Shrinivas G Medical College, Chapra: MBBS Fees and Admission 2026–27

The following details are supported by the NMC college listing and BCECEB's UGMAC admission notification.

Particular	Details
Management	Private
NMC College Code	BR/026/P/3
Affiliated University	Bihar University of Health Sciences
First Permitted MBBS Session	2026–27
Annual MBBS Intake	100 seats
Entrance Examination	NEET UG
Counselling	Bihar UGMAC, conducted by BCECEB

 

The college received a Letter of Permission (LoP), dated 4 August 2026, for establishing a new medical college with an annual intake of 100 MBBS students for 2026–27. The permission document also identifies its affiliation with Bihar University of Health Sciences.

The precise regulatory description is “LoP granted for establishment of a new medical college.” It should not be presented as a long-established MBBS institution with previous graduating batches. Students should check the current NMC entry before joining.

The MBBS programme lasts five-and-a-half years, comprising four-and-a-half years of academic study and a one-year compulsory rotatory internship. The college describes its programme as following an NMC-aligned curriculum.

Applicants must satisfy the applicable NEET UG requirements, including:

• An eligible 10+2 or equivalent qualification with Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Biotechnology and English.
• Completion of at least 17 years of age by 31 December 2026.
• Qualification in NEET UG 2026.

Residence, category and other counselling eligibility conditions should be checked in the current Bihar UGMAC prospectus, rather than assumed from general admission summaries.

Admission is through Undergraduate Medical Admission Counselling (UGMAC), conducted by the Bihar Combined Entrance Competitive Examination Board (BCECEB). The board's 2026 notification includes Shrinivas G Educational & Research Institute of Medical Sciences among participating private medical colleges.

The admission pathway generally involves:

• Registering for UGMAC using NEET credentials.
• Completing the application and choice filling.
• Selecting the college in the preference list.
• Checking seat allotment and downloading the allotment order.
• Completing original-document verification.
• Paying applicable fees and reporting according to the prescribed instructions.

Candidates should prepare their NEET documents, Class 10 and 12 certificates, photographs, photo identification, allotment letter and applicable residence/category certificates. The latest official reporting checklist should govern the final document set.

The college has published the following proposed charges, not a final approved fee schedule.

Fee Component	Proposed Amount
Tuition fee	₹16,50,000 per academic year
Hostel charges	₹2,75,000 per academic year
Refundable caution deposit	₹2,00,000, one-time
NRI tuition fee	USD 27,000 per academic year
NRI hostel and mess	₹2,75,000 per academic year

Tuition and hostel together amount to approximately ₹19.25 lakh annually, excluding the caution deposit and additional charges. Admission, examination, university registration, transportation and other institutional charges may apply. The fee page specifies tuition for 4½ years and hostel charges for 5½ years.

The institution states that final fees remain subject to decisions of the competent authorities. Obtain a written fee breakdown, payment schedule and refund conditions before making any financial commitment.

A published Round-1 counselling compilation reports the following figures for the college's General/UR management entry:

• Opening NEET All India Rank: 2,23,698

• Closing NEET All India Rank: 7,03,657

These are reported counselling figures and should be checked against BCECEB's official results for the exact category and seat type.

A seat-closing rank is different from the NEET qualifying cutoff. Admission depends on eligibility, merit, the relevant counselling category and available seats; qualifying NEET alone does not guarantee admission.

The college's institutional material describes a 905-bed Mult speciality teaching hospital, while its infrastructure page also mentions 1,000 beds. The current capacity therefore requires clarification and should not be presented as an independently verified NMC bed count. Listed services include 24×7 emergency care, general medicine, surgery, paediatrics, orthopaedics, ENT, ophthalmology, gynaecology, dermatology and psychiatry.

Applicants should review recent clinical-material reports and visit functioning hospital departments when assessing the opportunities for bedside learning.

According to the college, facilities include:

• Smart classrooms with interactive boards and audio-visual systems.
• Four lecture theatres, each accommodating up to 300 students.
• Anatomy, Physiology, Biochemistry, Pharmacology and Community Medicine laboratories.
• A Simulation and Skills Centre with manikins and procedure trainers.
• A two-floor central library with over 200 study carrels and digital resources.

Separate boys' and girls' hostels are listed with AC twin-sharing rooms, Wi-Fi, dining facilities, security and resident wardens. Sports and recreation facilities include cricket, badminton, a gymnasium, yoga hall, jogging track and amphitheatre. These descriptions are institution-reported; applicants should confirm current availability and accommodation terms.

The college website lists Dr. (Prof.) Sude Kumar Singh, MBBS, MD, as Dean and Dr. (Prof.) Uma Shankar Singh, MBBS, MS, MD, PhD, as Medical Superintendent. It reports 27 and 44 years of experience respectively.

Mr. Shrinivas Prasad is identified as Chairman. The institution also describes a Research & Innovation Centre supporting faculty-student projects, journal clubs and biostatistics. Community initiatives include medical camps, immunisation drives, school health education and preventive-care clinics.

The campus is at Shrinivas Nagar, Kamalpur, near Aloni Bazar, Garkha, Saran, Bihar – 841311.

• Phone: +91 92292 97020 / +91 6152 231037

• Email: enquiry@serims.org

• Official website: serims.org

• Counselling portal: bceceboard.bihar.gov.in

Evaluate the college using its current permission, faculty disclosures, hospital activity, hostel terms and final payable fees. Check the latest NMC listing and BCECEB notices rather than relying solely on promotional material or previous counselling figures.