MBBS (Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery)
250MBBS seats
₹64,350Annual · /yr
Reviewed 8 Jun 2026Bangalore Medical College · BengaluruBangalore Medical College and Research Institute (BMCRI), Bengaluru — MBBS Fees, Cutoff & Admission 2026
Bangalore Medical College and Research Institute (BMCRI) is a Government of Karnataka medical college in the heart of Bengaluru, started in 1955 as a private school by the Mysore Education Society…
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₹64,350
MBBS · Annual
250
MBBS intake
MBBS decision check
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- MBBS fee
- ₹64,350 /yrgovernment · Source linkedCompare fee rows Source evidence
- MBBS seats
- 250Published intake in this page's source packetSee course details Source evidence
- Counselling
- MCCNEET-based official counselling/allotment routeOpen counselling route
- Cutoff status
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Fees · 2025-26
Bangalore Medical College fees
Bangalore Medical College fees: MBBS · Annual is ₹64,350. Use the rows below to compare quota-wise amounts in one place.Source: nmc.org.in
Published MBBS fee rows · MBBS fee rows by quota
| Quota / fee item | Fee |
|---|---|
| MBBSfee source annual fee | ₹64,350 /yr |
Cutoffs
Bangalore Medical College NEET-PG 2025 — MCC All-India Quota (last-allotted rank per MD/MS course, official MCC allotment lists) cutoffs
Bangalore Medical College cutoffs for NEET-PG 2025 — MCC All-India Quota (last-allotted rank per MD/MS course, official MCC allotment lists) 2025. category-wise opening and closing ranks are listed below. MD Anaesthesiology All-India Quota — last seat SC MCC 2025 R3 final closing rank is 26,187.
NEET-PG 2025 — MCC All-India Quota (last-allotted rank per MD/MS course, official MCC allotment lists)2025
BranchCategoryRoundOpeningClosing
These are NEET-UG closing ranks for BMCRI's government/Karnataka state-quota MBBS seats (KEA code M001), allotted by KEA on NEET rank in CET-2024 Round 2 (the latest published KEA medical cut-off). As a government college, BMCRI also fills 15% of seats through the All-India Quota (MCC); it has no management or NRI quota. BMCRI's General-Merit closing rank of 4,156 is among the most competitive in Karnataka. The NEET-PG 2025 tables list the last-allotted (closing) All-India rank per MD/MS course at BMCRI, computed from the official final seat-allotment lists: MCC's round-wise NEET-PG 2025 results for the All-India Quota and KEA's PG NEET-2025 non-in-service lists for the Karnataka state quota (BMCRI's PG course codes begin with M01). Each row cites the official PDF it was computed from and names the round and the reservation category of the last seat allotted - General/GM seats typically close at much better ranks than the last-seat category shown. KEA's in-service 3rd-round final list records no BMCRI allotments, and BMCRI does not appear in KEA's extended stray list of 11-03-2026. DM/MCh super-specialty seats are filled through NEET-SS counselling, which these tables do not cover.
Admissions · 2025-26
Bangalore Medical College admissions
NEET-UG via MCC 15% All-India Quota
Application steps
1Qualify NEET-UG conducted by the NTA
2Enter and lock college and course choices online
3Seat allotment is published by NEET-UG rank and category
4Pay the government fee and report to BMCRI for admission
Eligibility
- Entrance: NEET-UG merit/rank as cited in the fetched admission sources.
- Management/NRI status: verify availability, eligibility, documents and fee instructions only in current official counselling or college notices; this page does not infer availability from absent source text.
- Off-counselling route: no non-counselling route is supported by the fetched official sources; use official counselling/allotment and college reporting notices only.
Documents required
NEET-UG 2025 admit card and scorecardClass 10 (SSLC) marks cardClass 12 / 2nd PUC marks cardStudy certificate countersigned by BEO/DDPITwo recent passport photographsCaste/income certificate (Form D/E/F), rural study or Kannada-medium certificate if claiming a reservation
MBBS first · courses & seats
MBBS & other medical programmes
View 31 postgraduate programmesKept below MBBS fees, cutoffs and counselling priorities
MD General Medicine
32intake
MD Anaesthesiology
33intake
MS General Surgery
28intake
MS Ophthalmology
26intake
MS Obstetrics & Gynaecology
24intake
MD Paediatrics
18intake
MD Radio-Diagnosis
16intake
MS Orthopaedics
15intake
MS ENT (Oto-Rhino-Laryngology)
12intake
MD Pathology
12intake
MD Pharmacology
9intake
MD Pulmonary Medicine (TB & Respiratory Diseases)
8intake
MD Dermatology, Venereology & Leprosy
7intake
MD Community Medicine
7intake
MD Forensic Medicine
6intake
MD Microbiology
5intake
MS Anatomy
5intake
MD Physiology
5intake
MD Psychiatry
5intake
MD Biochemistry
4intake
MD Radiotherapy (Radiation Oncology)
3intake
MD Sports Medicine
2intake
MD Geriatrics
2intake
MD Immuno-Haematology & Blood Transfusion (Transfusion Medicine)
2intake
MCh Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery
6intake
MCh Surgical Gastroenterology
5intake
DM Cardiology
4intake
DM Neurology
3intake
MCh Paediatric Surgery
3intake
MCh Neurosurgery
2intake
DM Critical Care Medicine
2intake
Hostel · campus
Bangalore Medical College hostel
Bangalore Medical College hostel details are listed in this section. hostel availability for Boys and Girls.
