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Gandhi Medical College, Secunderabad โ a Telangana state government college at Musheerabad, Secunderabad (established 1 May 1954), affiliated to the Kaloji Narayana Rao University of Health Sciences (KNRUHS), Warangal and NMC-recognised, teaching through the 2,200-bed Gandhi Hospital. 250 MBBS seats filled on NEET merit through the Telangana state quota (Competent Authority / Convenor Quota via KNRUHS) and the 15% All-India Quota (MCC).
By Krishna Pandey, Founder & Lead Counsellor
โ Sourcing: figures use official counselling records (MCC/state) and institute circulars โ cutoffs change every round; reconfirm at allotment. No cash payments; official receipts only.
How we source this page. Fees, hostel charges, bonds and documents come from the college’s own Admissions for MBBS Course 2026-2027 guidelines; seats from the NMC seat matrix; closing ranks from the MCC Round-1 2026 allotment list; hospital figures from Gandhi Hospital’s own Telangana government site. No aggregator is used. Evidence note: every figure is year-labelled — check the academic year beside a number before relying on it.
| Item | Detail | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Institute name | Gandhi Medical College, Secunderabad | NMC record gmcsecu |
| Also known as | GMC Secunderabad; Gandhi Medical College Hyderabad | The campus is in Hyderabad district; the NMC name says Secunderabad |
| Institute type | Government — a Telangana state college, not private, deemed or trust. Affiliated to KNRUHS, Warangal; NMC recognised, with no denied batch, no stoppage of admission and no court-ordered permission on record. NAAC grade: not listed. | NMC MSMER record, 24 Aug 2026 |
| Established | 1 May 1954. Seat-increase permission dated 21 June 2019. | NMC MSMER record |
| Location | Musheerabad, MIGH Colony, Walker Town, Padmarao Nagar, Secunderabad 500003 — Hyderabad district, Telangana | NMC MSMER record |
| Degree offered | MBBS — 4.5 years, followed by the one-year compulsory rotating internship the NMC requires nationally | College guidelines 2026-27 for the 4.5-year course length; the internship is the national NMC rule, not a Gandhi rule |
| MBBS seats | 250 (AY 2025-26; also 250 in AY 2024-25) | NMC seat matrix as on 29.10.2025, row 624 |
| Exams accepted | NEET-UG only, then two routes: 15% All-India Quota via MCC, or the Telangana Competent Authority Quota via KNRUHS | College guidelines 2026-27 |
| Institute code | Not listed publicly. KNRUHS prints a Site / College Code on the allotment letter. Copy it from your own letter, not from a website — it is what the college matches you against at reporting. | College guidelines 2026-27 |
| Official website | gmcsecunderabad.org | NMC MSMER record |
Official source: Gandhi Medical College, Secunderabad, Admissions for MBBS Course 2026-2027 (gmcsecunderabad.org/ug-guidelines-2026-2027), captured 24 August 2026; NMC, Seat Matrix as on 29.10.2025 (MBBS) for AY 2025-26, row 624; NMC MSMER record gmcsecu.
In one line: the sheet totals ₹29,000 (OC/BC) and ₹27,000 (SC/ST), but only ₹14,000 of that comes back each year.
