its early stages without any concrete launch date or time table announced.

According to RIMS Ranchi NIRF report 2026,  36 UG 5 year students were placed out of total 140 graduated students of batch 2024. Median package offered was INR 9.5 LPA.

Yes, there's no shortcut here. Every medical college in Gujarat, government or private, requires a valid NEET-UG score for admission, followed by registration through ACPUGMEC for counselling. So no matter how much money you're willing to spend, NEET qualification is non-negotiable.

Yes, there are many government medical colleges like B.J. Medical College Ahmedabad, Baroda Medical College, Baroda, Government Medical College, Surat charge only around INR 1 Lacs per year, for the entire MBBS course. This makes Gujarat one of the cheapest states in India to pursue a medical degree, provided you secure a government seat through NEET.

Candidates can get MBBS admission with 300 score in NEET to private medical colleges or deemed universities that accept such scores. With 300 NEET score, candidates cannot get admission to government MBBS colleges.

Symbiosis Medical College for Women is known for its MBBS course. No donation or capitation fee is accepted at the college. The admissions are striclty based on MCC/DGHS rules for these courses. 

SMCW provides a 100% academic/ tuition fee waiver exclusively to the top 5 female students who achieve the maximum scores in the NEET (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test) & also enroll in the 1st year of their MBBS programme. Hence, education becomes almost free for these students. 

As per the Shiksha verified reviews, the ROI is good. The college has been rated 4.2/5 for value for Money.