JSS Medical College and Hospital admits students to undergraduate, postgraduate, doctoral, diploma and super-speciality programmes for the 2025-26 session. MBBS and MD are two of its major courses. The stated overall MBBS cost can exceed INR 1.2 crore to INR 1.3 crore after tuition, hostel, mess, caution deposit and annual examination charges are considered, although the final amount depends on accommodation and yearly fee changes.

Admission to MBBS depends on NEET UG, while MD, MS and PG Diploma applicants need NEET PG. NEET SS applies to DM and M.Ch, and other programmes use merit or the entrance and interview requirements specified by the college. DGHS, New Delhi, handles the final seat allocation for the relevant programmes.

Application portal: JSS University admissions website.

JSSMCH Undergraduate Admission 2026

At the undergraduate level, students can choose MBBS, B.Sc, BOT or B.Sc Genetics. MBBS applicants must have completed Class 12 with 50% and must qualify through NEET. Admission to the other listed undergraduate courses is based on merit in the qualifying examination.

Course Name Eligibility Criteria Selection Criteria
MBBS 10+2 with 50% NEET
B.Sc 10+2, PUC II, HSC or ISCE Merit
BOT 10+2 Merit
B.Sc Genetics 10+2, PUC II, HSC or ISCE Merit

JSSMCH Undergraduate NEET Cutoff

For General category applicants under the All India Quota, the expected NEET 2025 closing-rank range was 117000 to 167972. Round 1 closed at 117000, followed by 163330 in Round 2 and 167972 in Round 3.

Category Round 1 Closing Rank Round 2 Closing Rank Round 3 Closing Rank
General 117000 163330 167972

JSSMCH Undergraduate Admission FAQs

Ques. How are MBBS seats under the Deemed University quota filled?

Ans. The Deemed University quota works in a way similar to a management quota, but students cannot obtain these seats through a direct application to the college. An applicant must qualify NEET, register for MCC counselling, enter course and college choices, and receive a seat through the counselling process.

Ques. Which expenses can raise the total cost of the MBBS programme?

Ans. In addition to tuition, students may need to pay hostel and mess charges, caution deposits and annual examination fees. Depending on accommodation and fee revisions, the full MBBS expense can exceed INR 1.2 crore to INR 1.3 crore.

JSSMCH Postgraduate Admission 2026

The postgraduate options are MD, MS, PG Diploma, M.Sc, MPH and M.Phil. A valid NEET PG result is required for MD, MS and PG Diploma admission. M.Sc and MPH applicants are selected according to their performance in the qualifying degree.

Course length, combined or individual seat intake, and available fields are listed below.

Course Name Duration Seat Intake Specializations
MD 3 Years 162 Anatomy, Physiology, Biochemistry, Pharmacology, Pathology, Microbiology, Community Medicine, Forensic Medicine, General Medicine, Anaesthesia, Paediatrics, Dermatology, Psychiatry, Radio Diagnosis, Respiratory Medicine, Emergency Medicine, Hospital Administration, Geriatrics
MS 3 Years General Surgery, Obstetrics & Gynaecology (OBG), Orthopaedics, Ophthalmology, ENT
PG Diploma 2 Years 1 Psychiatric Medicine
M.Sc 3 Years 173 Medical Microbiology, Medical Biochemistry, Medical Physiology, Medical Anatomy, Medical Pharmacology, Medical Genetics & Genomics, Clinical Psychology, Clinical Embryology, Forensic Odontology, Echocardiography
MPH 2 Years 45 Public Health
M.Phil 2 Years 24 Psychiatric Social Work, Clinical Psychology

JSSMCH Postgraduate NEET PG Cutoff

The 2025 Round 1 NEET PG closing ranks for General category students extended from 14764 to 128858. MD Radiodiagnosis had the lowest closing rank at 14764. MD Dermatology, Venereology & Leprology followed with 15360.

Courses Round 1 Closing Rank
MD Radiodiagnosis14764
MD Dermatology, Venereology & Leprology15360
MD General Medicine19346
MD Paediatrics30758
MD Psychiatry31532
MD Geriatric34130
MS Ophthalmology37861
MS General Surgery40353
MS Orthopaedics41907
MS E.N.T.42625
MD Emergency Medicine47825
MD Anaesthesia51757
MD Hospital Administration69027
MD Pharmacology77574
MD Pathology89486
MD Biochemistry106719
MD Microbiology109920
MD Community Medicine115447
MD Forensic Medicine128858

JSSMCH Postgraduate Admission FAQs

Ques. Do postgraduate students receive a monthly stipend?

Ans. Students enrolled in MD, MS and some clinical M.Sc courses receive a monthly stipend. The amount normally rises with each academic year and can support living and study expenses during training. The exact payment depends on institutional rules and government regulations, so applicants should confirm the current figure through the latest prospectus or admission office.

Ques. What facilities support postgraduate clinical training?

Ans. Training takes place in a multi-speciality teaching hospital with patients across several departments. Students gain supervised experience with procedures and case-based learning. Advanced laboratories, simulation centres and research facilities also support their academic and practical preparation for specialist work.

JSSMCH DM and M.Ch Admission 2026

Selection for DM and M.Ch is made through NEET SS merit and counselling. Applicants must hold an MD in Medicine or Paediatrics, or an MS in Surgery, from a recognised university. These super-speciality courses run for 3 years and have a stated intake of 13 seats.

Course Name Duration Seat Intake Eligibility Criteria Selection Criteria
DM and M.Ch 3 Years 13 MD in Medicine or Paediatrics, or MS in Surgery, from a recognised university NEET SS merit followed by counselling

JSSMCH NEET SS Cutoff

For General category students, the 2024 NEET SS ranks shown below cover 1071 to 4100 across the two rounds. DM Gastroenterology recorded a Round 1 closing rank of 1265, while M.Ch Urology closed at 2186 in the same round.

