Karnataka Institute of Medical Sciences Hubballi

Karnataka Institute of Medical Sciences Hubballi formerly known as Karnataka Medical College, Hubballi, was founded in August 1957 and is one of the oldest government tertiary healthcare centers in North Karnataka, as well as the largest multi-specialty hospital in the state, as recognized by the Medical Council of India & affiliated with the Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences in Bangalore. The institute began operations in the J.G.Commerce College building, but was later relocated to the permanent campus in Vidyanagar, Hubli, which spans 100 acres of land. 

The institute was previously known as Karnataka Medical College, but its name was changed to Karnataka Institute of Medical Sciences, Hubli after it was granted autonomy by the Government of Karnataka in June 1997. KIMS, Hubballi benefits society as a whole by providing tertiary health care to the underserved and developing resources for health care providers and researchers.

Karnataka Medical College is located in Vidyanagar, Hubballi, on the Pune-Bangalore National Highway. The nearest airport to the institute is Hubli Airport, which is 7.1 kilometres away. Hubli Junction is the nearest railway station to KIMS Hubli, which is about 4 kilometres away. The Vidya nagar Bus Stop, located 850 metres from the institute, is the closest bus stop.

Highlights

Name of Institute	Karnataka Institute of Medical Sciences Hubballi
Popular Name	KMC, Hubli
Year of Establishment	1957
Institute Type	Government
Affiliated to	Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences
Counselling Authority	Karnataka Education Authority
Approved by	National Medical Commission (NMC)
Hostel Facilities	Yes (Male and Female)
Entrance Exam for UG Courses	NEET UG Exam
Entrance Exam for PG Courses	NEET PG Exam
Course	MBBS, and MD/ MS
Official Website	https://hubballikims.karnataka.gov.in/english
Category	Medical Colleges in Karnataka
Contact	Address: P. B Road, Vidyanagar, Hubballi, Karnataka Email: directorkimshubli@gmail.com  Admission Helpline Number : 9667542500

Affiliation, Recognition and Aid Status

• Affiliated with: Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences
• Approved by: National Medical Commission (NMC).
• Aid Status: Govt.

Facilities and Infrastructure

• Academic Buildings: KIMS would have various academic buildings where students attend lectures, conduct research, and engage in academic activities. These buildings are equipped with classrooms, lecture halls, and seminar rooms.
• Hospital: KIMS is primarily a medical institution, and it would have a hospital associated with it. The hospital would include departments such as surgery, medicine, pediatrics, obstetrics and gynecology, radiology, and more. It should have inpatient and outpatient facilities.
• Library: A medical institute would have a well-stocked library with a vast collection of medical textbooks, research journals, and other academic resources. It would also provide access to digital libraries and online databases.
• Laboratories: Various laboratories for practical training and research would be available, including anatomy labs, physiology labs, pathology labs, and microbiology labs.
• Research Facilities: Medical institutes typically have research facilities for faculty and students to engage in medical and scientific research. This includes laboratory spaces, equipment, and funding for research projects.
• Hostel Accommodation: For students coming from different parts of the country or abroad, there would be hostel facilities with dormitory-style rooms or apartments. These hostels may be separate for male and female students.
• Auditorium and Conference Halls: Large auditoriums and conference halls are available for conducting seminars, conferences, workshops, and other academic and cultural events.
• Sports and Recreation Facilities: To promote physical well-being and recreation, there might be sports facilities such as a gymnasium, outdoor sports fields, and indoor game rooms.
• Cafeteria and Food Services: The campus would have cafeterias or canteens where students and staff can purchase meals and snacks. There may also be a mess facility for hostel residents.
• Transportation: KIMS may provide transportation facilities for students and staff, especially for those commuting from nearby areas.
• Medical Facilities: In addition to the hospital, there would be medical clinics or health centers on the campus to provide healthcare services to students and staff.
• Administrative Buildings: Administrative offices where students can complete paperwork, get information, and handle various administrative matters.

