K V G Medical College, Sullia

Campus Size: The college is part of a vast KVG educational campus that includes 14 institutions. The medical campus is far from city life, situated amidst the nature of the Western Ghats.

Academic Blocks: The campus is unitary, with the College building (208,915 sq. mt.) and Hospital building (78,892 sq. mt.) housed separately.

Academic Facilities: Features Air-conditioned Gallery Classrooms, demonstration rooms, a Skill Lab, Examination Halls (one with 1200 capacity), and Departmental Museums.

Central Library: A well-equipped Air-conditioned Central Library (1600 sq. m) with reading rooms for both students and staff.

Recreational: Provides Playgrounds for outdoor games (Cricket, Volleyball, Basketball) and indoor games facilities, including a Gymnasium.

Teaching Hospital: The KVG Medical College & Hospital is the integrated multi-specialty teaching hospital.

Bed Capacity: The hospital operates with 682 teaching beds.

Clinical Volume: Student reviews suggest the patient inflow requires enhancement, though the hospital is adequately rated and provides essential services.

OPD Timings: Outpatient services run from 8:00 AM to 2:00 PM, with specialty clinics from 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM.

Advanced Care: Offers comprehensive services across all major specialties, including Psychiatry, Orthopaedics, and Radio-Diagnosis.

Hostel Policy: Hostel stay is compulsory for students, and management rules prohibit renting separate private accommodations. Students must reside in the college hostel or with a guardian.

Hostel: Separate blocks for Boys (Nalanda, Valmiki, Amarashree) and Girls (Payashwini, Kaveri) are provided, with Wi-Fi connectivity and 24/7 power supply.

• Rooms: Available in 2-sharing and 3-sharing configurations, with both attached and non-attached bathrooms.

Hostel Fees (Annual): The residential cost is substantial and is typically charged as an all-inclusive annual fee.

• Annual Residential Fee (Approx.): Around ₹2,00,000/- per year (Rent and Mess included, as per student reports).

Mess: Separate mess facilities are available for boys and girls. Mess food quality is noted as variable in student reviews.

NRI Seat Quota: Yes, KVGMC&H offers an NRI Quota (approx. 15 seats). The fees are high and fixed by the KEA.

Admission: All seats are filled via NEET-UG rank through the KEA counseling process.

MBBS NEET Cutoff (2025 State Quota): The closing rank for the General Merit (GM) category was approximately 74,462 (State Rank) in a recent round.

Service Bond: MBBS students must adhere to the Karnataka state government's 1-year compulsory rural service bond or pay the penalty.

Stipend: Students receive a stipend during the 1-year compulsory rotating internship.