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Rajasthan’s second-oldest medical college (1959), affiliated to RUHS Jaipur and taught at PBM Hospital, the referral base for Bikaner division. 250 NMC-sanctioned MBBS seats on NEET merit — 85% Rajasthan state quota, 15% All-India Quota, which closed at AIR 3,161 for Open in MCC Round 1 of 2026.
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.
| Parameter | Detail (2026) |
|---|---|
| Type | Rajasthan State Government Medical College |
| Established | 1959 |
| Location | Bikaner, Rajasthan |
| Affiliation | Rajasthan University of Health Sciences (RUHS), Jaipur |
| MBBS seats | 250 (NMC seat matrix, AY 2025-26 — also 250 in AY 2024-25) |
| Admission | NEET-UG โ 85% Rajasthan state quota (RUHS) + 15% AIQ (MCC) |
| Govt-quota fee | Government-subsidised, RUHS/state-regulated โ among India’s lowest (confirm current) |
| Latest official cut-off | MCC Round 1 (provisional) 2026, 15% All-India Quota — Open 1,462–3,161; OBC 3,235–3,939; EWS 3,587–4,168; SC 20,642–25,893; ST 26,094–37,625 |
| Teaching hospital | Prince Bijay Singh Memorial (PBM) Hospital, Bikaner (bed strength not listed on the college’s official page) |
Sardar Patel Medical College (SPMC), Bikaner, in Bikaner, Rajasthan, is the second-oldest medical college in Rajasthan (established 1959). Affiliated to the Rajasthan University of Health Sciences (RUHS), Jaipur and NMC-recognised, it admits 250 MBBS students a year on NEET merit through the 85% Rajasthan state quota (RUHS-coordinated NEET-UG counselling) and the 15% All-India Quota (MCC).
Beyond its teaching hospital, SP Medical College Bikaner is notable in several ways — its attached PBM Hospital is the principal government tertiary-care referral base for north-west Rajasthan and houses the Acharya Tulsi Regional Cancer Institute; and the college runs MD/MS and super-specialty (DM/MCh) programmes alongside MBBS. For a cutoff-clearing Rajasthan-domicile candidate it offers strong clinical exposure at a low, state-regulated government fee — a small fraction of private-college costs — while its 15% All-India Quota seats are open nationally through MCC.
All 250 seats are NEET-UG merit seats and they are split between two authorities that never share a merit list:
⚠ There is no third door. SP Medical College Bikaner is a state government college: it has no management quota, no NRI quota and no institutional seats, so 85 + 15 accounts for every seat. Anyone offering a “direct admission” here is selling something that does not exist.
Nobody can move you up a merit list. What is decidable is your choice order across two calendars that run in parallel — whether to hold a Bikaner allotment or free-exit for an upgrade, and how to rank SP Medical College Bikaner against Ajmer, Jodhpur, Udaipur and Kota when your Rajasthan state merit rank sits near their closing band. That is the decision our counselling is for, and it is free.
SP Medical College Bikaner teaches through Prince Bijay Singh Memorial (PBM) Hospital, the principal government tertiary-care referral base for Bikaner division and the districts around it, together with the Acharya Tulsi Regional Cancer Institute on the same campus. PBM’s sanctioned bed strength is not listed on the Rajasthan Medical Education Department’s own college page, so no figure is printed here; published bed counts for PBM differ widely between unofficial sources and none of them is the college’s own.
The MBBS is the NMC competency-based (CBME) course used at every Indian medical college — four-and-a-half years in three phases plus a one-year compulsory rotating internship. What is specific to Bikaner is who examines and certifies you: university examinations are set by Rajasthan University of Health Sciences (RUHS), Jaipur, and the internship stipend follows Rajasthan government norms. The phase-by-phase syllabus, the internship rules and the NExT position are the same nationally and are covered once on our MBBS admission guide.
In one line: in the first MCC round of 2026 the All-India Quota at SP Medical College Bikaner closed at AIR 3,161 for Open and AIR 37,625 for ST, and MCC allotted 38 seats here — exactly 15% of the college’s 250 sanctioned MBBS seats.
| Category (15% AIQ) | Opening AIR | Closing AIR | Seats allotted |
|---|---|---|---|
| Open | 1,462 | 3,161 | 14 |
| OBC | 3,235 | 3,939 | 9 |
| EWS | 3,587 | 4,168 | 4 |
| SC | 20,642 | 25,893 | 6 |
| ST | 26,094 | 37,625 | 3 |
| Open PwD | 2,97,234 | 2,97,234 | 1 |
| OBC PwD | 3,74,593 | 3,74,593 | 1 |
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 read as “Sardar Patel Medical College, Bikaner, MEDICAL COLLEGE ROAD, BIKANER”.