Faculty And Staff

• Teaching Faculty: KIMS would have a diverse teaching faculty, including professors, associate professors, assistant professors, and lecturers in various medical and allied health sciences disciplines. These faculty members are responsible for delivering lectures, conducting research, and providing guidance to students.
• Medical Practitioners: The hospital associated with KIMS would employ a range of medical professionals, including doctors, surgeons, nurses, and paramedical staff. These professionals provide healthcare services to patients and are often involved in teaching and training activities.
• Administrative Staff: Administrative staff members handle various administrative functions, such as admissions, student records, financial management, and general administration of the institute. This includes administrative officers, clerical staff, and support personnel.
• Research Staff: In research-focused departments, there may be research assistants, research associates, and laboratory technicians who support faculty and students in conducting research projects.
• Librarians: Librarians manage the institute’s library and provide assistance to students and faculty in accessing academic resources and research materials.
• Technical Staff: Technical staff members may be responsible for maintaining and managing equipment and facilities in laboratories, computer centers, and other technical areas.
• Security Personnel: Security personnel ensure the safety and security of the campus, including the hospital and residential areas.
• Support Staff: Support staff includes personnel who provide services such as cleaning, maintenance, and catering in facilities like hostels, cafeterias, and common areas.
• Teaching and Research Assistants: These individuals, often students pursuing advanced degrees, may assist faculty members with teaching and research activities.
• Non-Academic Staff: KIMS may have non-academic departments like finance, human resources, procurement, and public relations, staffed by professionals in these respective fields.
• Guest Lecturers and Visiting Faculty: Occasionally, guest lecturers and visiting faculty members from other institutions or with specialized expertise may be invited to enrich the academic experience.
• Hospital Support Staff: This includes various healthcare professionals, such as radiographers, pharmacists, physiotherapists, and administrative personnel working within the hospital.

Course Offered and Seat Intake

Course Name	Total Seat	Duration
MBBS	200	5.5 [4.5+1 Year Internship]

PG Course

Courses	Intake
MS – ENT	9
MD – Anaesthesiology	15
MD – General Medicine	23
MD – Paediatrics	11
MS – Orthopaedics	14
MD/MS – Obstetrics & Gynaecology	16
MS – General Surgery	18
MD/MS – Ophthalmology	9
MD – Social & Preventive Medicine / Community Medicine	3
MD – Microbiology	3
MD – Pathology	21
MD – Pharmacology	2
MD – Physiology	5
MD – Dermatology , Venereology & Leprosy	4
MD – Radio Diagnosis/Radiology	2
MD – Psychiatry	4
MD – Bio-Chemistry	2
MD/MS – Anatomy	2
MD – Forensic Medicine/Forensic Medicine & Toxicology	2

MBBS Internship

Subjects	Compulsory time duration for Internship
Community Medicine	Two months
Medicine, including 15 days of Psychiatry	Two months
Surgery, including 15 days of Anaesthesia	Two months
Obstet./Gynae. including Family Welfare Planning	Two months
Pediatrics	One month
Orthopedics including PMR	15 days
E.N.T	15 days
Ophthalmology	15 days
Casualty	15 days
Elective posting	15 days
Total	1 Year

Course Syllabus 

For UG course (MBBS)

Name	Pre Clinical	Para Clinical	Clinical
Semester	Semester 1 – 2	Semester 3 – 5	Semester 6 – 9
Subjects	Biochemistry	Community Medicine	Community medicine and allied subjects (Psychiatry, Dermatology)
	Anatomy	Forensic Medicine	Obstetrics and Gynecology
	Physiology	Pharmacology	Pediatrics
	—	Pathology	Surgery and allied subjects
	—	Microbiology	Clinical postings
	—	Clinical postings	—
	—	OPDs	—

Fees Structure

Specifics	Annual Tuition Fees
For State Quota	Rs.59,850/-
For AIQ Quota	Rs. 75,650/-

NOTE: The above-shared fees can vary from the actual fees and are subject to change. To know the exact fee structure, candidates can connect with a counseling expert at the Admission Helpline No. 9667542500

Karnataka NEET Counselling 2023

Counseling Registration

Step 1: Online Registration

• Begin the registration process by accessing the website http://kea.kar.nic.in.
• Select “UGNEET-2023 Online Registration” to enter your details online.

