VCSGGMRI, Srinagar, Pauri Garhwal Admissions 2025: Courses, Fees, Cutoffs, Placements & Ranking

Overview

Veer Chandra Singh Garhwali Government Medical Science & Research Institute, also known as Government Medical College Srinagar (VCSGGMS&RI), is a government-run medical college established in 2008, affiliated with Hemwati Nandan Bahuguna Uttarakhand Medical Education University and approved by the National Medical Commission. The campus is perched in the scenic Himalayan valley of Garhwal and supports a 500–700 bed teaching hospital (HNB Base Hospital) for clinical training and patient care.

The Institute admits 175 MBBS students annually (seat count expanded to 175 since 2021) and offers 24 postgraduate seats across MD/MS specializations in subjects like Anatomy, Pathology, Community Medicine, Microbiology, Forensic Medicine, Pharmacology, Physiology, and Ophthalmology
 

National & State Rankings

• According to the latest Collegedunia 2025 ranking, VCSGGMRI is placed 252nd out of 660 medical colleges across India, and ranks 4th among medical colleges in Uttarakhand

• Statewide, the only colleges ahead are AIIMS Rishikesh (#15 nationally), GDMC Dehradun (#146), and GMC Haldwani (#191), placing VCSGGMRI solidly in the top 4 within the state 

Benchmark Comparison Table

Additional Recognition & Perception

• Independent platforms describe VCSGGMRI as one of the top government medical institutes in Uttarakhand, highlighting its infrastructure, clinical exposure, and faculty quality

• Careermedia.ai reports it as among the top 50 government medical colleges in India, with a student satisfaction rating of around 4.3/5 based on alumni reviews 

Why These Rankings Matter

• National Rank #252 reflects its performance across key factors like faculty, research output, patient flow, and infrastructure.

• Being 4th in Uttarakhand places VCSGGMRI just behind premier institutions like AIIMS Rishikesh and GDMC Dehradun.

• Placement among the top 50 government medical colleges nationally strengthens its credibility for NEET-UG and NEET-PG aspirants evaluating state-run campuses.

Courses & Seat Matrix

Undergraduate Program:

• MBBS: 175 intake per year, 5½ year program (including internship), admission via NEET-UG 

Postgraduate Programs:

• Total 24 seats across 7–8 disciplines:

  • MD Anatomy (4), MD Pathology (4), MD Community Medicine (4), MD Microbiology (3), MD Forensic Medicine (3), MD Pharmacology (2), MD Physiology (2), MS Ophthalmology (2)

Admission for PG is through NEET-PG, followed by MCC (All-India) and state (Uttarakhand) counselling quota processes
 

Fee Structure (2025 Estimates)

• MBBS total tuition fees: Approx. 11.25 lakhs (based on Collegedunia’s data) 

• Some sources indicate lower administrative/annual fees (as low as 50,000 with hostel fees 6,000 per year) for government subsidized quotas 

  • Note: Government quota seats are heavily subsidized; actual out of pocket cost may vary based on category and academic year norms.

For PG (MD/MS), first-year fees typically range from 1.8 lakhs (Ophthalmology) to 3 lakhs (Pathology), depending on discipline

 
Cut-Off Trends & Eligibility

• MBBS NEET-UG cut-off (All-India rank range) in recent rounds spans approximately 10,007 to 844,991 depending on category and round in 2024-25 admissions 

• NEET-PG cut-off (All-India rank) ranges vary by specialty; for example, MD Pathology general category ranks ~43,084 and MD Physiology around ~67,838 in MCC Round 1 for 2022-23 admissions

Eligibility Requirements:

• UG: 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry and Biology; minimum 50% aggregate in PCB (45% for OBC, 40% for SC/ST), age ≥17 by December 31 of the admission year, NEET-UG qualifying scores

• PG: MBBS degree from recognized college, NEET-PG qualification plus counselling selection

Admission Process 2025

For MBBS

• NEET-UG exam → declare results → MCC & Uttarakhand state counselling → choice filling (including VCSGGMS&RI preference) → seat allotment → fee payment & document verification.

• For 2025, MCC Round 1 registrations open around July 21, closing July 28; counselling rounds extend into August–September 

For PG (MD/MS)

• NEET-PG held August 3, 2025, results around September 3, 2025; follow MCC and state-level counselling rounds through 2025 for seat allotment 

State quota seats (~85%) for MBBS are filled through Uttarakhand counselling; 15% AIQ filled via MCC. PG seat allocation divides between MCC and state rounds similarly

 
Infrastructure & Faculty

• Campus includes five lecture theatres (140-seat each, air-conditioned), three-floor computerized library with ~8,400 medical books, subject labs and departmental libraries, skill labs, auditorium (opened 2020), sports and hostel facilities, and full CCTV surveillance 

• HNB Base Teaching Hospital has 500–700+ beds, offering OPD, emergency, diagnostics (CT scan, ultrasound), pathology, ICU and OT facilities—all crucial for clinical training

• Faculty strength around 67–72 across UG & PG programs, serving ~400–750 students

Placement & Career Prospects

As a government medical college, VCSGGMS&RI doesn’t have structured placements like private universities. However:

• Students gain hands-on training through the associated teaching hospital, serving local and remote communities.

• Graduates often pursue PG studies or join government hospitals, rural health services, academic or clinical roles in India.

• The PG departments offer fields where students can secure NEET-PG based seats for specialization.

Quick FAQs

Final Notes & Tips for Applicants

• Prepare well for NEET-UG/PG to meet or exceed past rank ranges.

• Track MCC & Uttarakhand counselling timelines in 2025: MBBS Round-1 (registration naming window: July 21–28) and PG NEET (Aug 3).

• Apply under both AIQ (MCC) and state quota (if domicile eligible).

• Verify category-wise cutoffs after each counselling round to better understand seat chances.

• Visit the official college website (vcsgsrinagar.org) or contact the college directly for the latest fee structure and seat matrices

Hostel Facilities at VCSGGMRI (2025)

Notes and Student Feedback

• Accommodation feedback: The overall student perception on accommodation leans toward average, with the lowest ratings typically about hostel upkeep and mess quality 

• Cost-effectiveness: Even with modest facilities, the low annual cost (~12,000) makes hostel living financially accessible.

• Convenience & safety: Both hostels located on campus provide easy access to academic blocks and hospital, alongside added safety from CCTV monitoring.

Recommendations for Prospective Students

• For detailed insight, consider reaching out to current students or alumni about real-time hostel experiences.

• Check with the institute’s website or admission office for the most up-to-date hostel fee structure or recent improvements.

• During admission visits (if possible), inspect the hostel blocks and mess facilities in person to assess condition and livability.

Why Choose VCSGGMS&RI?

Government-funded with subsidized fees;
High-quality clinical exposure via large teaching hospital;
Peaceful, scenic setting with modern infrastructure;
Recognized by NMC and solidly ranked regionally;
Growing PG programs and research opportunities.