Question 1

Is MIMS Mandya a government or private college?

Accepted Answer

MIMS Mandya is a fully autonomous government medical college established and funded by the Government of Karnataka. There is NO Management or NRI quota — all 150 MBBS seats are filled through KEA (State Quota, 85%) and MCC (AIQ, 15%) based purely on NEET merit.

Question 2

When was MIMS Mandya established?

Accepted Answer

MIMS was founded in 2005 with the first MBBS batch admitted in 2006 and the first PG batch in 2010-11. NMC originally recognized it for 100 seats; recognition for 150 seats was renewed from 2020-21 onwards.

Question 3

How many MBBS and PG seats does MIMS Mandya have?

Accepted Answer

150 NMC-approved MBBS seats. 59 PG (MD/MS) seats across 17 specialties. 22 departments including Radiotherapy. PG admissions: 50% via MCC AIQ; 50% via KEA State Quota.

Question 4

What is the MBBS fee at MIMS Mandya?

Accepted Answer

Government fee approximately ₹64,350/year (Karnataka norms 2024-25). Total tuition for 4.5 academic years: ~₹2.90 lakhs. Hostel, mess, and university fees are additional. Intern stipend: ₹30,000/month.

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Edufever (Karnataka Government Medical Colleges) (2024)	Karnataka State Ranking: Among top government medical colleges. Hospital capacity (850+ beds per Edufever), strategic Bengaluru–Mysuru highway location, and research activity place MIMS among the better-regarded newer government colleges in Karnataka.
MBBSCouncil (NEET 2021–2024 AIQ allotment tracking) (2024)	7 total AIQ allotments during NEET 2021–2024 combined — indicating significant AIQ demand relative to the 22 available AIQ seats (consistent competitive pressure for AIQ seats).

Mandya Institute of Medical Sciences, Mandya Ranking 2026 Admissions 2026, Courses, Fees & Cutoffs

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Karnataka State Ranking: Among top government medical colleges. Hospital capacity (850+ beds per Edufever), strategic Bengaluru–Mysuru highway location, and research activity place MIMS among the better-regarded newer government colleges in Karnataka.

7 total AIQ allotments during NEET 2021–2024 combined — indicating significant AIQ demand relative to the 22 available AIQ seats (consistent competitive pressure for AIQ seats).

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