Admission to the MBBS program at North Eastern Indira Gandhi Regional Institute of Health and Medical Sciences requires clearing the NEET UG exam and securing at least 50% in 12th standard, with mandatory subjects in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology. The program offers 50 seats through a counseling process, favoring candidates who are permanent residents of one of the eight northeastern states or Sikkim. Admission is based on merit, typically needing a NEET rank of around 5000.
The faculty is highly qualified, often holding MS or DNB degrees, and maintains a beneficial faculty-student ratio of 1:16. The total course fee is approximately 12,300 to 13,000 INR, with the first year costing about 6,020 INR and subsequent years being less expensive. Additional costs include examination and coaching fees. Hostel accommodation charges are 2,500 INR per month. The college supports students from diverse backgrounds by offering reserved seats for SC, ST, and OBC categories and facilitating access to government scholarships.
The program includes a one-year compulsory rotatory internship, providing practical experience across 19 departments. Interns receive a stipend between ?26,000 to ?30,000 per month. Although the college does not offer direct placements, the internship significantly enhances employability. Additional scholarships are accessible via the National Scholarship Portal and various state-specific programs.
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