St. John's Medical College Hospital entrance with signage, Sarjapur Road, BengaluruVerified 11 Jun 2026St. Johns Medical College, Bangalore · Bengaluru
BengaluruEst. 1963

St. Johns Medical College, Bangalore — Fees & Admission 2026

MBBS · Annual tuition
₹6.75L/year
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₹6.75L
MBBS · Annual tuition
339
Total intake
Direct Admission · Not applicable

No management quota
at St. Johns Medical College, Bangalore

St. Johns Medical College, Bangalore runs admissions as a recognised minority institution. Seats not filled through Karnataka counselling are released through the institution's own admissions process, not the standard KUPECA/COMEDK management-quota route.

What is actually available
  • NEET-UG via KEA counselling (from AY 2026-27; register for Karnataka CET — Karnataka AND non-Karnataka candidates)
  • Nine college categories: 45 open-merit seats (35 Karnataka + 10 All-India) + 95 Roman Catholic categories + 10 staff
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Fees · 2026-27

St. Johns Medical College, Bangalore fees

St. Johns Medical College, Bangalore fees: MBBS · Annual tuition is ₹6.75L. Use the rows below to compare quota-wise and branch-wise amounts in one place.

MBBS · Annual tuition
6.75L
Private · fee by branch
BranchFee
MBBS (single fee, all 9 categories)
Annual fee
₹6,75,000 /yr
Programmes · intake

Programmes & intake

MBBS (Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery)

MBBS
150intake
₹6.75LAnnual · /yr

MD General Medicine

MD General Medicine
19intake

MD Anaesthesiology

MD Anaesthesiology
14intake

MD Radio Diagnosis

MD Radio Diagnosis
12intake

MS Orthopaedics

MS Orthopaedics
10intake

MD Paediatrics

MD Paediatrics
9intake

MD Community Medicine (SPM)

MD Community Medicine
8intake

MS Obstetrics & Gynaecology

MS OBG
8intake

MD Pathology

MD Pathology
8intake

MD Dermatology, Venereology & Leprosy

MD Dermatology
5intake

MS ENT (Otorhinolaryngology)

MS ENT
5intake

MS Ophthalmology

MS Ophthalmology
5intake

MD Psychiatry

MD Psychiatry
5intake

MS General Surgery

MS General Surgery
5intake

MD Emergency Medicine

MD Emergency Medicine
5intake

MD Physiology

MD Physiology
4intake

MD Pharmacology

MD Pharmacology
4intake

MD Microbiology

MD Microbiology
4intake

MD Biochemistry

MD Biochemistry
4intake

MD Anatomy

MD Anatomy
4intake

MD Family Medicine

MD Family Medicine
3intake

MD Radiotherapy / Radiation Oncology

MD Radiation Oncology
2intake

MD Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation

MD PMR
2intake

MD Forensic Medicine

MD Forensic Medicine
1intake

MD Transfusion Medicine

MD Transfusion Medicine
1intake

DM Nephrology

DM Nephrology
5intake

DM Critical Care Medicine

DM Critical Care
4intake

DM Pulmonary Medicine

DM Pulmonary Medicine
4intake

DM Endocrinology

DM Endocrinology
3intake

DM Neonatology

DM Neonatology
3intake

DM Neurology

DM Neurology
3intake

DM Medical Gastroenterology

DM Gastroenterology
3intake

DM Paediatric Nephrology

DM Paediatric Nephrology
3intake

DM Cardiology

DM Cardiology
2intake

MCh Neuro Surgery

MCh Neurosurgery
3intake

MCh Urology (Genito-Urinary Surgery)

MCh Urology
3intake

MCh Plastic Surgery

MCh Plastic Surgery
2intake

MCh Paediatric Surgery

MCh Paediatric Surgery
2intake

MCh Surgical Oncology

MCh Surgical Oncology
1intake

MCh Gynaecological Oncology

MCh Gynaec Oncology
1intake
Cutoffs

St. Johns Medical College, Bangalore NEET-UG (college counselling 2024 — last-admitted All-India Rank, NOT an official cutoff) cutoffs

St. Johns Medical College, Bangalore cutoffs for NEET-UG (college counselling 2024 — last-admitted All-India Rank, NOT an official cutoff) 2024. branch-wise opening and closing ranks are listed below. MBBS Open merit (OPN) 2024 admissions (college counselling) closing rank is 25,379.

