M.P. Shah Medical College in Jamnagar offers a comprehensive MBBS program requiring NEET UG exam clearance for admission. Initially based on a combination of 11th and 12th-grade scores and the GUJCET exam, admissions now rely solely on NEET results. The college recently increased its intake from 200 to 250 seats, with 85% reserved for state students and 15% for the All India Quota. Applicants must have at least 50% in Biology, Chemistry, and Physics in their 12th grade.
The college is known for its experienced faculty and a strong student-to-faculty ratio of 5:1, ensuring personalized education. The Anatomy department is particularly distinguished, with over 15 teachers and a mentorship program for student support. The annual college fee is 25,000 INR, with hostel fees at 1,200 INR yearly and mess charges of 2,500 INR monthly. For previous batches, the college fee was 6,000 INR per year, with unchanged hostel fees.
Examination fees are an additional 3,000 INR per exam. Over the 4.5-year course, total expenses amount to around 112,500 INR. During the mandatory 12-month internship at Guru Govind Singh Hospital, students receive a monthly stipend of 18,000 to 25,000 INR, depending on the department. Post-internship, graduates often work in government hospitals with packages around 7.5 lakh INR annually or pursue further studies via the NEET PG exam. Scholarships are available for reserved category students with family incomes below 250,000 INR, offering food bill support and up to 10,000 INR monthly, contingent on income.
Merit-based scholarships reward top university exam performers. Some students benefit from state scholarships like the Mukhyamantri Yuva Swawlamban Yojana. While the college doesn't offer direct loan facilities, it encourages exploring bank loans. Overall, M.P. Shah Medical College combines affordable education with practical training and scholarship opportunities, fostering a supportive learning environment.
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