Byramjee Jeejeebhoy Government Medical College and Sassoon General Hospitals

The total tuition fees of the BSc at BJGMC is INR 3.4 lakh. The overall fee includes other fees such as- security deposits, exam fees, hostel fees, mess fees, etc. 

BJGMC admissions are both merit and entrance-based. The documents that are required for BJGMC admissions are:-

• Class 10 and 12 mark sheet
• Graduation mark sheet
• Entrance Scorecard
• ID Proof, etc. 

BJGMC offers the following courses to candidates:-

• BSc
• MBBS
• PG Diploma
• MD
• MS
• MCh

The eligibility criteria of the MBBS course at BJGMC requires the candidates to pass Class 12 with Biology and a minimum of 50% aggregate from a recognised board. Candidates must appear for the NEET UG exam for admission in the course. 

B.J. Government Medical College (BJMC) Pune NEET UG cutoff ranks in 2023 are as follows: General category cutoff rank was 1,892 for Round 1, OBC cutoff rank was 4,548, SC cutoff rank was 30,836, and ST cutoff rank was 57,650. For Round 2, general category cutoff rank was 2,503, OBC cutoff rank was 6,630, SC cutoff rank was 35,827, and ST cutoff rank was filled. General category cutoff for Mop-Up Round was 5,173, OBC 7,905, SC 48,495, and ST 82,959. For Stray Vacancy Round general category cutoff was 9,818, OBC was 13,898 while SC and ST all were filled.

NEET UG Round 3, has been released for admission to the MBBS courses. As per Byramjee Jeejeebhoy Government Medical College and Sassoon General Hospitals NEET UG cutoff 2023, the Round 3 closing rank was 5173 for General category candidates in All India quota for MBBS - Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery. MBBS cut off varies depending on the category and domicile/quota of the applicant.

The cutoff trend for MBBS at Byramjee Jeejeebhoy Government Medical College and Sassoon General Hospitals has been fluctuating in the recent years.  In 2021, the last round closing rank for the General All India category students was 4631. In 2022, the last round closing rank was 10027, and in 2023, it stood at 9818. This trend is likely to continue in the coming years, as the demand for engineering education in India continues to grow. Similar cut off trend can be seen for female candidates under all categories however the ranks are slightly different.