SRM Medical College Hospital and Research Centre

MBBS (Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery) is a 5.5-year UG course, with one year of internship. The MBBS curriculum of SRM Medical College covers subjects such as Anatomy, Physiology, Forensic Medicine, Community Medicine, Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Surgery, Medicine, etc. In addition to theoretical knowledge, students are also exposed to practical training, clinical rotations, and hands-on experience in the attached 1500-bedded SRM hospital.

SRM Medical College MBBS application process starts with applying for the NEET UG exam. Once the candidate has qualified NEET, they can register for AIQ counselling, with SRM Medical College MBBS as their first preference college. After the counselling process, a seat allotment letter is sent to the shortlisted candidates, based on the merit list released by MCC. The candidates have to report to the campus with the allotment letter and required documents within the stipulated time. The process ends with the payment of the fees.

SRM Medical College has a dedicated placement cell to provide students with a variety of job opportunities. Multiple organisations participate in the placement drive of the college. The top recruiters at SRM Medical College Hospital and Research Centre include, but are not limited to:

• Apollo Hospital
• Fortis Healthcare
• Max Healthcare
• NIMHANS (National Institute of Mental Health and Neurosciences

The students are selected for MBBS admission in SRM Medical College based on their NEET score and NEET counselling. A NEET-qualified candidate is eligible to register for AIQ counselling and its subsequent rounds, at the official website of MCC. A merit list is then released on the same website and the candidates who have cleared the required cut-off for SRM Medical College MBBS are selected for admission.

In 2023, SRM Medical College cut-off for the general category in the last round stood at 3,37,751 for MBBS. In 2022, the closing cut-off in the last round was 5,59,036. In 2021, it was 9,12,490 for the General All India category students. It can be seen that the cut-off witnessed a decreasing trend over the past three years. The cut-off fluctuates because of a variety of factors, like the number of students appearing for NEET, difficulty level of the exam, total number of MBBS seats, number of students choosing SRM Medical College as their first preference college, etc.