Step 2: User Login

• Log in using your USER ID and Password.
• Enter your details step by step, ensuring accuracy and completeness.

Step 3: Upload Documents

• Upload scanned copies of the following documents separately in JPG/JPEG format:
• Recent passport-sized color photograph
• Signature
• Left-hand thumb impression

Step 4: Draft Print and Verification

Before selecting the declaration, take a draft print of your application form.

• Carefully check and verify all the entered information for accuracy.
• Make any necessary changes if required.
• If all details are correct, select the declaration.

Step 5: Payment

• Proceed to pay the required fees following the payment gateway procedures provided.

Step 6: Application Form Printout

• After successful payment, take a printout of the application form on A-4 size paper.
• This printed copy should be produced during document verification.

Registration Fees

Category	Registration fees
(for Karnataka SC/ST/Cat-1/PWD/GM/2A/2B/3A/3B candidates)	Rs. 500/-
Non-Karnataka candidates	Rs. 2,500/-
(for NRI Ward/NRI/OCI/PIO/Foreign Nationals candidates)	Rs. 5,500/-

Counselling Process

Step 1: Online Registration

• Visit the website kea.kar.nic.in.
• Select “UGNEET-2023 Online Registration.”
• Use your USER ID and Password to log in.
• Enter your details accurately.
• Upload a recent passport-size color photograph, signature, and left-hand thumb impression in JPG/JPEG format.
• Before confirming, review your application and make necessary changes.
• If everything is correct, select the declaration.
• Follow the provided payment gateway procedures to pay the fees.
• Print the application form on A-4 size paper.
• This printed copy is required for document verification.

Step 2: Document Verification

• Candidates who haven’t verified their documents must register online and complete this process.
• If you’ve already verified your documents for UGCET-2023 and don’t require additional reservations, you don’t need to verify again for Medical/Dental/AYURVEDA/UNANI/HOMEOPATHY courses. Just download the UGNEET-2023 Verification slip.
• If you’re eligible for additional reservations, ensure you claim them during online application and verify with relevant certificates.

Step 3: Course and College Choices

• Enter your course and college choices online based on seat availability.
• You can enter as many options as you want but prioritize them carefully.
• After entering options, a mock allotment will be done. It’s indicative and helps you revise your choices.

Step 4: Mock Allotment

• Review the results of the mock allotment, which shows where you might be allocated based on your preferences.
• Consider changing or retaining the entered options based on the mock allotment results.

Step 5: Finalize Options

• Verify your allotted seat status on the KEA website and modify options if needed.
• Continue to update your options until the last date for real allotment.

Step 6: Allotment Process

The allotment of seats will be conducted in two rounds, with each round having three phases.

First Round of Seat Allotment:

• Allotment is based on merit and priority of options entered by candidates.
• Special Category seats (Persons with disability, NCC, Sports Category) are allotted first.
• Seats are allocated according to the reservation policy.
• General Merit candidates are considered only in the General Merit quota, following the rank list.
• Reserved Kannada Medium and Rural Category candidates may also be allotted in their respective categories.
• Hyderabad-Karnataka reservation is considered.
• Special Category candidates like Defense, Ex-defense, CAPF, Ex-CAPF are allotted based on ranks and available seats.
• The first phase of allotment may involve multiple iterations until seats are filled or ranks exhausted.

Second Round of Allotment:

• Seats are allotted in the same manner as the first round.
• Unfilled seats in Rural and Kannada medium quota of reserved categories are converted to General category and offered to reserved category candidates.
• Only reserved category candidates are considered in this phase, and GM candidates are not.
• Consequential vacancies are considered.