| Fee head | OC/BC | SC/ST | Frequency | Reading note |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tuition Fee | ₹10,000 | ₹10,000 | Yearly | Identical for SC/ST — no reserved-category tuition concession here. |
| CDS | ₹5,000 | ₹5,000 | One time | Paid once at admission. |
| E-Library | ₹2,000 | ₹2,000 | Yearly | Recurring. |
| Central Stores | ₹2,000 | ₹2,000 | One time | Paid once at admission. |
| Library Fee | ₹2,000 | ₹2,000 | Yearly | Recurring, and separate from the e-library head. |
| Caution Deposit | ₹3,000 | ₹3,000 | One time | The sheet states no refund terms for this one, unlike the hostel caution deposit which it marks refundable. |
| Academic Development Fund | ₹3,000 | ₹1,000 | One time | The only head that differs by category. The whole ₹2,000 gap sits here. |
| Non-Government Fund | ₹2,000 | ₹2,000 | One time | Paid once at admission. |
| Total at admission | ₹29,000 | ₹27,000 | — | A first payment, not an annual fee. |
Worked example. The recurring part is ₹14,000 a year; the one-time part is ₹15,000 (OC/BC) or ₹13,000 (SC/ST). The college’s own note reads: “candidates shall pay the Fee in 5 equal Installments in the course duration of 4 ½ years”. Five instalments of ₹14,000 plus the one-time head works out at about ₹85,000 for the whole MBBS (OC/BC) and ₹83,000 (SC/ST) — our arithmetic on the college’s heads, not a total the college prints. Nothing in the table should be multiplied by 4.5.
Excluded: hostel and mess, books, instruments, uniforms, travel and living costs — and, for All-India Quota entrants only, a university fee of ₹12,000 by demand draft to the Registrar, KNR University of Health Sciences, Warangal. A Competent Authority Quota entrant does not pay that ₹12,000 at joining.
Official source: MBBS Admission Fee Structure (2026-27), page 11 of the college’s Admissions for MBBS Course 2026-2027 guidelines, captured 24 August 2026. Two further college documents agree with it line for line — the 2025-26 fee sheet (page 10 of that year’s guidelines) and the 2024-2025 scan on gmcsecunderabad.org/fee-structure. Heads and amounts are unchanged across all three cycles.
In one line: ₹23,000 in year one, of which ₹12,000 is rent — and a room is prioritised, not promised.
| Hostel head | Amount | Frequency | Reading note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Non-refundable amount | ₹5,000 | One time | Marked non-refundable on the sheet itself. |
| Caution deposit | ₹5,000 | One time | Explicitly marked refundable. |
| Rent | ₹12,000 | Per year | Printed as ₹1,000 per month × 12 months. |
| Hostel admission application fee | ₹1,000 | One time | Charged for applying, which is not the same as getting a room. |
| Total | ₹23,000 | — | First-year figure. From year two only the ₹12,000 rent recurs. |
Read the allocation rule literally. The college prints one line under this table: “Preference shall be given to the candidates who resides outside of the GHMC limits.” A home address inside Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation limits puts you behind an out-of-city candidate. Publication of a tariff is not the allotment of a room. No mess or diet charge appears on the sheet, so budget food separately — and a college whose hostel figure bundles mess is not comparable to this one.
Official source: Hostel Fee Structure, page 11 of the Admissions for MBBS Course 2026-2027 guidelines, captured 24 August 2026. The GHMC-preference line appears in the 2026-27 sheet and not in the 2025-26 one.
In one line: 250 sanctioned seats, and in MCC’s first round of 2026 the Open All-India seat closed at rank 2,756.
| Category (All-India Quota) | Opening rank | Closing rank | Seats allotted in Round 1 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Open | 1,561 | 2,756 | 12 |
| OBC | 2,805 | 4,352 | 8 |
| EWS | 4,349 | 4,691 | 3 |
| SC | 18,175 | 26,995 | 4 |
| ST | 34,485 | 34,802 | 2 |
| Open PwD | 3,22,326 | 3,22,326 | 1 |
| Total allotted in Round 1 | — | — | 30 |
How to read these. They are All-India MCC ranks, so they say nothing about the Telangana Competent Authority Quota, where a local candidate competes on the KNRUHS state merit list. They are Round 1 and provisional: Round 1 closes at the toughest ranks of the cycle, so a rank outside 2,756 is not out of reach, it is out of Round 1. The PwD rank sits on a separate merit list and must never be lined up against open-category ranks. And Round 1 did not empty the quota — 15% of a 250-seat intake is about 37 seats, 30 were allotted, and the balance carried into later rounds.