How to read these four numbers, because three of them are traps:
The seat count cross-checks. The NMC seat matrix dated 29 October 2025 lists SP Medical College Bikaner at 250 MBBS seats for AY 2025-26 (and 250 for AY 2024-25). MCC allotted 38 AIQ seats in Round 1 — 15% of 250 is 37.5, so 38. Had the intake been 200, the AIQ figure would have been 30. Two independent official documents agree on 250.
For how the two counselling streams interact and which one to prioritise, see AIQ vs state quota.
Two separate authorities allot seats here, on their own calendars: the Rajasthan NEET-UG Medical & Dental counselling board (RUHS-coordinated, ruhsraj.org) for the 85% state quota, which requires valid Rajasthan domicile/bonafide eligibility, and MCC (mcc.nic.in) for the 15% All-India Quota, which does not. Registration, choice-filling, allotment and reporting run round by round in both, and the two calendars do not line up — dates are notified afresh each cycle and last year’s are not a guide.
The round mechanics, the hold-versus-upgrade rules and the free-exit windows are identical for every Indian medical college and are set out once in our NEET-UG counselling guide and the 2026 counselling kit.
In one line: the government-quota tuition at SP Medical College Bikaner is set by the Rajasthan government, not by the college, and the exact 2026-27 figure is not listed on any official page we can cite, so no number is printed here — it is published in the Rajasthan NEET-UG counselling information booklet each cycle, and that booklet is the only figure worth acting on.
Two things a fee table will not tell you. First, the amounts a candidate pays to the counselling board at registration are security deposits and are not tuition; do not add them together. Second, a Rajasthan government MBBS may carry a compulsory service bond whose penalty is set by state rules — for a government seat the bond, not the tuition, is usually the larger financial commitment, and its current terms should be read before you accept an allotment. Loan and scholarship routes are covered on our MBBS education-loan guide.
The college provides separate boys’ and girls’ hostels on campus, next to PBM Hospital — which matters more in the clinical years than it sounds, because casualty and ward duties are not commutable. Current hostel capacity and charges are not listed on the college’s official page and should be confirmed with the college at reporting; allotment is subject to availability and is not guaranteed by admission.
The degree is an RUHS/NMC MBBS, valid for medical registration and for NEET-PG (NExT) anywhere in India, and SP Medical College Bikaner runs its own MD/MS and DM/MCh programmes, so PG training on the same campus is a real option. The one Bikaner-specific item to plan around is the Rajasthan compulsory service bond, which can sit between your internship and a PG seat; read its current tenure and penalty before you accept an allotment. The general post-MBBS routes are covered on our NEET-PG strategy guide.
The counselling document list is the same for every Indian medical college and is kept in full on our counselling documents checklist. Two items decide whether you can use the 85% state quota here at all: a valid Rajasthan bonafide/domicile certificate in the format the state counselling board specifies, and the Rajasthan-format category certificate (SC/ST/OBC-NCL/MBC/EWS) if you are claiming reservation — a certificate issued in another state does not carry into Rajasthan’s state merit list. The 15% AIQ route through MCC needs neither.
In one line: AIIMS Jodhpur is out of reach for almost everyone who can reach Bikaner, and a private Rajasthan seat costs a multiple of it — so for most Rajasthan-domicile candidates the real question is Bikaner versus the other five state government colleges, not Bikaner versus either extreme.
The mechanism to understand is the domicile advantage. AIIMS Jodhpur has no home-state quota at all: every seat there is contested nationally. SP Medical College Bikaner reserves 85% of 250 seats for Rajasthan candidates, which is why its state-quota closing rank sits far below its own All-India closing rank. A private college removes the rank barrier and replaces it with a fee barrier. The honest rule does not change: take the cheapest seat your rank can actually hold. Compare with our Rajasthan MBBS hub.
Evidence note: every figure above is year-labelled on purpose. A seat matrix is dated to an academic year and a closing rank to a single round of a single cycle; check the year beside a number before you use it, and if it disagrees with the current counselling booklet, the booklet wins. Found an error on this page? Tell us and we will check it against the source.
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