Boys + GirlsGenders
Scholarships
Scholarships
As a government college, BMCRI charges a low government tuition (Rs 64,350 per year). Students from eligible categories can additionally apply for Government of Karnataka post-matric scholarships through the State Scholarship Portal (SSP) as per their category.
Infrastructure & facilities
Labs, library, sports, hostels & campus facilities
BMCRI is attached to five government teaching hospitals in central Bengaluru. Victoria Hospital, whose foundation stone was laid in 1897 and which was inaugurated in 1900 by Viceroy Lord Curzon, is described officially as one of the largest hospitals in India. Vani Vilas Women & Children Hospital (1935) provides obstetrics, gynaecology, paediatrics and a NICU; the Minto Ophthalmic Hospital is a 300-bed Regional Institute of Ophthalmology tracing to 1896 with its own eye bank; the PMSSY Super Specialty Hospital runs Cardiology, Neurology, Neurosurgery, Paediatric Surgery, Plastic Surgery and Surgical Gastroenterology with liver transplant; and a Trauma & Emergency Care Centre completes the network. The campus has 28 teaching departments, spacious classrooms, well-equipped laboratories, skill labs, museums, a Library & Information Centre and auditoriums. BMCRI's attached teaching hospitals provide roughly 1,790 UG/PG teaching beds plus a 203-bed PMSSY super-speciality block and a 120-bed emergency facility. Victoria Hospital alone has around 900 functional beds and performs close to 51,000 operations a year, and the hospital network recorded about 6.89 lakh outpatient and 75,000 inpatient visits in 2019 — one of the largest clinical caseloads in Karnataka.
Clinical training evidence
- NMC MBBS seats: 250
Campus facilities
Victoria Hospital (one of India's largest)Vani Vilas Women & Children HospitalMinto Ophthalmic Hospital (300 beds)PMSSY Super Specialty HospitalTrauma & Emergency Care Centre28 teaching departmentsSkill laboratories & museumsLibrary & Information Centre
Campus
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Research & rankings
Centres, patents, grants & MoU partners
BMCRI runs broad-specialty MD/MS training across 24 departments and super-specialty DM/MCh programmes in Cardiology, Neurology, Neurosurgery, Plastic Surgery, Paediatric Surgery, Surgical Gastroenterology and Critical Care, supported by its PMSSY Super Specialty Block (a Government of India Pradhan Mantri Swasthya Suraksha Yojana facility). Its teaching hospitals — Victoria, Vani Vilas, Minto and the SS block — provide a large clinical-material base for medical research and tertiary care, and BMCRI is officially styled an autonomous institution. Teaching is organised across 28 departments per the official departments directory, with department-wise faculty rosters published for up to 30 units (including Critical Care and Geriatric Medicine); BMCRI publishes named per-department faculty PDFs rather than a headline faculty total.
Leadership & faculty heads
Management, principal & heads of departments
Dr. Kavya S.T.
Dean
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FAQ
Bangalore Medical College FAQs
How many MBBS and PG seats does BMCRI have?
BMCRI has 250 MBBS seats per year. It also runs 24 broad-specialty MD/MS departments (286 seats) and 7 super-specialty DM/MCh courses (25 seats), totalling 311 postgraduate seats.
Is Bangalore Medical College and Research Institute (BMCRI) recognised?
Yes. BMCRI, established in 1955, is a recognised government medical college affiliated to the Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences (RGUHS). Its MBBS programme is recognised and it is supported by major attached teaching hospitals including Victoria Hospital, Vani Vilas Hospital and Minto Ophthalmic Hospital.
What is the total MBBS course cost at Bangalore Medical College (BMCRI)?
BMCRI is a government college, so the MBBS course is very low-cost: at the government tuition of Rs 64,350 per year over the 4.5-year course, total tuition is only about Rs 2.9 lakh (tuition only) - a fraction of the Rs 1-2 crore total at private colleges. The one-year internship is paid at Rs 30,000 per month.
What stipend do MBBS interns get at Bangalore Medical College (BMCRI)?
As a government college, BMCRI pays MBBS interns the Karnataka state stipend of Rs 30,000 per month (per the NMC stipend record and the Karnataka government rate) - higher than the Rs 10,000-15,000 paid at most private colleges in the city.
