Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose Medical College, Jabalpur Admissions 2025: Courses, Fees, Cutoffs, Placements & Ranking

Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose Medical College, Jabalpur (often referred to as NSCBMC Jabalpur) is a government medical institution in Madhya Pradesh. Established in 1955, it is one of the older and respected medical colleges in the state. It is affiliated with Madhya Pradesh Medical Science University, Jabalpur and recognized by the National Medical Commission (NMC).

Its campus includes large academic blocks, teaching hospitals, specialty departments, and facilities for both undergraduate and postgraduate training. NSCBMC serves as a tertiary care center in central India, offering students abundant clinical exposure.

Courses Offered & Seat Intake (2025)

NSCBMC Jabalpur offers a range of medical courses, including UG, PG, and specialty programs.

* The “approximate” numbers are based on publicly available sources; final seat numbers for 2025 will depend on approvals and state allocations.

In addition, NSCBMC also offers diploma / paramedical / allied health courses. 

Eligibility & Admission Process (2025)

Eligibility

• For MBBS (UG):
    • Must have passed 10+2 (or equivalent) with Physics, Chemistry, Biology / Biotechnology, and English.
    • Minimum marks in PCB (usually 50% for general, lower for reserved categories as per state / NMC norms).
    • Must qualify NEET-UG 2025 (National Testing Agency).
    • Must satisfy age criteria (e.g. at least 17 years by December 31, 2025).

• For MD / MS (PG):
    • MBBS degree from an NMC-recognized institution.
    • Completion of mandatory internship.
    • Valid NEET-PG 2025 score.

• For Super-Speciality (DM / M.Ch):
    • Must have relevant MD / MS in the specialization.
    • Must appear for NEET-SS (if applicable).

Admission / Counselling Process

1. Qualify NEET-UG / NEET-PG / NEET-SS (whichever applies).

2. State / Central Counselling:
     • For MBBS, seats are filled via Madhya Pradesh NEET UG counselling (state quota) and All India Quota (AIQ) via MCC. 
     • For PG, MD/MS seats are allocated through MP NEET PG counselling and sometimes through all India quota. 

3. Choice filling, seat allotment, document verification, fee payment, and joining as per schedule.

4. Commencement of classes as per university / college calendar.

Because NSCBMC is a government college with high demand, competition in state as well as all-India quotas is intense.

Fee Structure (2025) (Approximate)

Here are approximate tuition / course fees at NSCBMC based on recent data and projections. These should be verified against official fees for 2025.

Other fees (hostel, lab, library, exam, etc.) will be additional. 

Cutoffs 2025 (and Trends)

MBBS (NEET-UG) Cutoffs

• For NEET UG Round 2 (All India Quota, General category), NSCBMC’s closing rank is 10,051 (General AIQ) in 2025. 

• In previous years (2024), the closing rank for General AIQ was 9,890. 

• For other categories, the closing ranks include:
    • OBC (AIQ) ~ 11,011 in 2025. 
    • SC (AIQ) ~ 86,442 in 2025. 

• For MP state quota, cutoffs tend to have different ranks (often lower in terms of competition) — one source shows “MBBS Round 2, General Category: 24,350” under MP quota. 

These are indicative: actual cutoffs will depend on competition, seat availability, reservation, etc.

PG / MD / MS Cutoffs

• For MD / MS, NSCBMC’s cutoffs vary highly by specialization. For example:
    • MD (Radiodiagnosis) might have very high demand; other specialties less.
    • As per available data, the MD / PG cutoff range is seen across wide ranks like 754 – 173,469 (depending on home state vs open allotment). 
    • MS (general surgery, OBG, etc.) also have wide ranges (e.g. 4,373 – 190,021). 

Again, these ranges reflect previous years and open category or state / home state quotas.

Placements & Career Prospects

Medical colleges don’t typically have “placements” as in corporate jobs; instead their graduates follow medical, clinical, academic, or hospital paths.

• Internship: After MBBS, students complete a one-year rotating internship in attached teaching hospitals and affiliated units.

• Government / State Medical Service: Many MBBS graduates from NSCBMC go into Madhya Pradesh state health services, get posted as Medical Officers, or in rural / urban health centers.

• PG Study & Specialization: A majority of graduates prepare for NEET-PG to pursue MD/MS or super-specialty careers.

• Private Hospital / Clinics: Some graduates join private hospitals or start private clinical practice.

• Academic & Research Roles: Some go into teaching positions or research projects, both nationally and internationally.

• Reported Placement / Employment Figures: One source notes around 90% placement or internship / job success in allied / paramedical and other associated fields at NSCBMC. 

• Estimated Salary: Fresh MBBS doctors in government posts may start at INR 8–12 lakhs per annum or more, depending on post & state.

Because NSCBMC is a well-known and established institution with good hospital infrastructure and reputation, its alumni are generally competitive in both clinical and academic roles.

Ranking & Reputation

• NSCBMC is often considered one of the top government medical colleges in Madhya Pradesh for its legacy, quality of faculty, infrastructure, and clinical exposure. 

• According to SelectYourUniversity, NSCBMC ranks #2 in MP in medical education and around #66 in India in medical domain in certain rankings. 

• NSCBMC has a large attached hospital, multiple specialty blocks, and facilities across many departments. 

• Its track record of producing good clinicians, researchers, and educators contributes to its reputation.

Pros & Challenges / Strengths & Considerations

Strengths

• Strong legacy and government institution

• Large hospital infrastructure with multispecialty departments

• Good clinical exposure for students

• Affordable tuition relative to many private colleges

• Recognized and well-known in Madhya Pradesh and central India

Challenges / Considerations

• Very high competition for MBBS and PG seats

• Fee, hostel & other costs may rise with policy changes

• Some specialized departments may require upgrades or expansion

• Students from other states may face higher cutoffs in all-India quota

• Availability of super-speciality seats is limited