NEET-UG (college counselling 2024 — last-admitted All-India Rank, NOT an official cutoff)2024
BranchCategoryRoundOpeningClosing
MBBScutoff sourceOpen merit (OPN)2024 admissions (college counselling)25,379
MBBScutoff sourceGeneral merit (GMP)2024 admissions (college counselling)19,408
MBBScutoff sourceGeneral merit HK (GMPH)2024 admissions (college counselling)79,291
MBBScutoff sourceRC open merit (RC8)2024 admissions (college counselling)75,752
MBBScutoff sourceRC Karnataka (RC7)2024 admissions (college counselling)1,03,525
MBBScutoff sourceRC SC-origin (RC5)2024 admissions (college counselling)2,26,883
MBBScutoff sourceRC tribal (RC4)2024 admissions (college counselling)4,28,929
MBBScutoff sourceRC religious (RC3)2024 admissions (college counselling)5,05,759
MBBScutoff sourceNorth-Indian RC (RC6)2024 admissions (college counselling)5,38,105
MBBScutoff sourceStaff quota (RC2)2024 admissions (college counselling)12,23,827

St. John's has NO published official cutoff: until 2025 the college ran its own NEET-based counselling outside KEA (its KEA code M011 shows zero allotments in the CET-2024 cut-off publication), and the KEA artifacts for its first KEA-counselled year (2026-27) are not published yet. The table above is derived from the college's own NMC-disclosure list of all 150 students admitted in 2024, with the LAST-ADMITTED All-India NEET rank per college category — it shows where admission actually closed, but it is not an official KEA cutoff. Opening ranks that year: open merit (OPN) AIR 4,661, general merit (GMP) 12,736, RC open merit (RC8) 24,012, RC Karnataka (RC7) 71,092, staff quota (RC2) 2,26,964. Category codes are the college's own; the 2026-27 seat matrix differs from the 2024 category sizes.

Admissions · 2026-27

St. Johns Medical College, Bangalore admissions

NEET-UG via KEA counselling (from AY 2026-27register for Karnataka CET — Karnataka AND non-Karnataka candidates)Nine college categories: 45 open-merit seats (35 Karnataka + 10 All-India) + 95 Roman Catholic categories + 10 staffNo NRI/OCI quota and no management quota (college bulletin)

Application steps

1Qualify NEET-UG conducted by the NTA
2Register for KEA (Karnataka CET) counselling — mandatory for Karnataka and non-Karnataka candidates
3Produce category documents (e.g. baptism/Bishop's certificates) at KEA document verification if claiming a reserved category
4Execute the two-year social-obligation service bond affidavit (Rs 100 stamp paper) — a precondition for admission
5Pay the full first-year fee of Rs 8,11,160 to KEA at the time of admission (not to the college)
6Report to the college and complete admission

Documents required

NEET-UG scorecard and admit cardClass 10 and 12 marks cardsTransfer, migration and conduct certificatesAadhaar or photo IDCategory documents: baptism certificate and Bishop's certificate in the prescribed formats (Catholic categories), tribal/SC-origin certificates where applicableSocial-obligation service bond affidavitProof of 7 continuous years of study in India (citizenship requirement)
Hostel · campus

St. Johns Medical College, Bangalore hostel

St. Johns Medical College, Bangalore hostel details are listed in this section. capacity Not published. hostel availability for Boys and Girls. location: Within the Sarjapur Road campus, Koramangala. amenities include On-campus, Separate blocks for men and women, Warden system (20+ named wardens), Mess (fee not published), No published fee table (cited absent).

Not publishedCapacity
Boys + GirlsGenders

📍 Within the Sarjapur Road campus, Koramangala

Amenities
On-campusSeparate blocks for men and womenWarden system (20+ named wardens)Mess (fee not published)No published fee table (cited absent)
Scholarships

Scholarships

The MBBS bulletin states that 'some full-tuition fee and part-tuition fee scholarships are available on a means-cum-merit basis'; the PG bulletin adds that 'a limited number of scholarships are available for deserving candidates' through the Academic Section. The PG fee structure itself is steeply subsidised by category — religious sisters and SJMC alumni who completed the rural service pay far lower tuition than open-merit candidates. Scholarship recipients who later default on the social-obligation bond must refund the scholarships along with the Rs 25,00,000 bond penalty.

Infrastructure & facilities

Labs, library, sports, hostels & campus facilities

St. John's National Academy of Health Sciences occupies a roughly 140-acre wooded campus on Sarjapur Road, Koramangala — central Bengaluru (one official page says 132 acres; both figures are the college's own). The teaching hospital, St. John's Medical College Hospital (commissioned 1975), is NABH-certified (certificate E-2024-0070) and NABL-lettered: the college's NMC bed-strength disclosure records 1,350 total beds (1,130 teaching), while the prospectus describes 1,800 beds — the disclosure figure leads. Disclosed clinical volumes for 2025: 8,15,652 outpatient visits (average 2,235 a day) and 68,185 admissions. The campus houses the Zablocki Learning Centre and Maliakkal Library (about 44,000 textbooks, 200+ journals), the St. John's Research Institute (the first stand-alone research institute on an Indian medical campus and an IAEA Collaborating Centre), a chapel, hostels, and satellite facilities including SJMCH Brigade Meadows (2024) and a dedicated Geriatric Centre (2025).

