Government Medical College, Haldwani Admissions 2025: Courses, Fees, Cutoffs, Placements & Ranking

College Overview:

Establishment: Founded in 1997, initially as the Uttarakhand Forest Hospital Trust Medical College. The foundation ceremony was held on 19 March 1997, and the first MBBS batch began in May 2004 with 100 seats. In May 2010, the Uttarakhand government took over the trust and renamed it Government Medical College, Haldwani.

Campus & Affiliation: Located on a 90-acre campus on Rampur Road, Haldwani, Uttarakhand. Affiliated with Hemwati Nandan Bahuguna Uttarakhand Medical Education University (HNBUMU), Dehradun. Approved by the National Medical Commission (formerly MCI).

Institutional Milestone: Notably the first postgraduate medical college in Uttarakhand; its PG programs began shortly after establishment, making it a regional pioneer in advanced medical education

Recognition – Government Medical College, Haldwani

GMC Haldwani: Courses & Seat Matrix for 2025 Admission
 

What’s Officially Available (Government Sources Only)-Fee Struture

GMC Haldwani – NEET 2024 Cut-Off Trends & Eligibility Table

Notes:

• AIR = All India Rank from NEET UG/PG.

• State Quota (85%) applies only to Uttarakhand-domiciled students, administered by HNBUMU.

• All India Quota (15%) is open to all candidates via MCC counseling.

• Reserved category cut-offs vary per round and may fluctuate year-to-year.

• Eligibility for UG includes 50% in 12th PCM for General, 40% for SC/ST/OBC.

• Eligibility for PG includes MBBS, 1-year internship, NEET PG qualification, and registration with a State Medical Council (SMC) or MCI.

Admission Process Flow (2025)
 

Important Notes

• Counselling is mandatory for both UG and PG admissions—direct admission is not permitted.

• Fees: State counselling fees include registration (non-refundable) and security deposit (refundable if no seat allotted)—Round 1 fee ~6,500 (INR) (Govt seat) for Uttarakhand State counselling. 

• Eligibility: For state quota, candidates must have Uttarakhand domicile or completed both Class 10 & 12 in Uttarakhand; they do not need domicile for private college seats but aren’t eligible for reservation or government quota. 

Infrastructure Facilities

According to official descriptions and verified student feedback:

• Campus & Buildings
  Spread over approximately 90 acres on Rampur Road, Haldwani, the campus includes dedicated buildings for pre-clinical, para-clinical, and clinical departments, separate hostels, administrative blocks, and forthcoming auditorium (capacity ~1000) 

• Hospitals & Clinical Facilities
  Affiliated hospitals include Dr. Susheela Tiwari Memorial Hospital (600 beds) and Swami Rama Cancer Hospital & Research Center, serving as key clinical training grounds 

• Library & IT
  A central air-conditioned library stocks national and international journals, reference books, newspapers, magazines, and offers Wi-Fi access. Lecture theatres and classrooms are equipped with projectors and audiovisual aids

• Hostels & Residential Complex
  Separate, spacious, well-ventilated boys’ and girls’ hostel blocks with accommodation for about 150 students each. The campus also includes residences for faculty and staff 

• Sports & Recreation
  Indoor and outdoor sports facilities, including a gym and access to external stadium infrastructure, support physical training and wellness 

• Canteen & Guest Facilities
  Hygienic cafeteria services for students and staff, along with guest rooms for visiting faculty and family members 

Faculty Profile & Teaching Quality

• General Staffing
  GMC Haldwani maintains faculty strength in major disciplines, with approximately one faculty member per 15 students—ensuring individualized academic attention, especially as departments expand post 2000s transfers 

• Qualification & Expertise
  Most faculty members are experienced doctors (MBBS, MD), actively involved in clinical practice, and many have been with the college since its early years. They use clinically-oriented teaching aided by presentations and live OPD exposure 

• Student Feedback Highlights

  “The faculty … is very helpful, well qualified, very knowledgeable … Teaching quality is very good.” — numerous student reviews 
  “Faculty-to-student ratio … around one is to 15 … most faculties are friendly, approachable, and supportive.” 

• Feedback & Academic Structure
  The institution conducts multiple internal assessments (terminals, mid-terms, professional exams), with a ~99% pass rate among students. Faculty are known for revising curriculum content regularly and offering hands-on support

GMC Haldwani: Placement & Career Prospects

Internship & Post-MBBS Opportunities:

• Internship: All MBBS graduates must complete a one-year compulsory rotating internship at the associated Dr. Susheela Tiwari Memorial Hospital, Kumazón Hospital with a high daily patient inflow offering extensive clinical exposure 

• Stipend: Monthly stipend for interns ranges from 7,000 to 17,000–22,000, with recent batches reporting ~17–22 K/month depending on the academic year 

Postgraduate & Job Prospects:

• There is no formal campus placement or external recruiters. Instead, students rely on government appointments and hospital placements, especially for MD/MS graduates to join government healthcare services or pursue further qualification via NEET Super-Specialty

• According to ~2024 data, the highest package reported for MBBS alumni was approximately  20 LPA, while the average package was around  6 LPA, although such figures may reflect assumption-based projections or sporadic contracts rather than standardized campus placement offers 

What Students Say (Shiksha & Alumni Reviews)

“After completing your course ... you can take job in the same campus or any other health care institution anywhere in India. It is a safe course … 5–7 years.” — Verified student review 
“Internship is mandatory … stipend of 17,000–25,000 per month … no bond facility.” — Verified student review 

GMC Haldwani – Hostel Facility: