Madras Medical College, Chennai

Madras Medical College, Chennai charges INR 18,073 per year for the MBBS course, totaling INR 90,365 for the entire course. The tuition fee for the MBBS course is INR 68,018, and an admission fee of INR 19,215 must be paid at the time of admission. The fee structure for any of these courses in the Madras Medical College, Chennai lies between INR 47,000-146,955.  Madras Medical College, Chennai charges INR 18,073 per year for the MBBS course, totaling INR 90,365 for the entire course.

The placement rate is high, with 90% placed. The highest package offered is 12-15LPA, the lowest around 6-8 LPA, Average of 9-10 LPA, Top recruiting companies are Pfizer, Novartis. Nearly all students get internships. Top roles are Medical advisory and Research associate. According to Madras Medical College NIRF report 2022, the median package offered during MMC Chennai UG 5-year and PG 2-year placements 2021 stood at INR 7.2 LPA and INR 7.44 LPA, respectively.

Well, the faculty teaching method is good and so many taught us with theoretical and practical. I like the teaching method most. Good infrastructure clean and hygienic surrounding nature. It is a really good college and considered third best after MMC and Stanley. MMC is always the first preference for students who get high cut-off marks. The placement rate is good, with around 70 percent of the students getting placed. Some of the potential recruiters that come are Sun Pharma, Cipla, etc.

The expected NEET cutoff rank for students under the general category is projected to be between 630 to 720. Candidates belonging to the OBC category can expect the cutoff ranks to range from 450 to 560. 

The determination of these cutoff ranks is influenced by several key factors, including the total number of candidates appearing for the NEET exam, the exam's difficulty level, and the specific number of MBBS seats available at Madras Medical College.

Madras Medical College, one of the premier medical institutions in India, offers 250 seats for its MBBS program, ensuring a wide opportunity for aspiring medical students. The admission to these seats is rigorously merit-based, primarily determined through scores obtained in the NEET entrance examination. Of the total 250 seats available for the MBBS program, 15% are earmarked for candidates under the All India Quota. The remaining 85% of seats are allocated to candidates under the State Quota, catering to a diverse group of students from various backgrounds.