Question 1

Is JMMCRI a minority institution?

Accepted Answer

Yes, JMMCRI is a private, non-profit Christian minority institution administered by the Jubilee Mission Hospital Trust under the Catholic Archdiocese of Thrissur. It functions under the minority institution framework, which gives certain reserved rights in management of seats and admissions while remaining subject to Government of Kerala and NMC regulations.

Question 2

What is the MBBS fee at JMMCRI Thrissur?

Accepted Answer

The annual MBBS fee at JMMCRI is approximately ₹7.10 lakh (first year) and ₹6.72 lakh per year for subsequent years under the Government Quota, making the total course fee approximately ₹33.99 lakh. Management quota fees are around ₹10 lakh per year, and NRI quota fees are approximately ₹20–25 lakh per year. All fees are as per the Kerala Fee Regulatory Committee (FRC) order.

Question 3

How large is the JMMCRI hospital?

Accepted Answer

The Jubilee Mission Hospital attached to JMMCRI is a 1,750-bedded multi-specialty teaching hospital with 300 dedicated ICU beds, 80 critical care beds for the cardiac centre, 22 operation theatres, and approximately 1,654 outpatients daily. It also houses Jubilee Hrudhayalaya — the largest exclusive cardiac centre in Kerala with 300 cardiac beds.

Question 4

What is the Charles Pinto Centre at JMMCRI?

Accepted Answer

The Charles Pinto Centre at JMMCRI is an internationally acclaimed department for comprehensive treatment of congenital cleft lip, palate, and complex facial clefts. Founded by Dr. H.S. Adenwalla, who has successfully corrected over 16,000 such cases — a world record — the centre operates free of charge and is supported by Smile Train (USA). It is regularly visited by plastic surgeons from around the world.

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