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

• GMC Pali is a government / public medical college in Pali city, Rajasthan. It was established in 2018. 

• It is affiliated with the Rajasthan University of Health Sciences (RUHS) and approved by the National Medical Commission (NMC). 

• The campus covers about 32 acres and is well-equipped with modern infrastructure including labs, lecture halls, digital library etc. 

• It is attached to a teaching hospital (Shri Bangur Hospital) which serves as the clinical training base. 

Courses & Seat Intake (2025)

Undergraduate (MBBS)

• Offers MBBS course of duration ~ 4.5 years + 1 year internship (total ~5.5 years). 

• Intake: 150 seats for MBBS per academic year. 

• Admission is through the NEET UG exam + counselling (state / all-India quotas). 

• Quota breakdown: ~ 85% for Rajasthan state quota, ~15% for All India quota. 

Postgraduate (MD / MS)

• Offers MD / MS in various specialties. Some examples:
    • MD Physiology — 4 seats. 
    • MS General Surgery — 10 seats. 
    • MD Anaesthesiology — 4 seats. 
    • MD Pathology — 4 seats. 
    • MS Ophthalmology — 3 seats. 
    • MS Obstetrics & Gynaecology — 5 seats. 

Fee Structure (Indicative for 2025)

• For MBBS under general / government quota, annual tuition and related fees are about INR 60,800 per year. 

• There are other fees too: admission fee, caution money (one-time), development fee, and other non-refundable charges. 

• Example charges: admission fee ~ 20,507, caution money ~ 8,710 (one-time), development fee ~ 8,710 yearly, other charges ~ 16,979. 

• Hostel fees (annual) are quoted around 33,800 INR per year. 

• There is a compulsory service bond after internship; if not served, penalty is about 5,00,000 INR for MBBS graduates. 

Cutoffs & Admission Trends (2025)

• NEET UG cutoff (All India / state) for MBBS: closing rank / score varies by category. For general / open category in 2025, cutoffs in Round 1 / Round among some data show closing AIQ rank ~ 7,436 for open category (All India quota, Round 1). 

• For other categories: OBC (AIQ) ~ 8,153 rank in Round 1. 

• In state quota / Rajasthan quota, many categories have cutoffs around ~ 5,588 (for OBC) or ~ 5,54 etc (varies by subcategory).

• Historical trend: in 2024, cutoff for general category (AIQ) closing rank ~ 7,639. 

• In state quota, some categories require lower or higher rank depending on reservation. 

Clinical Exposure, Placements & Career Prospects

Strengths / expectations:

• Being attached to a tertiary care hospital (Shri Bangur Hospital) gives students good hands-on exposure with real patients across specialties. 

• Being a government college helps with exposure to rural / district cases, which can strengthen clinical skills. (Newer colleges also tend to have diverse case load as they serve large local populations) 

• PG graduates can pursue further specialization, or serve in government health infrastructure, or private practice / academic roles.

Challenges / caveats:

• Being relatively new (since 2018), some PG programs, infrastructure or specialty services might still be scaling up. 

• Placement as in “jobs immediately after PG” depends on performance + competition.

Ranking & Institutional Reputation

• Among government medical colleges in Rajasthan, GMC Pali is considered one of the newer yet promising ones. Some sources put it among the top ~12 in the state for shifting demand / preference. 

• In an all-India ranking context, some aggregator gives it a ranking ~ 141 among medical colleges in India. 

• Student / review portals rate it reasonably well, pointing to good infrastructure and academic environment. 

Hostel & Campus Facilities

• Hostel facilities are available for both male and female students. 

• Campus has digital library, labs, lecture rooms, well-equipped infrastructure (labs, demonstration rooms, lecture halls). 

• Also facilities like mess, transportation access, sports and cultural infrastructure on campus. 

Strengths, Challenges & Tips for Applicants

Strengths:

• Affordable fees (especially in government quota).

• Good clinical exposure in a tertiary/district hospital environment.

• PG seat options starting off and possibility of continuing education.

• Hostel & infrastructure in place even though fairly new college.

Challenges:

• PG specialties limited and still growing.

• Cutoffs might become more competitive as college becomes more recognized.

• Compulsory service bond that needs serving after internship / course.

Tips for applicants:

1. Aim for a good NEET UG score — meeting or beating recent cutoffs (e.g. < ~7,500 rank in AIQ general or similar) will help.

2. Fill both AIQ and state quotas (Rajasthan) as the majority (85%) seats are state quota.

3. Check PG specialties selection early if aiming for PG (MD/MS).

4. Visit campus or check senior students / alumni for hostel / infrastructure feedback.

5. Verify latest fee / bond rules from official college / counselling boards.