44,000
Library volumes
Campus facilities
1,350-bed teaching hospital (1,130 teaching beds; NABH-certified)~2,235 OPD visits/day (2025 disclosure)St. John's Research Institute (IAEA Collaborating Centre)Zablocki Learning Centre + Maliakkal Library (44,000 books)~140-acre wooded campus, KoramangalaRobotic surgery programmeHostels on campusChapel and counselling servicesSatellite hospital (Brigade Meadows) + Geriatric Centre

Research & rankings

Centres, patents, grants & MoU partners

St. John's, established in 1963 by the Catholic Bishops' Conference of India through the CBCI Society for Medical Education, is one of India's most distinctive medical schools: it has produced seven Rhodes Scholars (the most of any Indian medical college), was the first Indian medical school to teach ethics, and is one of ten NMC national nodal centres for medical education. Its St. John's Research Institute (2004) was the first stand-alone research institute on an Indian medical campus, is an IAEA Collaborating Centre (2019) and the only Indian institute IAEA-recognised for stable-isotope research, and collaborates with Harvard, Mc Master and the University of California. The signature social-obligation programme has run since the MBBS batch of 1973: every student serves two years in one of about 360 designated underserved-area centres — roughly 250 graduates are serving at any time, about 70 percent fulfil the commitment, and about 20 percent stay on in underserved care. Last published examination results (April-2021 disclosure): MBBS phase passes 79-95 percent across phases (2019-21 cycles), PG 95.31 percent (July 2020) and super-speciality 100 percent (September 2020); newer college-wide pass data is not published. The faculty roster spans the college's pre-, para- and clinical departments (hospital page: 327+ faculty members).

Leadership & faculty heads

Management, principal & heads of departments
Dr. George D'Souza
Principal
Most Rev. Victor Henry Thakur
Chairman
Rev. Fr. Jesudoss Rajamanickam
Director
Dr. Varghese P. S.
Medical Superintendent
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FAQ