Do BMCRI MBBS graduates have a compulsory service bond?
Yes. Under the Karnataka Compulsory Service by Candidates Completed Medical Courses Act, MBBS graduates from government colleges must serve one year of compulsory rural service (as a Junior Resident in a government hospital or PHC) after their internship. Non-compliance carries a penalty of Rs 15 lakh under the 2024 rules.
Is Bangalore Medical College (BMCRI) safe - is there an anti-ragging committee?
Yes. As an NMC-recognised government medical college, BMCRI maintains an Anti-Ragging Committee and Squad (covering the college and hostels) as required under the NMC and UGC anti-ragging regulations, and an Internal Complaints Committee (ICC) for women's safety under the POSH Act; ragging is a punishable offence. Students are also covered by the 24x7 national UGC Anti-Ragging Helpline and the official UGC anti-ragging portal (antiragging.in).
Which hospitals are attached to BMCRI?
BMCRI is attached to five government teaching hospitals in central Bengaluru: Victoria Hospital (inaugurated 1900), Vani Vilas Women & Children Hospital (1935), the Minto Ophthalmic Hospital (a 300-bed Regional Institute of Ophthalmology), the PMSSY Super Specialty Hospital and a Trauma & Emergency Care Centre.
What is Bangalore Medical College (BMCRI) known for?
BMCRI, established in 1955 (private founding by the Mysore Education Society) and taken over by the government in 1957, is one of Karnataka's oldest and most prestigious government medical colleges. It is attached to the heritage Victoria Hospital (foundation stone 1897, inaugurated by Lord Curzon in 1900) and the Minto Ophthalmic Hospital (origin 1896), and operates a Government-of-India PMSSY super-specialty block. It is recognised by the NMC and affiliated to RGUHS.
What is the hostel fee at Bangalore Medical College (BMCRI)?
Per BMCRI's official 2026 hostel-fee memorandum, MBBS students pay hostel room rent of Rs 16,500 per year, plus one-time deposits of Rs 15,000 (mess) and Rs 15,000 (caution) - half of each refundable - and a Rs 500 admission fee; water and electricity are charged by actual consumption. Separate boys' and girls' hostels are provided on campus.
Sources
Verification & sources
This page lists 18 official/reference source links. Each rendered fee, intake, cutoff, hostel, and admission-route claim is tied to the linked official college, NMC/regulatory, university, counselling, fee, or disclosure source used for this page. Source-backed fee bands, intake, cutoffs, hostel notes, and admission-route caveats are re-checked before publication.
- bmcribengaluru.karnataka.gov.in — BMCRI — About Us / Genesis (official Karnataka govt site)
- bmcribengaluru.karnataka.gov.in — BMCRI — Attached Hospitals (official)
- bmcribengaluru.karnataka.gov.in — BMCRI — Administration / Director-Dean (official)
- msmer.nmc.org.in — NMC — BMCRI college recognition record
- nmc.org.in · pdf — NMC — Revised PG Seat Matrix 2024-25 (BMCRI PG seats)
- cetonline.karnataka.gov.in · pdf — KEA 2025-26 MBBS fee notification (M001, Government)
- cetonline.karnataka.gov.in · pdf — KEA CET-2024 R2 medical cut-off (M001)
- nmc.org.in · pdf — NMC - Stipend Detail List (intern stipend by college)
- hfwcom.karnataka.gov.in — Karnataka H&FW - Compulsory Service (bond) Act & Rules
- cetonline.karnataka.gov.in · pdf — KEA 2025-26 PG Medical (MD/MS) fee structure
- bmcribengaluru.karnataka.gov.in · pdf — BMCRI - official hostel fee memorandum (2026)
- antiragging.in — UGC National Anti-Ragging Helpline (official)
- cetonline.karnataka.gov.in · pdf — KEA UGNEET-2025 medical seat matrix
- cetonline.karnataka.gov.in — KEA - official refund & seat-cancellation policy
- bmcribengaluru.karnataka.gov.in — BMCRI — official Karnataka govt website (college & hospital details, clinical statistics)
- bmcribengaluru.karnataka.gov.in — BMCRI — official hospitals list + About Us (bmcribengaluru.karnataka.gov.in; five attached hospitals)
- mcc.nic.in — MCC - NEET-PG 2025 counselling (round-wise final allotment results; BMCRI All-India Quota rows)
- cetonline.karnataka.gov.in · pdf — KEA - PG NEET-2025 medical (MD/MS) mop-up (3rd round) final allotment list (BMCRI PG codes M01xx)
Reviewed by
Amrit Ashu
Lead Admission Counsellor. RV College of Engineering 2017 graduate, guiding students for admissions in Bangalore since 2017. Page-level facts are checked against the linked official disclosures and source packets shown below; admissions-office discussions are not used as citations.