Vyas Medical College, Jodhpur (Rajasthan)

Campus Size: The VMCH campus is new and well-developed, part of the larger Vyas Institutes of Higher Education complex.

Academic Facilities: Features modern infrastructure, including four fully equipped, digital Lecture Theatres with projectors and CCTV surveillance.

Central Library: A spacious library stocked with thousands of textbooks, national/international journals, and e-learning resources.

Amenities: The campus is fully residential and provides ample facilities, including separate hostels, a large cafeteria, and a dedicated sports complex.

Teaching Hospital: The college is attached to the Vyas Hospital (Vyas Medicity).

Bed Capacity: The multi-specialty teaching hospital has a capacity of 650 to 770 beds (as per latest plans).

Critical Care: Provides comprehensive critical care services, including 60 dedicated beds in the ICU, CCU (Coronary), NICU (Neonatal), and PICU (Pediatric).

Advanced Facilities: The hospital features advanced diagnostic and treatment technologies, including a Cath Lab (for Cardiology), specialized services in Gastroenterology, Neurosurgery, and Endocrinology, and state-of-the-art Radiology equipment.

Clinical Exposure: The integrated structure ensures early and consistent clinical exposure across various medical and surgical specialties.

Hostel Policy: The campus is generally fully residential, and students are required to stay in the provided hostel accommodation.

Hostel: Separate, secure, and fully-furnished Hostels for Boys and Girls are available.

• Rooms: Offers sharing rooms (double/triple occupancy).

Hostel & Mess Charges (Annual): These are mandatory and typically all-inclusive.

• AC Sharing Room (Rent + Mess): Approx. ₹2,00,000/- to ₹2,70,000/- per year.

• AC Single/Studio Room (Rent + Mess): Can be as high as ₹3,50,000/- to ₹4,00,000/- per year.

Mess: Provides hygienic food with a diverse menu (vegetarian and non-vegetarian options), and the charge is usually included in the annual hostel fee.

NRI Seat Quota: Vyas Medical College is expected to offer NRI Quota seats (Category C) as per Rajasthan Private College norms, although the fee details for this quota are sometimes not explicitly and separately listed in the latest summary tables. Prospective NRI candidates should verify the current fee structure (which is usually payable in USD).

Admissions: All admissions are based on NEET-UG rank, following the Rajasthan State Counseling rules.

Bond & Penalty (MBBS): MBBS students admitted through the State Quota are typically subject to the Service Bond (often 2 years) required by the Government of Rajasthan, with a penalty (e.g., ₹5,00,000/-) for non-compliance.