Kalyan Singh Government Medical College, Hospital and Kasturba Mahila Chikitsalaya Admissions 2025: Courses, Fees, Cutoffs, Placements & Ranking

Kalyan Singh Government Medical College (KSGMC), Bulandshahr — also referred to as Kalyan Singh Government Medical College, Hospital & Kasturba Mahila Chikitsalaya — is a recently established government medical college in Uttar Pradesh.

• It was founded in 2024. 

• Affiliated with Atal Bihari Vajpayee Medical University (Lucknow) and recognized by the National Medical Commission (NMC). 

• It is tied to Babu Banarsi Das District Hospital / teaching hospital and Kasturba Mahila Chikitsalaya (women’s hospital) as associated clinical facilities.

• The intent is to strengthen medical infrastructure in Bulandshahr district and make tertiary care accessible locally. 

Because it is new, many elements (such as PG courses, full infrastructure, alumni data) are still under development.

Courses & Intake

• Undergraduate (MBBS) is currently the primary course offered. 

• Intake: 100 seats approved for MBBS. 

• Duration: 5.5 years (4.5 years academic + 1 year compulsory internship). 

• PG (MD/MS): As of current publicly available data, MD/MS courses are listed as “N/A” or not operative yet. 

Over time, with sufficient infrastructure and faculty, PG courses may be introduced.

Admission Process & Eligibility (2025)

Eligibility Criteria

To be eligible for MBBS at KSGMC Bulandshahr, candidates typically must satisfy:

1. Academic qualification: 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, Biology / Biotechnology, and English. 

2. Minimum marks: 50% in PCB for General category; reduced threshold (often 40%) for SC / ST / OBC. 

3. Age: Must have completed 17 years by December 31 of the admission year. 

4. Entrance exam: Qualify NEET-UG. 

Counselling & Seat Allocation

• All India Quota (15 %): Seats filled via MCC NEET counselling. 

• State Quota (85 %): Seats under Uttar Pradesh quota via state counselling (DPGME / DMET). 

After allotment, candidates must complete verification and admission formalities at the college.

Fee Structure

Here are the known / reported fees for MBBS in 2025–26:

Some sources also mention a “total tuition fees” figure of INR 1.3 lakh for the full MBBS course (as a rough aggregate). 

One online listing claims total MBBS course fee = INR 18,000 (which likely refers only to the recurring tuition component) for government seats. 

Note: These figures are subject to revision by the college or state government. Always verify official notifications.

Cutoffs & Merit Trends

• According to Careers360, in 2024 the closing rank for General category (MBBS) was ~13,787. 

• In various sources, opening / closing ranks for AIQ / state quota rounds vary; for example, KSGMC’s MBBS cutoff trends are tracked in their cutoff pages.

• Because the college is new and seat demand evolving, cutoffs may be moderate initially and likely to increase over time.

Because of limited historical data, future cutoffs will depend heavily on NEET mark distributions, applicant pool, and seat allocations.

Placements, Internships & Clinical Exposure

• Internship: After completing coursework, students do a 1-year rotating internship across required departments.

• Clinical exposure: As the associated hospitals become fully operational — including Babu Banarsi Das Hospital + Kasturba Mahila Chikitsalaya — medical students will get hands-on exposure (OPD, IPD, surgeries, diagnostics). 

• Placements / Postgraduate aspirations: No historical placement records exist yet. Graduates will likely compete via NEET-PG / NEXT / other routes for specialization or join government/private hospital services.

• Over time, as departments mature and patient load increases, the strength of training and exposure will improve.

Ranking & Reputation

• Being recently established (2024), KSGMC Bulandshahr is not yet prominent in national rankings.

• The college’s reputation will depend on student performance, research output, faculty quality, hospital workload, and alumni success.

• Its government affiliation, NMC recognition, and district-level establishment give it foundational credibility in UP.

Strengths, Challenges & Prospects

Strengths:

• Affordable fees relative to private medical colleges

• Government support and recognition

• Local access for students of Bulandshahr / Western UP

• The associated hospital and women’s hospital provide a good base for clinical exposure

• Opportunity for early batches to influence growth

Challenges:

• Infrastructure, labs, equipment, and departments may still be under development

• Patient inflow in early years may be lower, impacting hands-on cases

• No alumni or placement track record yet

• PG / specialization seats may not be immediately available

Prospective student tips:

1. Visit the campus / hospital to assess labs, wards, patient volume, and faculty strength.

2. Ask about active departments and surgeries (which specialties are fully functional).

3. Monitor internal performance, research, elective opportunities to strengthen PG applications.

4. Stay updated with official notifications (fee revisions, seat matrix, department expansions).

5. Be prepared for a developing environment — early batches often face growing pains but also get unique opportunities.

Conclusion

Kalyan Singh Government Medical College, Hospital & Kasturba Mahila Chikitsalaya, Bulandshahr is a promising new addition to Uttar Pradesh’s medical education landscape. With 100 MBBS seats, government support, and associated hospital infrastructure, it offers affordable medical education to local aspirants. While many aspects are still evolving (clinical exposure, departments, postgraduate programs, alumni outcomes), with time and growth, the institution has the potential to become a strong choice in UP.