State-quota cutoff: updating soon. KNRUHS publishes Competent Authority Quota closing ranks phase by phase; we will print them against the phase that produced them rather than guess now.
Official source: Medical Counselling Committee (MCC), DGHS, Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, “Provisional NEET-UG Counselling Seats Allotment 2026 — Round 1”, published 21 August 2026; institute row “Gandhi Medical College, Secunderabad, MUSHEERABAD, SECUNDERABAD”.
In one line: a discontinuation bond, not a service bond — it costs nothing if you finish, and ₹20,00,000 if you walk away.
At admission the candidate and parent sign a notarised KNRUHS bond on stamp paper undertaking to pay ₹20,00,000 to KNR University of Health Sciences if the student discontinues after joining, or after the second phase of admissions has been announced, with a three-year debarment from MBBS and BDS admission anywhere in Telangana. The text cites G.O.Ms.No. 125, 126 and 127, Health, Medical & Family Welfare Department, dated 22.09.2022.
The part that catches families on the day: the bond needs two sureties submitting Aadhaar and PAN copies, and the document states that parents are not eligible as sureties and that sureties must be income-tax payees or gazetted officers. Line up two such people before you travel to report. Three further undertakings are signed the same day. Two of them are notarised on non-judicial stamp paper — a Genuinity Bond and an anti-drug undertaking citing the NDPS Act 1985. The third, Forms I and II, the anti-ragging undertakings by student and parent under the NMC regulations of 2021, is signed before two witnesses; the college’s proforma asks for no notary on those two.
Official source: Admissions for MBBS Course 2026-2027 — discontinuation bond proforma (page 7), surety proforma (page 8), Genuinity Bond (page 9), anti-drug undertaking (page 10), Forms I and II (pages 5-6). Captured 24 August 2026.
In one line: if you intend to slide, pay by demand draft — ₹2,000 is deducted and the rest refunded, faster on a DD than online.
Physical reporting is compulsory to keep a Round-1 seat while asking for an upgrade. The college states that candidates giving willingness for Round-2 upgradation while retaining a Round-1 seat have to report physically at the allotted institute to confirm admission — a state-quota rule. Reporting hours are 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM.
If you slide out later, a uniform processing charge of ₹2,000 is deducted and the balance refunded. The college advises candidates who intend to take part in subsequent rounds to pay both the university fee and the college fee by demand draft rather than online, to avoid delay in the refund. If Gandhi is your final choice, online is fine; if you are holding it while chasing an upgrade, the DD is the cheaper mistake.
Official source: Admissions for MBBS Course 2026-2027, page 1 (reporting and upgradation) and page 2, items 27-28. Captured 24 August 2026.
The standard counselling file is covered in our documents for counselling checklist. Four items on this college’s list are stricter than the generic version, and those are the ones that send candidates home.
| Document | What Gandhi Medical College specifies |
|---|---|
| Residential certificate | Issued by an MRO or Tahsildar of Telangana or Andhra Pradesh for 10 years, with exact month and year, excluding any period of study or employment outside the state. This is what decides your Local or Non-Local status. |
| OBC certificate | For the OBC quota, only a certificate issued by the concerned state government is valid. |
| PwD certificate | Must be issued this cycle — December 2025 or January 2026 — by the medical board of an MCC-authorised centre. An older disability certificate is not accepted. |
| EWS certificate | For the year 2025-26, issued by a Tahsildar of the state of Telangana. |
The college also asks for study and conduct certificates covering classes 9-10 and Intermediate separately, a caste certificate carrying the father’s name, a GAP certificate where applicable, and two full sets of copies of every certificate and bond.
Official source: Admissions for MBBS Course 2026-2027, page 2, items 6-15 and 22-26. Captured 24 August 2026.