Third Round of Allotment:

• Seats are allocated in the same order as previous rounds.
• Unfilled seats in various reserved General categories are converted to General Merit and offered to GM candidates.
• Consequential Rural and Kannada medium reserved category seats are considered.
• The order of seat allotment remains the same, and the process continues until no changes occur.

Step 7: Reporting to Colleges

• After the seat allotment in the final round, candidates who have been allotted seats need to report to the respective colleges they’ve been allocated.

The reporting process involves the following:

Step 8: Document Verification:

• Candidates must carry all necessary documents for verification, including educational certificates, identification, and allotment-related documents.
• The college authorities will verify your documents to ensure eligibility and compliance with admission criteria.

Step 9: Payment of Fees:

• Candidates are required to pay the prescribed fees as per the college’s fee structure.
• Ensure you understand the payment schedule and deadlines to avoid any issues.

Step 10: Confirmation of Admission:

• Once the documents are verified, and fees are paid, the college will confirm your admission.
• You may receive an admission letter or receipt as proof of your admission status.

Step 11: Seat Confirmation and Vacant Seats:

• If any candidates do not report to the allocated colleges within the specified timeframe, their seats may be considered vacant.

Required Document

• SSLC/10th standard mark Sheet
• 2nd PUC/12th standard mark Sheet
• Final print out of online application form
• Original copy of chalan for having paid the registration fees
• NEET admission ticket
• Study certificate issued by school
• NEET Rank letter 
• Two recent passport size photogrraphs 

• Migration Certificate (Those who are studied under other than PU Board, Karnataka) 
• Eligibility Certificate (Those who are studied under other than PU Board, Karnataka) 
• Adhaar Card

MCC Counseling Registration

Step	Action	Description
1	Visit MCC Official Website	Go to the official MCC Counselling 2023
2	Find the Registration Link	Locate and click on the “Registration” or “New Registration” link on the homepage.
3	Read the Instructions	Carefully read and understand the provided instructions, guidelines, and eligibility criteria.
4	Fill in Personal Details	Enter accurate personal information: full name, date of birth, gender, contact number, email, etc.
5	NEET UG Details	Provide NEET UG exam details: roll number, application number, and exam year.
6	Generate Login Credentials	Create a unique username and strong password for future access to the counseling portal.
7	Payment of Registration Fee	Pay the prescribed fee using available online payment options. Follow provided payment instructions.
8	Verify and Submit	Review entered information, make corrections if needed, and submit the registration form.
9	Confirmation and Printout	Receive a confirmation message/email upon successful submission. Print or save as PDF for records.
10	Keep Registration Details Secure	Safely store registration number, login credentials, and payment receipt for future reference.

Counselling Fee

(Non-Refundable)

Institution Type	UR	SC/ST/OBC/PwD
15% AIQ/Central Universities	Rs. 1,000	Rs. 500
Deemed University	Rs. 5,000	Rs. 5,000

Security Fee (Refundable)

Institution Type	UR	SC/ST/OBC/PwD
15% AIQ/Central Universities	Rs. 1,0000	Rs. 5,000
Deemed University	Rs. 2,00,000	Rs. 2,00,000

MCC Counselling Process

MCC will be the conducting the counselling process for admission to Medical, Dental Colleges and Nursing Colleges for the AIQ, Central Institutes, University, AIMS, JIPMER , Deemed universities, AMU, BHU and etc. The Counselling will be held in Four Rounds Namely Round 1, Round 2, Round 3 and additional Round known as Stray vacancy round which will be the last round for the counselling and admission. Here’re are some details about each round given below:

ROUND-1:

• Register for Main Counseling: Visit www.mcc.nic.in and register for Round-1 by paying a Non-Refundable Registration fee and Refundable Security Deposit.
• Choice Filling and Locking: Choose your preferred institutes and courses during the specified days and lock your choices.
• Seat Allotment Round-1: Based on your choices and merit, seats will be allotted in Round-1.
• Result Publication: The Round-1 result will be published on the MCC website.
• Upload Essential Certificates: After the result is declared, upload the necessary certificates as per the guidelines.
• Physical Reporting: If allotted a seat, physically report to the allocated Medical/Dental College with original documents. Those who want to upgrade to Round-2 must report with their original documents.

