Government Medical College, Nagpur

Placements after graduation are taken through NeetPG examinations. As MBBS graduates we can apply for the medical officer post in government medical hospitals After passing the Neet PG examination, junior residents' seats are filled on the basis of the merit list Stipend for junior residents is Rs.75,000 Placement of medical officer done via application In medical hospitals offer salary of Rs.70,000-Rs.75,000

The Government Medical College and Hospital in the Aurangabad city is considered one of the famous medical colleges in the state of Maharashtra. The college is affiliated to Maharashtra University of Health Sciences MUHS. It offers undergraduate, postgraduate, and Diploma programs under various specializations. The current intake at the college for UG courses is 150 whereas, for PG programs, it is 155 per year. Along with UG and PG, 50 are admitted to B.Sc. Nursing and 120 are admitted to BPMT every year. Admission to the courses is done on the basis of marks secured in the national level entrance exam i.e. NEET. 

Candidates seeking admission to Government Medical College (GMC), Aurangabad must meet the eligibility criteria. The admission process for different courses offered by GMC Aurangabad is as follows:

Undergraduate Courses:
MBBS: Admission to the MBBS course is based on the relevant scores in the NEET-UG examination. To fulfil GMC MBBS eligibility criteria, the student must have passed 10+2 or equivalent in Physics, Biology and Chemistry with English as one of the subjects. Candidates interested in GMC Aurangabad MBBS admissions must choose GMC Aurangabad as their first choice when filling out the NEET counselling form. Once selected, students must get their documents verified by the college and pay the course fees.

Postgraduate Courses:
MD (Doctor of Medicine): Candidates must have an MBBS or equivalent degree with relevant marks recognised by the National Medical Commission and must take the NEET-PG exam to apply for admission to the college. Students interested in GMC Aurangabad PG admissions must select the college as their preferred college during the application process. Following NEET PG allotment, students who are admitted must get their documents verified by the college and pay the course fees.

MS (Master of Surgery): Candidates must have an MBBS or equivalent degree with relevant marks recognised by the National Medical Commission and must take the NEET-PG exam to apply for admission to the college. Students interested in GMC Aurangabad PG admissions must select the college as their preferred college during the application process. Following NEET PG allotment, students who are admitted must get their documents verified by the college and pay the course fees.

PGD (Post Graduate Diploma): Candidates must have an MBBS or equivalent degree with relevant marks recognised by the National Medical Commission and must take the NEET-PG exam to apply for admission to the college. Students interested in GMC Aurangabad PG admissions must select the college as their preferred college during the application process. Following NEET PG allotment, students who are admitted must get their documents verified by the college and pay the course fees.

Doctoral Courses:
DM (Doctorate of Medicine): Admission to the DM course is based on the relevant scores in the NEET-SS examination. Candidates must have an MD or equivalent degree with relevant marks recognised by the National Medical Commission. Students interested in GMC Aurangabad DM admissions must select the college as their preferred college during the application process. Following NEET SS allotment, students who are admitted must get their documents verified by the college and pay the course fees.

Government Medical College, Nagpur, and Government Medical College, Aurangabad both have good placements.

Government Medical College, Nagpur

• The college provides 100% placements.
• The average salary offered is Rs. 1,00,000 per month.

Government Medical College, Aurangabad

• GMC placements are good and almost all students get a job.
• The college doesn't have placements like engineering colleges, but selection in PG entrance is very important.
• The college is recognised by the Medical Council of India, New Delhi for medical education in India.

It is important to note that medical colleges do not have placements in the traditional sense, but rather students are selected for internships and residency programs.