Mysore Medical College and Research Institute, Mysore Admissions 2025: Courses, Fees, Cutoffs, Placements & Ranking

• Name: Mysore Medical College and Research Institute (also referred to as MMC, MMCRI)

• Location: Mysuru (Mysore), Karnataka

• Established: 1924 

• Affiliation: Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences (RGUHS), Bengaluru 

• Recognition / Approvals: Recognized by National Medical Commission (NMC) 

• Campus Size: ~ 160 acres 

• Teaching Hospitals: Attached hospitals include Krishnarajendra (K.R.) Hospital and Cheluvamba Hospital, which support clinical training.

• Faculty & Students: The college has over 230 faculty members (or more, depending on department) 

MMCRI is among the premier government medical institutions in Karnataka, known for its legacy, clinical exposure (via its attached hospitals), and stable reputation in the region.

Courses & Seat Intake (2025)

MMCRI offers courses across undergraduate, postgraduate, and super-speciality levels. f

Here are major programmes:

* “Typical intake” is based on recent public data; exact 2025 numbers may vary per official notification.

Eligibility Criteria (General)

• For MBBS (UG):
    • 10+2 (or equivalent) with Physics, Chemistry, Biology / Biotechnology, and English
    • Minimum percentage requirement (often 50 % for general category, lower for reserved categories)
    • Valid NEET-UG score (as per norms) f

• For MD / MS (PG):
    • MBBS degree from a recognized medical college
    • Completion of mandatory internship
    • Valid NEET-PG score (as per norms) 

• For Super-speciality (NEET SS):
    • MS / MD in relevant field
    • Valid NEET-SS score if applicable

Applicants must also comply with reservation norms of state and all-India quotas during counselling.

Fee Structure (2025 / Recent Years)

As is common for government medical colleges, fees are relatively modest compared to private institutions. However, they depend on category (state quota, all-India quota, etc.).

Here are some reference figures:

Other costs (hostel, mess, lab, examination, etc.) will be extra and vary. Students should check the official notification / college office for the full breakdown in 2025.

Cutoffs (2025 & Trends)

Cutoffs are extremely competitive; they vary by category (General, OBC, SC, ST, EWS), quota (All India, State), counselling round, and specialization (for PG). Below is a summary of recent trends, with special reference to the 2025 NEET UG (MBBS) cutoffs for MMCRI. 

MBBS — NEET UG Cutoff Trends

• 2025, Round 2, All-India Quota (General): Closing rank ~ 6516 

• 2024, All-India Quota (General) Round: ~ 15,709 

• 2025, General (AIQ) lowest rank reported: ~ 3087 for some rounds 

• Other category cutoffs (OBC, SC, ST, EWS) see higher numerical ranks depending on competition. 

Thus, in 2025, to get admission via All-India quota in MBBS at MMCRI, you may need to be within a rank of ~5,000-10,000 generally (for general category). State quota and reserved categories will have different cutoffs.

PG / MD / MS Cutoffs

• For various MD / MS specializations in 2024, closing ranks ranged widely. For example:
    • MD / Radiodiagnosis had a closing rank ~443 (General category) in Round 4 in 2024 
    • Some MD / MS courses have large cutoffs for popular specialities (e.g. General Medicine, Obstetrics & Gynaecology, Surgery). 

Because cutoffs fluctuate annually, aspirants should monitor official releases from state counselling / MCC / RGUHS.

Placements & Career Prospects

Unlike engineering or management colleges, the “placement” model in medical colleges is different: graduates typically go into clinical practice, further specialization, or government service.

• Campus Placement: MMCRI does not run a formal “campus placement” for MBBS graduates, as their career path more often leads to internships, medical license, government / private hospitals, or PG studies. 

• Internship: The one-year rotating internship is mandatory after MBBS. Through this, students gain exposure in multiple hospital departments. 

• Post-MBBS Careers:
    • Many students opt to prepare for PG entrance exams (NEET-PG) to specialize.
    • Some enter government hospital service, primary health centers, private clinics, or teaching hospitals.
    • Others take opportunities in medical research, academia, or public health domain.

• Reported Salary / Package Figures (Some Sources):
    • In select sources, MMCRI is said to have placement figures of average salary ~ INR 18 lakhs per annum, highest ~ INR 25 lakhs per annum for certain roles (though real-world applicability may vary) 
    • These reported numbers should be taken cautiously, as they may refer to selective postgraduate / faculty or hospital recruitment roles, not typical MBBS fresh graduates.

Ranking & Reputation

• According to Careers360, MMCRI ranks #69 (Public) under the “Medicine” category for 2025.

• MMCRI at #104 in medical category in 2025. 

• Over time, the college has held steady respect in Karnataka and among southern states for its legacy, clinical exposure, and relatively lower cost of attendance (for a government college).

• Because it is a government institution, it carries social credibility and wider recognition in Karnataka government medical service.

Pros & Cons / Strengths & Challenges

Strengths

1. Government Institution & Lower Fee: Compared to private colleges, MMCRI offers medical education at a more affordable cost.

2. Clinical Exposure: Attached hospitals provide hands-on clinical teaching and patient load, which is crucial for learning.

3. Legacy & Reputation: Being old and established aids in alumni network, recognition, and institutional trust.

4. Diverse Specialities: Wide range of MD / MS specialisations offered.

5. Strong State Presence: Many students from Karnataka prefer MMCRI due to in-state quotas and familiarity.

Challenges / Considerations

1. Highly Competitive Entry: The cutoff ranks are steep; only top aspirants will gain entry.

2. Infrastructure / Upgrades: Some newer facilities / labs may need modernization (common in older government colleges).

3. Limited “Placements” as such: No formal placement arm; students must proactively navigate clinical / PG / career paths.

4. Variation in Fee / Cost Components: While tuition is low, additional costs (hostel, equipment, exam fees) must be managed.

5. Super-speciality seats are very limited: For those wanting niche super-specialities, availability may be minimal.

Tips for Aspirants (Applying to MMCRI in 2025)

• Aim for a very high NEET-UG rank (better than ~10,000 in AIQ general) to have realistic chances.

• Consider state quota / reservation benefits (if you are from Karnataka), which may ease cutoff pressures.

• Monitor the official counselling schedule (MCC, KEA, or RGUHS) carefully.

• Check official notifications from MMCRI / RGUHS for exact seat matrix, fee schedule, and deadlines.

• Prepare thoroughly for PG / postgraduate entrance (NEET-PG) if your long-term goal is specialization.

• Factor in other expenses (hostel, travel, books, equipment) beyond tuition.

• Try to visit the campus (if possible) or talk to current students / alumni for practical insights.