St. Johns Medical College, Bangalore FAQs

What is the MBBS fee at St. John's Medical College, Bangalore?
Per the official MBBS Admission Bulletin 2026-27 fee chart: Rs 8,11,160 is payable to KEA at the time of admission — admission fee Rs 29,350, refundable deposits Rs 14,000, annual tuition Rs 6,75,000, other fees Rs 80,450 and RGUHS university fee Rs 12,360 (the bulletin warns not to pay the first-year fee to the college). From the second year the annual fee is Rs 7,58,050, paid to the college in two instalments. Tuition alone is Rs 6,75,000 per year — about Rs 30.4 lakh over the 4.5-year course — and the college publishes per-year figures rather than a single course total. The fee excludes hostel and mess, and the same fee applies to every admission category.
Is there a management quota or NRI quota at St. John's Medical College?
No. The college's own bulletin states 'There is no NRI/OCI quota in St. John's Medical College', and there is no management quota or paid seat tier either — every category pays the same subsidised fee of Rs 6,75,000 tuition a year. St. John's deliberately subsidises the MBBS fee in exchange for a compulsory two-year social-obligation service bond. Be wary of any agent claiming to arrange a management or NRI seat here — no such seats exist.
How is MBBS admission to St. John's conducted? Has it joined KEA?
Yes — from the academic year 2026-27, counselling for MBBS admission to St. John's is conducted by the Karnataka Examination Authority (KEA), per Government of India policy stated in the college's bulletin. Both Karnataka and non-Karnataka NEET-UG-qualified candidates must register for Karnataka CET. Selection is on NEET merit within the college's nine-category seat matrix, with category documents verified at KEA document verification. Until 2025 the college conducted its own NEET-based counselling.
What is the seat matrix at St. John's Medical College?
150 MBBS seats in nine categories (2026-27 bulletin): Karnataka State Open Merit 35, All-India General Open Merit 10, institutional staff 10, and six Roman Catholic Christian categories totalling 95 — religious nuns/priests 25, RC of Karnataka 25, RC All-India open merit 15, RC tribals 10, RC of Scheduled Caste origin 10 and native North-Indian RC 10. Any vacant reserved seat moves to the RC All-India open-merit category. 45 seats are thus open to candidates of any background.
What is the NEET cutoff for St. John's Medical College?
There is no official KEA cutoff yet — 2026-27 is the college's first KEA-counselled year. The best official indicator is the college's published 2024 admission list (its own NEET-based counselling): open-merit admissions closed at All-India Rank 25,379 (open category) and 19,408 (general merit), Roman Catholic open merit closed at 75,752, RC Karnataka at 1,03,525, and reserved Catholic categories ranged from about 2.3 lakh (SC-origin) to 5.4 lakh (North-Indian RC), with the staff quota closing at 12,23,827. These are last-admitted ranks, not an official cutoff.
What is the rural service bond at St. John's Medical College?
Every MBBS student must, 'as a precondition for admission, execute a social obligation service bond to serve for two years in one of the designated hospitals or health centres in a medically underserved area of the country' (bulletin wording). The college subsidises the MBBS fee in exchange. Defaulting on the bond carries a penalty of Rs 25,00,000, and scholarship recipients must additionally refund their scholarships. The programme has run since the batch of 1973, with about 360 designated centres; refundable deposits are returned after the bond is completed.
How many PG (MD/MS) and super-speciality seats does St. John's have, and what are the PG fees?
24 MD/MS disciplines totalling 147 seats per the NMC matrix — including General Medicine 19, Anaesthesiology 14, Radio Diagnosis 12 and Orthopaedics 10, plus rarities like Family Medicine, Emergency Medicine and Transfusion Medicine — and 15 DM/MCh courses totalling 42 seats (the largest super-speciality set in our Bengaluru coverage, including DM Paediatric Nephrology and MCh Gynaecological Oncology). PG admission is via KEA PG-NEET. PG fees are tiered by course group: total payable at admission ranges from Rs 1,09,025 (pre-clinical MD, tuition-free) through Rs 7,59,025 (Pathology/Community Medicine) to Rs 12,80,025 (Dermatology, Radio Diagnosis, Orthopaedics, OBG — tuition Rs 11,75,000/year). PG students execute a one-year service bond (penalty Rs 5,00,000), waived for SJMC alumni who completed the rural service.
How do DM/MCh admissions work at St. John's, and what are the fees?
Super-speciality (DM/MCh) admission is through MCC central counselling on NEET-SS. The SS fee at admission is Rs 3,40,825 (tuition Rs 2,00,000 a year plus other fees and deposits). DM/MCh candidates execute a two-year bond to serve at St. John's after the course — with the post and salary of Assistant Professor during the bond — and the bond penalty is Rs 75,00,000. The college also runs NBE-regulated DrNB and FNB programmes with fees per NBE guidelines.
What stipend do interns and residents get at St. John's Medical College?
Per the Dean-signed stipend disclosure of September 2025: MBBS interns receive Rs 20,000 per month from the college (the disclosure also shows the Karnataka government-college figure of Rs 30,000 for comparison). PG residents receive Rs 56,250 / Rs 62,500 / Rs 68,750 per month in years 1/2/3, and super-speciality senior residents Rs 68,750 / Rs 75,000 / Rs 81,250 — the SS bulletin confirms the senior-resident figures.
Is St. John's Medical College recognised, and which university is it under?
Yes — MBBS is NMC-recognised (a long-recognised college; the intake rose from 60 to 150 from 2020-21 per the NMC record) and the college is affiliated to the Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences (RGUHS), Karnataka. It is a not-for-profit Roman Catholic religious-minority institution established in 1963 by the Catholic Bishops' Conference of India through the CBCI Society for Medical Education. The college's awards page cites NIRF-2024 medical rank 28, though the NIRF portal was unreachable for verification.
What is the MBBS pass percentage at St. John's Medical College?
The latest results the college has published date to its April-2021 disclosure: I-MBBS 82.66 percent and II-MBBS 79.39 percent (February/March 2021); December-2019 cycle II-MBBS 81.33 percent, III-MBBS Part-I 86.39 percent and Part-II 94.91 percent; PG examinations July-2020, 95.31 percent; super-speciality September-2020, 100 percent. Newer college-wide pass percentages are not published — RGUHS releases per-exam results, not college aggregates.
Is St. John's Medical College safe — are there anti-ragging and harassment committees?
Yes. The anti-ragging committee is chaired by the Director with the Dean, vice-deans, registrar, more than twenty named hostel wardens, and parent and student representatives; ragging is a cognizable offence under the Karnataka Education Act, and the national anti-ragging helpline and portal (antiragging.in) also apply. A 12-member Internal Complaints Committee (POSH) with an external expert and a named presiding officer handles sexual-harassment complaints under the CBCI Society's published policy, and a student grievance-redressal cell with a published policy and appeal route to the Dean is in place.
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