MBBS Course in Bihar: Eligibility, Fees, Admission Process and Career

MBBS in Bihar explained: 5.5-year NMC curriculum, NEET eligibility, 2026–27 fees at SHRINIVASGERIMS, counselling process, internship and career paths after MBBS.

The MBBS course in Bihar follows the National Medical Commission curriculum. At SHRINIVASGERIMS it is a 5½-year programme: 4½ years of academic and clinical training plus a one-year rotatory internship in the attached teaching hospital.

This page is for students who already know they want MBBS and need the course, fees and career picture in one place. For counselling steps see the 2026 NEET admission guide.

Course structure

NMC divides undergraduate training into phases:

  1. Pre-clinical — Anatomy, Physiology, Biochemistry
  2. Para-clinical — Pathology, Microbiology, Pharmacology, Forensic Medicine, Community Medicine
  3. Clinical — Medicine, Surgery, Paediatrics, Obstetrics & Gynaecology, Orthopaedics, ENT, Ophthalmology, Psychiatry, Dermatology, Radiology, Anaesthesiology and allied postings
  4. Internship — supervised rotations in the teaching hospital, including emergency

SHRINIVASGERIMS maps these phases to department pages and bedside work in the 905-bed hospital.

Eligibility (NEET-UG)

  • 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry and Biology
  • Qualifying NEET-UG score for the admission year
  • Age and category rules as in the NTA information bulletin

Admission is only through NEET and BCECEB counselling. There is no separate institutional entrance test.

Fees (academic year 2026–27)

Published institutional figures (subject to competent-authority updates):

HeadAmountPeriod
Tuition fee₹16,50,000Per academic year (4½ years)
Hostel charges₹2,75,000Per academic year; compulsory for hostellers (5½ years)
Refundable caution deposit₹2,00,000One-time
NRI tuitionUSD 27,000Per academic year

Download the official PDF and bank details from the fee structure page. Additional heads (university registration, examinations, transport where applicable) are listed there.

Admission process (short)

  1. Qualify NEET-UG
  2. Register on the BCECEB portal
  3. Fill SHRINIVASGERIMS in choice locking
  4. Report after allotment with documents and fees

Use the admission enquiry form for desk support.

Career opportunities after MBBS

After internship and registration with the State Medical Council / NMC:

  • Clinical practice in government or private hospitals
  • Postgraduate training (MD/MS) through NEET-PG, subject to NMC seat allotment
  • Public health, administration and research
  • Teaching after postgraduate qualification

A high-volume teaching hospital in Saran gives graduates emergency, obstetric, paediatric and medical case exposure that is useful for both NEET-PG and first postings.

Why complete MBBS at a hospital-attached college

Skills labs prepare you; wards test you. SHRINIVASGERIMS keeps lecture theatres, simulation and the hospital on one campus so theory and patient care stay connected. Explore infrastructure and faculty before you lock choices.