After allotment the college asks every admitted student to fill a KNRUHS proforma in codes, not words. One wrong code delays enrolment.
| Field | Codes | What it means |
|---|---|---|
| Locality | OU / AU / SVU / NL | Telangana region, Andhra region, Rayalaseema region, non-local. Your home region, taken from the residential certificate. |
| Allotted locality | LOC / UNR / AIQ | Local, unreserved region, or All-India Quota — the basis on which the seat was given, which is not always your own locality. |
| Allotted quota | CQ / AIQ / STRAY | Competent Authority Quota via KNRUHS; All-India Quota via MCC; stray vacancy. |
| Phase | P1, P2, P3 (mop-up), P4, P5, P6, STRAY | The college warns explicitly: a candidate who got Gandhi in P1, applied for sliding and got Gandhi again in P2 must record P2, not P1. |
| Category | OC, SC, ST, BCA, BCB, BCC, BCD, BCE, EWS | Telangana splits BC five ways. An AIQ candidate whose category is OBC is told to select Others, because OBC is not a Telangana state category. |
Official source: Admissions for MBBS Course 2026-2027, KNRUHS admitted-candidate proforma, pages 13-15. Captured 24 August 2026.
In one line: 2,200 operational beds, which is the strongest argument for this college over a smaller new government one.
Gandhi Hospital’s own Telangana government site states an operational bed strength of 2,200. It traces itself to an infirmary of three wards in 1851, a 95-bed cantonment hospital in 1900 and King Edward Memorial Hospital in 1913; the college was established in 1954, recognised by the Medical Council of India in 1956, and the hospital became its teaching hospital in 1958. It records being the first open-heart-surgery centre of the combined state of Andhra Pradesh and the first with cathlab facilities for training DM Cardiology students, and publishes ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 45001:2018 certification.
Bed count, not ranking, is the metric to weigh between two government colleges charging the same ₹10,000 tuition: it is a proxy for the volume and variety of cases you will see on your clinical postings.
Official source: Gandhi Hospital (Government of Telangana), About section, gandhihospital.telangana.gov.in, captured 24 August 2026.
Every parent asks whether a college is safe. The NMC publishes the answer per college; for Gandhi Medical College Secunderabad (record gmcsecu) it reads:
| NMC question | Answer on the record |
|---|---|
| Has the college ever been denied a batch? | No |
| Has there been any stoppage of admission? | No |
| Was any permission ever granted through a court order? | No |
| Was renewal of permission ever granted on an undertaking? | No |
| Skill lab available | Yes |
| Equipment as per the UG Minimum Standard Requirements | Yes |
| Emergency and casualty services available | Yes |
| Accommodation for at least 75% of students | Yes |
Anti-tout note. All 250 seats are filled on NEET merit through KNRUHS or MCC. There is no management quota, no NRI quota and no paid direct admission at a Telangana government medical college. Anyone offering a guaranteed seat here for money is running a scam. Our guidance is free, and the college’s fee is paid to the college against a receipt.
Official source: NMC MSMER public college record gmcsecu (msmer.nmc.org.in), captured 24 August 2026.
Eligibility here is the national NMC rule, not a Gandhi rule, and the two counselling routes are the standard ones. Both are set out in full on our NEET 2026 guide, MBBS admission guide and AIQ vs state quota — there is nothing college-specific to add, so this page does not repeat them. Other Telangana options sit on the Telangana MBBS hub. What is specific to this college is everything above: its fee heads, its hostel rule, its bond, its documents and its codes. Found an error? Tell us and we will check it against the source document and correct it.
You cannot buy a government seat, but for a candidate near the cutoff we can read your NEET rank and category against these closing ranks, order your KNRUHS web options, and make sure the 10-year residential certificate and the two sureties for the bond are ready before you travel to report. It is guidance, never a seat purchase.
No aggregator site was used as a source for any figure on this page. Where a figure was not published by the college or the authority, this page says “not listed” or “updating soon” rather than estimating one.
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