Atal Bihari Vajpayee Government Medical College ,Vidisha: Latest Fees, Courses, Admissions, 2025 Cutoffs, Reviews

Atal Bihari Vajpayee Medical University (ABVMU) is a state-run affiliating medical university. It is affiliated to Madhya Pradesh Medical Science University (MPMSU), Jabalpur. It's recognized by Approved by the National Medical Commission (formerly MCI)

For admissions, the eligibility in different courses is given below. The university requires the students to pass this criterion to move forward with the admission process:

MBBS Admission (UG)

• Exam Required: NEET-UG
• Eligibility:
  
  • 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, Biology
  • Minimum qualifying marks in NEET (as per category)
• Admission Mode:
  
  • 15% All India Quota (AIQ) via MCC counselling
  • 85% State Quota (MP DME counselling)
• Documents Required:
  
  • NEET scorecard
  • 10th & 12th marksheets
  • Caste certificate (if applicable)
  • Domicile (for state quota)
  • Passport-sized photos, Aadhaar card

PG Admission (MD/MS)

• Exam Required: NEET-PG
• Eligibility: MBBS from a recognized university + 1-year internship
• Counselling Bodies:
  
  • MCC for AIQ

The cutoffs of the previous years help in calculating the expected cutoffs this year:

MBBS Cutoffs (2023 - State Quota)

• General: ~22,928
• OBC: ~23,208
• EWS: ~15,311
• SC: ~123,377
• ST: ~161,954

Expected 2025 Cutoff Trends

• AIQ General:
  
  • Round 1: 6,894 – 9,343
  • Overall Closing: Up to ~22,928
• State Quota (MP):
  
  • Round 1 Cutoffs:
    
    • UR: 31,010
    • OBC: 34,941
    • SC: 127,815
    • ST: 340,876
    • EWS: 39,581

PG NEET-PG 2023 Cutoffs

• MS Obstetrics & Gynaecology: ~9,121 (General)
• MS Orthopaedics: ~8,034
• MD Biochemistry: ~68,073 (General), ~174,129 (OBC)
• MD Community Medicine: ~44,052

These cutoffs can vary year-to-year depending on NEET difficulty, number of applicants, and seat matrix.

Category-wise Cutoff at Atal Bihari Vajpayee Government Medical College

The table below gives category-wise cutoff, its opening, and closing ranks:

These cutoffs are based on last year's data. They may vary with seat availability and exam difficulty.

Like most government medical colleges, Atal Bihari Vajpayee GMC does not have a formal "placement cell" like engineering institutions. However, career prospects remain strong through these pathways:

MBBS Graduates

• Compulsory Internship (1 year): Completed at the affiliated teaching hospital with stipend.
• Job Opportunities Post-Internship:
  
  • Government service via MPPSC/UPSC/State Health Services
  • Junior Residency programs in government or private hospitals
  • Work in NGOs, rural health centers, or private clinics

PG Graduates (MD/MS)

• Senior Residency
• Assistant Professorships in medical colleges
• Specialist/Consultant roles in hospitals
• Independent clinical practice

Additional Prospects

• Foreign licensing exams (USMLE, PLAB, AMC)
• Public Health roles (WHO, ICMR, NCDC)
• Research fellowships

Summary of Placement Data

MBBS doesn’t have corporate placements, focus is on PG entrance or government job paths.

ABVMU does not currently have an official NIRF ranking. ABVMU is not listed among the ranked colleges or universities in the National Institutional Ranking Framework listings for medical schools.

The scholarships in each university are established to help students from different backgrounds in various aspects. Many students get scholarships because of their merit, and many of them get them because they excel in a sport. There are scholarships for people from different categories, different genders, etc.

1. Mukhyamantri Medhavi Vidyarthi Yojana (MMVY)

• It includes: Complete tuition cost waiver for students accepted into government or private medical schools through NEET.
• Eligibility:
  
  • MP domicile, family income under ₹6 lakh/year.
  • Less than or equal to 75% marks in Class 12 (MP board) or ≥85% (CBSE/ICSE).
  • NEET-based admission to medical programs.

2. Mukhyamantri Jan Kalyan Yojana (MMJKY)

• It pays the full cost of tuition for professional courses like engineering, medicine, and others, with up to ₹1.5 lakh in funding for private schools.
• Eligibility:
  
  • MP domicile, applicants from unorganized labour backgrounds (registered with the Labour Dept.).
  • Admission through NEET (medical) or JEE (engineering).

3. Post-Matric Scholarships (SC/ST/OBC)

• Financial assistance for post-secondary education that covers tuition fees for students from SC, ST, and OBC families.
• Eligibility varies:
  
  • SC & ST: family income typically under ₹2.5 lakh (100% waiver).
  • OBC: The income threshold should be lower in order to get partial or full support.

4. Pratibha Kiran Yojana

• Intended for deserving female students from MP's urban BPL homes.
• Offers ₹500/month for 10 months (₹5,000/year) to support UG education.

5. Other MP State Scholarships

The other state scholarships include things like:

• Gaon Ki Beti Yojana: It gives ₹500/month for rural girls who scored less than 60% in Class 12.
• Vikramaditya Scholarship: It ₹2,500/year for General category students from low-income families with less than 60% in Class 12.
• Awas Sahayata Yojana: Accommodation support for SC/ST students pursuing higher education away from home.

6. How to Apply

• Access the MP Scholarship Portal 2.0 for applications, status tracking, and real-time updates.
• Requires a Samagra ID for identity verification and fraud prevention.

Scholarship Summary Table