SRM Medical College Hospital and Research Centre Chennai Answered Questions

The average package offered during the recent placement sessions was between INR 4 LPA and INR 6 LPA. The table below depicts the SRM Medical College Hospital and Research Centre average package for reference:ParticularsPlacement StatisticsAverage packageINR 4 LPA - INR 6 LPA

The table below showcases the SRM Medical College Hospital and Research Centre packages detail:ParticularsPlacement Statisticsthe highest packageINR 15 LPAthe lowest packageINR 6 LPAAverage packageINR 4 LPA - INR 6 LPANOTE: The above salary details are collated from Shiksha students' reviews.

Indeed, in order to be considered for admission to SRM Medical College's MBBS programme, a candidate must pass the NEET (UG) exam. No other entrance exam is acceptable for college admission to the MBBS programme. The only way to fill the slots is through MCC's AIQ counselling. For this counselling, only students who meet the NEET requirements may sign up.

After a candidate has received the provisional allotment letter online, they are supposed to physically report at SRM Medical College with the following documents, (along with two sets of photocopies of the same):·       Provisional allotment letter·       NEET admit card, score card & rank card issued by NTA·       Mark sheets of Class 10 and 11·       Permanent Community Certificate Card-  as per Medical Counselling Committee / DGHS guidelines·       Transfer and conduct certificates issued by previous institution·       Migration Certificate, if applicable·       Proof of Identity (Aadhaar Card)·       10 recent passport size photos, same as affixed on NEET application form

SRM Medical College MBBS application process starts with applying for the NEET UG exam. Once the candidate has qualified NEET, they can register for AIQ counselling, with SRM Medical College MBBS as their first preference college. After the counselling process, a seat allotment letter is sent to the shortlisted candidates, based on the merit list released by MCC. The candidates have to report to the campus with the allotment letter and required documents within the stipulated time. The process ends with the payment of the fees.

Yes, a candidate scoring 60% marks in PCB in Class 12 is eligible for appearing for NEET and hence, stands a chance to get a seat in SRM Medical College for the MBBS course. The minimum eligibility criteria for MBBS at the medical college is for a candidate to have scored 50% (for the general category) in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology (PCB) in Class 12. For OBC/SC/ST Categories, the minimum requirement of marks in PCB is 40%. For candidates belonging to the PWD category, the minimum requirement of marks in PCB is 45%.

No, state quota is not applicable for seat allotment at SRM Medical College. All the seats are filled through All India Quota (AIQ) Counselling by MCC. NEET qualified candidates from all states can register for the AIQ counselling on the website of MCC and choose SRM Medical College MBBS as their first preference to get a seat.

The overall rating of SRM medical college based on student reviews is 4.6 out of 5. A majority of students gave a five-star rating to the college for faculty, course curriculum, crowd and campus life. The average rating for placements category is 4.6. The students had mixed reviews regarding the “value for money” category, with a rating ranging from 3 to 5.

Yes, the students of MBBS at SRM Medical College are required to pursue a one-year internship, in addition to the course period of 4.5 years, as prescribed by the NMC. Hence, the total course period becomes 5.5 years for MBBS students. In this one-year compulsory internship, students gain practical experience in patient care, diagnostics, treatment and management under the supervision of experienced doctors and healthcare professionals. A stipend of INR 13,500 per month is also paid to the MBBS interns at SRM Medical College.

In 2023, SRM Medical College cut-off for the general category in the last round stood at 3,37,751 for MBBS. In 2022, the closing cut-off in the last round was 5,59,036. In 2021, it was 9,12,490 for the General All India category students. It can be seen that the cut-off witnessed a decreasing trend over the past three years. The cut-off fluctuates because of a variety of factors, like the number of students appearing for NEET, difficulty level of the exam, total number of MBBS seats, number of students choosing SRM Medical College as their first preference college, etc.