Gandhi Medical College

Gandhi Medical College in Bhopal is Madhya Pradesh's best-known government medical college, established in 1955 and attached to the large Hamidia Hospital complex in the old city — the clinical volume that comes with a major public hospital is the college's core teaching asset. Admission to MBBS is purely through NEET counselling, and as a government college its fees are a fraction of private medical education, which keeps its cutoffs among the highest in the state. It holds an A grade from NAAC and a NIRF rank of 75, uncommon national visibility for a state medical college. Bhopal is an affordable state capital with reasonable connectivity. It suits high-scoring NEET candidates from Madhya Pradesh seeking government medical education, where the trade-off is crowded public-hospital infrastructure rather than private polish.