Autonomous State Medical College Pilibhit Admissions 2025: Courses, Fees, Cutoffs, Placements & Ranking

Autonomous State Medical College, Pilibhit (ASMC Pilibhit) is a newly established government medical college in Uttar Pradesh. 

• Established: 2024 

• Affiliation & Recognition: Affiliated with Atal Bihari Vajpayee Medical University, Lucknow; approved by the National Medical Commission (NMC). 

• Location: SH-26, Bithaura Kalan, Pilibhit, Uttar Pradesh 

• The college has hostels for both girls and boys. 

• The campus is still building up its full hospital infrastructure and departmental strength as it begins operations. 

Because the institution is new, complete data on placements, alumni, specialty departments, and reputation is limited at this stage.

Courses & Intake

• Course Offered: MBBS (Bachelor of Medicine & Bachelor of Surgery) as the primary undergraduate program. 

• Intake: 100 seats for MBBS per year. 

• Duration: 5.5 years (i.e. 4.5 years of academic training + 1 year compulsory internship) 

At present, there is no confirmed information indicating that postgraduate (MD / MS) programs are operational at ASMC Pilibhit.

Admission Process & Eligibility (2025)

Eligibility Criteria

Typically, for MBBS at ASMC Pilibhit, candidates should satisfy:

1. Must have passed 10+2 (or equivalent) with Physics, Chemistry, Biology (or Biotechnology) and English. 

2. Minimum marks: Usually 50% aggregate in PCB for General category (lower for SC/ST/OBC as per norms) 

3. Must be at least 17 years old by December 31 of the admission year.

4. Must appear and qualify in NEET-UG and participate in counselling. 

Counselling & Seat Allocation

• State Quota (85 %): The Uttar Pradesh state counselling (by Directorate of Medical Education & Training / DMET) handles state quota seats. 

• All India Quota (15 %): Seats under AIQ are filled via MCC (Medical Counselling Committee) counselling. 

After allotment, candidates have to complete document verification and admission formalities at the college.

Typical documents include: NEET admit card & scorecard, 10th and 12th marksheets & certificates, ID proof, category / caste certificate (if applicable), domicile certificate (for state quota), passport-size photographs, allotment letter, and migration / transfer certificate. 

Fee Structure

Here’s what current sources report or estimate for the MBBS fee at ASMC Pilibhit:

• CareerMarg states the annual fee (interim) as INR 28,800 for MBBS. 

• AdmissionAdvice gives a breakdown for 2025-26:
    • For General / All India Quota: INR 36,000 per year
    • For OBC / SC / ST under certain quotas: 27,000 (in some categories) 

• Some sources mention a “bond / penalty” structure: e.g. a 2-year bond with penalty INR 10,00,000 and stipend of INR 17,000/month in certain times. 

• EduFever also mentions additional details about bonds and stipend. 

Because these are early estimates (for a new college), actual fee structure may change. It is prudent to confirm the official fee schedule from the college or state authority.

Cutoffs & Merit Trends

Cutoff data is emerging; here are known trends for ASMC Pilibhit:

• Shiksha reports that for 2025, Round 1 closing rank under the General Home State (HS) quota is 25,749. 

• For 2024, Shiksha shows closing rank (General HS) ~ 24,591 for ASMC Pilibhit. 

• For 2024 (All India / General), Careers360 records closing All India rank ~ 18,036 for MBBS at this college. 

These cutoffs vary by category (General, OBC, SC, ST) and quota (state vs AIQ), and change year to year depending on applicant pool, exam difficulty, and seat availability.

Placements, Internships & Clinical Exposure

• All MBBS students will complete a 1-year rotating internship in associated hospital departments after finishing academic years.

• Because ASMC Pilibhit is newly established, there is no historical placement / alumni data so far.

• Clinical exposure depends heavily on the associated hospital’s operation (departments functioning, patient inflow, surgeries, diagnostics).

• Over time, as hospital departments stabilize and patient load increases, the training and exposure quality should improve.

Prospective students should check hospital departments in operation, faculty strength, labs, wards & patient metrics when possible.

Ranking & Reputation

Currently, ASMC Pilibhit is too recent to have a strong presence in national medical college rankings. Its reputation will build over time based on:

• Student performance (especially in PG entrance exams)

• Research output & publications

• Quality of infrastructure and hospital services

• Alumni and placement track records in future years

However, it already holds credibility as a state government medical college with NMC recognition and affiliation to a reputed medical university.

Strengths, Challenges & Tips

Strengths:

• Lower fees (government-level) compared to private medical colleges

• State support, NMC recognition, and new infrastructure

• Early batches get opportunity to shape departmental growth

• Potential utility for local students in Pilibhit / neighbouring districts

Challenges:

• Infrastructure, labs, hospital departments may take time to become fully operational

• Patient load and case diversity may be lower initially, affecting hands-on learning

• No alumni or placement history yet

• PG specialization seats may not be available immediately

Tips for Aspirants:

1. Visit the hospital and check lab / ward / diagnostic facilities, as clinical exposure is critical.

2. Ask about which departments are already functional (surgery, medicine, obstetrics, etc.).

3. Evaluate faculty strength (senior doctors, specialists) during counseling or visits.

4. Monitor internal academics, research opportunities and electives to boost profile for PG exams later.

5. Stay up to date with official notifications on fees, seat matrix, departmental additions, etc.

Conclusion

Autonomous State Medical College, Pilibhit offers a promising opening for MBBS aspirants in Uttar Pradesh with its 100-seat program, government backing, and relatively low fees. While much of its infrastructure and hospital operations are still developing, as the institution matures, its potential for quality medical education and clinical exposure is strong. Early cohorts will both face challenges and enjoy opportunities to contribute to the college’s growth.