• Campuses: The academic campus is split, with the main clinical teaching facilities located at Light House Hill Road, providing an urban and well-connected environment.

• Academic Facilities: Features modern, Air-Conditioned Lecture Halls, an expansive Health Sciences Library, a Museum of Anatomy and Pathology, and specialized simulation facilities.

• Amenities: Provides separate, secure, and modern Hostel facilities for Boys and Girls, a large indoor sports complex, gymnasium, and is fully Wi-Fi enabled.

• Teaching Hospitals: KMC Mangalore is attached to multiple teaching hospitals, including its own specialized units and major government hospitals like Wenlock District Hospital (a PPP collaboration).

• Bed Capacity: Utilizes a vast network of beds across its affiliated hospitals, with the total bed capacity available for teaching estimated to be over 1000+.

• Clinical Focus: Known for providing high-quality, tertiary care to domestic and international patients. Students benefit from exposure to a wide range of cases across a diverse network of affiliated hospitals.

• Advanced Care: The clinical campus is equipped with modern diagnostic and therapeutic services, including Super Specialty departments.

The fees for KMC Mangalore are fixed by MAHE, typically structured for five academic years.

• Hostel: Separate, secure Hostel facilities for Boys and Girls are available on campus (Bejai New Hostel).

• Accommodation: Offers various accommodations, including AC and Non-AC rooms (single, double, and triple sharing).

• Hostel & Mess Charges (Annual): These are mandatory for residents and typically charged annually.

• Non-AC Double Sharing (Hostel + Mess): Approx. ₹1,40,500/- per year (Includes Rent and Mess Advance).

• AC Double Sharing (Hostel + Mess): Approx. ₹1,72,000/- per year (Includes Rent, Mess Advance, and AC Electricity Advance).

• NRI Seat Quota: Yes, KMC Mangalore offers a dedicated NRI Quota (approx. 38 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).

• Stipend (Internship): MBBS interns receive a monthly stipend (reported between ₹20,000 to ₹35,000 per month). PG residents receive a competitive stipend.

• Bond: Students admitted through the Karnataka state quota may be subject to a rural service bond, but those admitted through the MAHE/MCC process are typically exempt from the state bond.