Mysore Medical College and Research Instt. (Prev.name Government Medical College), Mysore

Campus Size: The college complex spans approximately 43 acres (some reports state 160 acres for the combined facilities). The main college building was constructed in 1930.

Academic Facilities: Includes spacious, modern Lecture Halls with A/V aids, well-equipped Laboratories with sophisticated equipment, and departmental museums.

Central Library: A comprehensive library with thousands of volumes and dozens of periodicals, providing access to online databases and e-journals.

Amenities: Features an Auditorium, Gymnasium, Cafeteria, Computer Labs, and extensive facilities for extracurricular activities (debating, singing, sports).

Teaching Hospitals: MMCRI is attached to two major government hospitals, ensuring massive clinical exposure:

1. Krishna Rajendra Hospital (K.R. Hospital): General Hospital for men and trauma care. (Started as a 100-bedded hospital).

2. Cheluvamba Hospital: Specialized Women's and Children's Hospital (Built in 1880).

Total Bed Capacity: The combined hospital network provides well over 1,000 beds.

Clinical Volume: As a primary government referral center for a huge part of Southern Karnataka, the hospital network ensures an exceptionally high and diverse patient load for robust clinical training.

Advanced Care: Facilities include a multi-storeyed OPD building with an ultra-modern, air-conditioned ICCU (added in 1998) and specialized wards.

Hostel: Separate, secure Hostel facilities for Boys (590 capacity) and Girls (285 capacity) are available.

Hostel Fees (Annual): Highly subsidized.

• Hostel Rent (Yearly): Approx. ₹12,000/- to ₹36,000/- per year.

Mess Charges: Mess is often included in the yearly fee structure or charged monthly on a dividing basis.

• Monthly Mess Bill: Approx. ₹4,500 per month.

• Note: Food quality is generally reported as adequate.

NRI Seat Quota: NO. Being a Government medical college, MMCRI does not have an NRI quota. Admission is strictly based on merit through AIQ and State Quota.

MBBS NEET Cutoff (2024 Final Round AIQ General Category): The closing rank was approximately 15,709 (All India Rank), reflecting extremely high demand.

Service Bond: A 1-year rural service bond is applicable to MBBS graduates as per the mandatory Karnataka state government policy.

• Penalty for Non-Compliance: A financial penalty of ₹10,00,000/- (Ten Lakhs) is imposed for skipping the bond.

Stipend: MBBS interns receive a competitive monthly stipend (reported around ₹20,000 to ₹30,000 per month).