The Campus & Infrastructure

MMCH operates from a large, integrated campus.

• Location: The campus is located at Malda, West Bengal.

• Campus Vibe: It is an integrated campus built to be an academic and healthcare hub for the district. The infrastructure is modern, reflecting significant government investment.

• Infrastructure & Facilities:

• Academic Blocks: Features modern, well-equipped lecture halls, demonstration rooms, and examination halls built to high NMC standards.

• Laboratories: Equipped with new, state-of-the-art labs for all pre-clinical and para-clinical departments (Anatomy, Physiology, Biochemistry, Pathology, Microbiology, etc.).

• Library: A central library provides students access to necessary medical collections and digital resources.

Residential Life: Separate hostel facilities are provided on campus for boys and girls (UGs and PGs).

Healthcare Pillar: MMCH Hospital

The college is attached to its own large government hospital that serves as its primary teaching facility.

• Flagship Hospital: The Malda Medical College Hospital (an upgraded District Hospital) is the constituent teaching hospital, fully integrated with the medical college.

• Scale & Services: This is a major hospital for the district and surrounding regions.

• Capacity: A large hospital with 500+ beds (reports of increased capacity towards 700 beds are common).

• Services: Provides comprehensive healthcare services across all major clinical specialties, featuring 24x7 Emergency, Trauma, and Critical Care (ICUs), modern Operation Theatres, and advanced Diagnostic facilities.

Educational Engine: The MMCH Hospital is the core clinical training ground for MBBS students and postgraduate residents, offering essential, high-volume patient exposure crucial for medical training.

Fee Structure: Government Subsidized

As a state government medical college, the fees are extremely low and set by the Government of West Bengal.

Disclaimer: These are indicative 2024-2025 figures. Fees are subject to annual revision by the West Bengal government. A mandatory service bond (e.g., 1 year rural service) may apply. Always verify the precise, current fee structure and bond conditions directly from the official WBMCC counselling notifications.

Campus Living: Hostel Facilities

• Accommodation: Separate hostel blocks are available for male and female students (UGs and PGs).

• Amenities: Hostels are functional, providing basic furnishings.

• Dining: Mess facilities are available for all hostellers.

• Cost: Hostel and mess fees are additional to the tuition fees but are highly economical.

• Hostel Fee (Annual): Nominal (e.g., ~ ₹1,500).

• Mess Charges (Monthly): Paid monthly based on actual expenses, typically ranging from ~₹3,000 to ₹4,000 per month.

Admissions Process: NEET & State Counselling (West Bengal)

• Getting Admitted (MBBS/MD/MS): Admission is strictly and exclusively based on qualifying ranks in NEET-UG (for MBBS) or NEET-PG (for MD/MS).

• State Counselling is Key (West Bengal): Seat allotment is handled entirely through the West Bengal Medical Counselling Committee (WBMCC) centralized counselling process.

• 15% All India Quota (AIQ): Seats are filled through the MCC (Medical Counselling Committee) counselling, open to students from all over India.

• 85% State Quota: Seats are reserved for students with West Bengal domicile and are filled through the WBMCC state counselling.

• Always check the official WBMCC (wbmcc.nic.in) and MCC (mcc.nic.in) websites for counselling schedules and procedures.

Career Pathways & Placements

• Career Path: As a government medical college, the career path for graduates is excellent.

• Internship: MBBS graduates complete a mandatory 1-year rotatory internship at the MMCH, for which they receive a stipend as per state government norms.

• Bond: A mandatory 1-year rural service bond or penalty bond may apply, as is common with government colleges in West Bengal.

• Post-Graduation: Graduates will be eligible to appear for the NEET-PG exam to pursue postgraduate specialization (MD/MS) or can become Medical Officers in the state health service. The college offers 52 of its own PG seats, providing an in-house pathway.

Information for NRI / Foreign Nationals