Khaja Bandanawaz University - Faculty of Medical Sciences, Gulbarga

Campus Size: The medical campus is part of the larger Khaja Bandanawaz University complex, with the medical sciences faculty spanning around 19 to 25 acres.

Academic Facilities: Features cutting-edge laboratories with the latest medical equipment. The university has a Centrally Air-Conditioned Auditorium with a 750 seating capacity for seminars and events.

Central Library: A well-stocked Central Library is available with dedicated reading spaces, extensive print collections, and access to digital resources and databases.

Amenities: The campus is generally described as having modern infrastructure supporting immersive learning.

Teaching Hospital: The Khaja Bandanawaz Teaching & General Hospital (KBNTGH) serves as the primary clinical training center.

Bed Capacity: A large multi-specialty hospital with 750+ teaching beds (some sources cite 700 beds), which includes dedicated infrastructure for intensive care and specialized services.

Clinical Exposure: The hospital sees a significant number of patients, providing strong emphasis on bedside teaching and community-oriented patient care.

Advanced Services: Features:

• 10 Modular Operation Theatres.

• 100 Emergency and Critical Care Beds across dedicated MICU, SICU, PICU, NICU, and ICCU units.

• Modern Diagnostic Services including MRI, CT Scan, Ultrasound, and a Central Laboratory Service.

Hostel: Separate, well-maintained Hostel facilities for Boys and Girls are available on campus.

Accommodation: Rooms are furnished, promoting a comfortable and supportive living environment.

Hostel & Mess Charges (Annual): These are charged separately from tuition fees.

• Annual Hostel + Mess Package (Approx.): ₹1,65,000/- per year (Varies based on amenities).

• PG Hostel fees are higher, around ₹2,00,000/- per year.

NRI Seat Quota: Yes, KBNU-FMS reserves a dedicated NRI Quota (approx. 23 seats). The fees are substantial and payable in INR or USD equivalent.

Minority Status: As a Muslim Minority institution, it reserves seats for candidates from the Muslim community under the Management Quota.

Service Bond: Candidates should confirm the latest compulsory rural service bond requirement with the KEA, as this is standard for most Karnataka medical colleges.

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

NEET Cutoff: The MBBS cutoff for Round 1 of the Management Quota in recent cycles was approximately 559 marks.