MPKB Medical College, Atkot: Courses, Fees, Admission and Campus Life

• Established: 2025
• Management: Shree Patel Seva Samaj Trust, Atkot
• Affiliation: Saurashtra University, Rajkot
• Location: Rajkot–Bhavnagar Highway, Atkot, Gujarat 360040
• Course and intake: MBBS, 150 seats
• Teaching hospital: Shri K.D. Parvadiya Multi-Specialty Hospital

At present, MPKB focuses on undergraduate medical education. The MBBS programme has 4.5 years of academic study, followed by a compulsory one-year rotating internship, which makes the total duration 5.5 years. No postgraduate or diploma courses are listed at the moment.

Admission is through NEET-UG, followed by Gujarat state counselling conducted by ACPUGMEC. The eligibility details we have state a minimum of 50% marks in Physics, Chemistry and Biology for general category candidates and 40% for reserved categories. Applicants should confirm the current eligibility rules in the latest official counselling notice.

The reported 150-seat matrix includes:

• State quota: 46 Open, 8 SC, 17 ST, 30 SEBC and 11 EWS seats
• Management quota: 15 seats
• NRI quota: 23 seats

Seat allocation and category rules can change, so always treat the current ACPUGMEC matrix as the final word.

The fee figures we have for academic year 2026–27 are:

• State quota tuition: ₹11,17,000 per year
• Management quota tuition: ₹21,73,000 per year
• NRI quota tuition: US$26,000 per year
• Refundable security deposit: ₹50,000

Twin-sharing hostel rooms are listed at ₹1,25,000 per year for non-AC and ₹1,75,000 per year for AC, with mess included. Other listed charges are:

• Annual examination fee: ₹15,000
• Sports and miscellaneous charges: ₹5,000
• One-time university fee: ₹5,000

No college-specific scholarship scheme is listed in the information we have. Eligible students may look into applicable government schemes. Before accepting a seat, ask the college and the counselling authority for a written breakdown of the amount payable, the refund conditions and any revised charges.

The college reports modern lecture and seminar halls, a digital library, well-equipped departmental laboratories and simulation facilities. These help students with classroom learning as well as practical training in the basic medical sciences.

The attached Shri K.D. Parvadiya Multi-Specialty Hospital, also called Matushri K.D.P. Hospital, is the main clinical training site. It is reported to have 610 beds, including five emergency beds. Its departments cover a wide range of care, including General Medicine, General Surgery, Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Paediatrics, Orthopaedics, Ophthalmology, ENT, Anaesthesiology, Radiology, Dermatology, Psychiatry and Dentistry.

The college also lists the standard pre-clinical and para-clinical departments: Anatomy, Physiology, Biochemistry, Pathology, Pharmacology, Microbiology, Forensic Medicine and Community Medicine. A large teaching hospital can offer valuable clinical learning, but students should also ask about actual patient numbers, supervised ward postings and access to different departments.

The profile we have describes more than 120 faculty members, with NMC data showing about 126. Dean Dr Ramesh Kachhadia, a Professor of Surgery, is listed with 27 years of teaching experience. Medical Superintendent Dr Dharmendrasinh Gohil is also listed as a senior faculty member.

The college has separate hostels for boys and girls, with 156 boys’ hostel rooms and 154 girls’ hostel rooms reported. Students can also use the library and reading facilities, sports grounds and recreation spaces. If you plan to stay in the hostel, confirm room availability, how rooms are shared and the latest hostel charges directly with the college.

Research at MPKB is still at an early stage. The information we have mentions a clinical paper published in Cureus, involving the college’s Obstetrics and Gynaecology department and K.D. Parvadiya Hospital. It is a sign that a research culture is beginning to form, though the college does not yet have the long publication record of an older medical college.

Every MBBS student completes a one-year rotating internship. The first batch started in 2025, so MPKB has no graduating batch yet. There is not enough information to judge alumni outcomes, postgraduate admissions or what graduates go on to do. The college also has no formal ranking at this early stage. MBBS is generally not a campus-placement course; after graduating, students usually move on to registration, medical practice or postgraduate preparation.

MPKB may suit students who want a newer medical campus in Saurashtra, with an attached multi-specialty hospital and a 150-seat MBBS programme. Its short track record is something to weigh alongside its reported facilities. Before you decide, verify:

• The current NMC listing
• The seat matrix
• The fee order
• Faculty availability
• Hospital postings
• Hostel conditions

• Admissions email: info@mpkbmedicalcollege.com

• College phone: +91 85858 50880

• Hospital phone: +91 99099 61166

• Website: mpkbmedicalcollege.com