The Jawaharlal Nehru Medical College (JNMC) in Belagavi (Belgaum), Karnataka, is a highly reputed Private Deemed-to-be University medical college. Established in 1963, it is a flagship constituent unit of the KLE Academy of Higher Education & Research (KAHER). JNMC is recognized by the National Medical Commission (NMC) and is globally recognized, known for its extensive hospital and infrastructure.
| Parameter | Detail |
| Establishment | 1963 |
| Institute Type | Private Deemed-to-be University (Constituent of KLE Academy of Higher Education & Research) |
| Recognition | National Medical Commission (NMC) Approved; Listed in the WHO World Directory of Medical Schools |
| Accreditation | NAAC 'A+' Grade (Parent University) |
| Location | Nehru Nagar, Belagavi, Karnataka |
| Campus Size | 100+ acres (Self-contained, multidisciplinary campus) |
| Annual MBBS Intake | 200 seats (170 General/Management Quota, 30 NRI Quota) |
| Courses Offered | MBBS, MD/MS (20+ specialties), DM/M.Ch. (Super Specialties), and Ph.D. |
| Admission Process | Based on NEET-UG score, exclusively through MCC (Medical Counselling Committee) counseling for the Deemed University quota seats. |
Campus Amenities: The 100-acre campus functions as a self-contained township. Facilities include banks, ATMs, a post office, indoor and outdoor stadiums, an Olympic-standard swimming pool, an auditorium (5 auditoriums total), and various canteens and shops.
Academic Facilities: Features 31 classrooms, all with A/V facilities. There are extensive laboratories and world-class museums (e.g., Anatomy, Pathology) and a Clinical Skills Lab for hands-on training.
Library: The Central Library has a seating capacity of 846 students and offers a rich collection of journals and a state-of-the-art digital library with high-speed connectivity.
Eco-Friendly Initiatives: The campus follows a "green campus" concept with solar water heaters, LED lights, rainwater harvesting, and a Sewage Treatment Plant.
Leading tertiary care hospital attached to the institution
Teaching Hospital: The college utilizes two massive hospitals:
KLE Dr. Prabhakar Kore Hospital & Medical Research Centre (1250 beds).
KLE Dr. Prabhakar Kore Charitable Hospital (1000-bed free block).
Total Bed Capacity: 2400+ teaching beds under one roof, making it one of the largest teaching hospitals in India.
Clinical Volume: The hospital reports an average daily patient flow of 3000+ outpatients and high bed occupancy, ensuring unmatched clinical exposure for students.
Advanced Care: Equipped with 268 ICU beds and 31 Operation Theatres (OTs). It offers comprehensive super-specialty services, including Robotic Surgery, Cardiology, Neurosurgery, and Organ Transplant units.
State University Affordability
| Fee Component (MBBS - Per Annum) | Management Quota (INR) | NRI Quota (USD) |
| Annual Tuition Fee | ₹19,15,000/- to ₹19,20,000/- | $ 44,000 to $ 45,500 |
| Total Tuition Fee (for 4.5 years) | Approx. ₹86.18 Lakhs | Approx. $1,98,000 USD |
| Hostel & Mess Charges | Approx. ₹1,36,000/- | Approx. ₹1,08,000/- |
| Total 1st Year Payment (Approx. Incl. Hostel/Mess) | ₹20,51,000/- | $44,000 + ₹1,08,000 |
Hostel: Separate, secure, and well-maintained Hostel facilities for Boys (Chanakya) and Girls (Rani Channama/Akkamahadevi) are available for over 2,000 students. Exclusive NRI hostels are also provided.
Accommodation: Rooms are typically double occupancy for UG students. Facilities include laundry, fast food centers, and emergency medical care.
Hostel & Mess Charges (Annual): These are all-inclusive (rent and food are bundled).
Annual Fee (Hostel + Mess): Approx. ₹1,36,000/- per year for Indian students.
NRI Seat Quota: Yes, JNMC reserves a dedicated NRI Quota (approx. 30 seats). The fees are payable in US Dollars, and admission is through MCC counseling.
Admissions: All seats are filled via NEET-UG rank through MCC counseling (Deemed University quota). The cutoff for the general category is competitive (e.g., closing rank around 78,329 in Round 3, 2025).
PG Stipend: MD/MS residents receive a competitive stipend (reported around ₹55,000 per month in the first year).
Bond & Penalty (MBBS): A service bond may be applicable. The financial penalty for leaving the MBBS course mid-way is reported to be ₹10,00,00,000/- (Ten Crores), though the exact application must be confirmed with the latest university regulations.
Well-equipped Library
Experienced Faculty
Computer Lab
Sports Activities
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