Courses Round 1 Closing Rank Round 2 Closing Rank
DM Gastroenterology 1265 1071
M.Ch Urology 2186 Not listed
DM Nephrology 3215 2227
M.Ch Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery 3552 3787
DM Neurology Not listed 4100

JSSMCH DM and M.Ch Admission FAQs

Ques. Where can applicants confirm the current DM and M.Ch charges?

Ans. The exact fee structure is not publicly stated in the admission brochure. Applicants should verify it through the college website or admission office. Super-speciality fees at private deemed universities generally cover tuition, registration, examinations and added clinical training, while hostel and mess charges depend on the chosen accommodation. Because the amount may change each academic year, confirmation is necessary before applying.

Ques. What should DM and M.Ch applicants check about stipends and service bonds?

Ans. Super-speciality students at many medical colleges receive a monthly stipend, and JSS Medical College generally follows similar practice. Some institutions also ask students, especially those holding subsidised seats, to sign a bond requiring completion of training or service at an affiliated hospital for a set period. Applicants should use the latest NEET SS counselling rules or contact the college to confirm the stipend amount and any service obligation before joining.

JSSMCH Ph.D Admission 2026

Full-time Ph.D research in Medicine and Biomedical Sciences is offered for 5 years. An applicant needs a recognised master's degree or an equivalent professional qualification with at least 55% overall, or grade B on the UGC 7-point scale.

JSS AHER selects applicants through its Doctoral Program Entrance Test, known as DPET. Those who have qualified NET, UGC, CSIR (JRF), hold a Teaching Fellowship or possess an M.Phil qualification do not have to take the entrance test and may proceed directly to the interview.

Course Eligibility Selection Criteria
Ph.D Master's degree with an aggregate of 55% Merit in the Doctoral Program Entrance Test conducted by JSS AHER

JSSMCH Ph.D Admission FAQs

Ques. What must a Ph.D scholar complete before beginning full research work?

Ans. The programme generally starts with compulsory coursework under UGC guidelines. Research methodology, biostatistics, ethics and modules related to the scholar's subject are usually included. After passing this coursework, the student can prepare the research synopsis and move into full-scale research.

Ques. What financial support may be available to Ph.D scholars?

Ans. A stipend is not assured for every Ph.D student. Scholars who qualify through UGC NET, CSIR JRF or another recognised fellowship may receive monthly financial support. A department may also provide project funding when a suitable faculty research grant is available. Students can apply for external fellowships to support their work.

JSSMCH Admission Process 2026

Entrance results and counselling determine admission to the medical programmes. NEET PG is compulsory for MD, MS and PG Diploma, while NEET SS applies to DM and M.Ch. Central government counselling allocates seats in these courses. Selection for M.Sc, MPH and M.Phil considers qualifying marks, an entrance test when required, and an interview. Ph.D applicants take DPET unless they hold NET, CSIR (JRF), M.Phil or another stated exemption.

Every final offer remains subject to eligibility verification, document checking and payment of the university's required fees.

How to Apply for JSSMCH Admission

  • Open the official JSS University admission portal.
  • Register by entering all requested information.
  • Submit the application after confirming that the chosen programme's eligibility rules are met.
  • Wait while the institution reviews applications from eligible students.
  • Check the published merit list and provisional seat allocation.
  • Accept the offered seat by paying the required admission fee.
  • Report to the college with the original documents for final verification.

Documents Required

Applicants must keep the following records ready for admission through JSS Academy of Higher Education & Research:

  • Class 10 mark sheet and Secondary School certificate
  • Class 12 mark sheet and Higher Secondary certificate
  • Graduation mark sheet for postgraduate and research courses
  • Recent passport-size photograph
  • Curriculum Vitae or resume for research and Ph.D programmes
  • Research proposal for Ph.D admission
  • NET, UGC, CSIR (JRF), Teaching Fellowship or M.Phil certificate when claiming a Ph.D entrance-test exemption

JSSMCH Admission FAQs 2026

Ques. Must a student submit a different application for every programme?

Ans. No. Applications are handled through the central JSS AHER portal. A student chooses the intended programme during registration instead of filing separate forms. The selected course, eligibility details and supporting documents must be checked carefully because an incorrect choice can cause the application to be rejected.

Ques. At what stage are original paper documents required?

Ans. Applications and counselling usually use uploaded documents. Original certificates, identity records and photographs are generally checked when the student reports to the college for final admission confirmation. Keeping both digital files and physical copies ready can prevent delays during reporting.

Ques. How are reservation benefits applied during admission?

Ans. As a deemed university, JSSMCH mainly follows the reservation rules used in MCC counselling. Category-based seats are allotted according to the distribution declared by MCC for each counselling round. The college does not create separate reservation groups. Applicants must provide valid category certificates during NEET counselling, or they may be considered under the General category.

Ques. Are NRI and international applicants eligible for medical courses?

Ans. Yes. NRI and foreign-national students may apply, particularly for MBBS and certain postgraduate programmes under the Deemed University quota. They must qualify NEET and take part in MCC counselling for NRI seats. Additional records can include a passport copy, an NRI sponsorship letter and proof of relationship. NRI fees differ substantially, so applicants should confirm the applicable amount before submitting the form.

Ques. What happens to the paid amount if a student withdraws after receiving a seat?

Ans. Refund and withdrawal decisions follow the MCC policy for deemed universities. A student who leaves within the permitted period may receive a partial refund after processing charges are deducted. Withdrawal after joining or following the final counselling round generally results in loss of fees. Applicants should review every MCC withdrawal deadline before accepting or giving up a seat.