ROUND-2:

• Candidates Not Allotted in Round-1: If you weren’t allotted a seat in Round-1, no need to register again. You will automatically be considered for Round-2.
• Fresh Registration for Round-2: New candidates or those who didn’t register in Round-1 must register for Round-2 by paying the fees.
• Choice Filling and Locking: Fill new choices and lock them during the specified period.
• Seat Allotment Round-2: Seats will be allotted based on your choices and merit.
• Result Publication: The Round-2 result will be published on the MCC website.
• Upload Essential Certificates: After the Round-2 result is declared, upload the necessary certificates as per the guidelines.
• Physical Reporting: If allotted a seat in Round-2, physically report to the allocated Medical/Dental College. Upgraded candidates must take relieving from Round-1 seat and join Round-2 seat.

ROUND-3:

• Candidates Not Allotted in Previous Rounds: If you were not allotted a seat in Round-1 or Round-2, no need to register again. You will be considered for Round-3.
• Fresh Registration for Round-3: New candidates or those who didn’t register in Round-1 or Round-2 must register for Round-3 by paying the fees.
• Choice Filling and Locking: Fill new choices and lock them during the specified period.
• Seat Allotment Round-3: Seats will be allotted based on your choices and merit.
• Result Publication: The Round-3 result will be published on the MCC website.
• Upload Essential Certificates: After the Round-3 result is declared, upload the necessary certificates as per the guidelines.
• Physical Reporting: If allotted a seat in Round-3, physically report to the allocated Medical/Dental College.

FINAL STRAY VACANCY ROUND:

• Fresh Registrations: Candidates must register for the Final Stray Vacancy Round.
• Elimination: Candidates with allotted seats in other rounds will be eliminated from the Stray Vacancy Round.
• Stray Vacancy Round: The AIQ Stray Vacancy Round for vacant seats will be conducted online by MCC of DGHS, MoHFW.
• Seat Allotment: Seats will be allotted based on merit in the Stray Vacancy Round.
• Joining Allotted Seat: If allotted a seat in the Stray Round, the candidate must join the allocated seat/college. Failure to join will result in debarment from NEET examination for 01 year and forfeiture of fees.

(Note: Candidates can participate in Round-2 or Round-3 directly without fresh registration if they are not allotted a seat in the previous round. Upgraded candidates cannot claim their previous round seat.)

Eligibility Criteria

Qualify Exam	NEET conducted By  NTA
Nationality	Applicants must be Indian citizens. NRI candidates with Indian passports are also eligible to apply. Under the NRI Category, overseas citizens of India (OCI) and Persons of Indian origin (PIO) are eligible to apply.
Age Limit	17 years old (as of December 31). The upper age limit for General category candidates is 25 years, while for SC/ST/OBC candidates, it is 30 years.
Qualification	Candidates must have passed the 10+2 or equivalent examination with Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Biotechnology, and English as compulsory subjects.
Qualifying Marks	They must have obtained a minimum of 50% marks in aggregate (for General category candidates) and 40% marks in aggregate (for SC/ST/OBC candidates) in the qualifying examination.

NEET UG Cut Off 2023

Category	Qualifying criteria		NEET Cutoff 2022	NEET Cutoff 2023
UR/EWS	50th Percentile		715-117	720-137
OBC	40th Percentile		116-93	136-107
SC	40th Percentile		116-93	136-107
ST	40th Percentile		116-93	136-107
UR / EWS & PH	45th Percentile		116-105	136-121
OBC & PH	40th Percentile		104-93	120-107
SC & PH	40th Percentile		104-93	120-107
ST & PH	40th Percentile		104-93	120-108

Eligibility Criteria For Post-Graduate courses

Entrance Exam:	NEET PG Exam
Age	No age restrictions
Internship	Mandatory experience of 1-year internship after MBBS course
Qualification	Candidates must have an MBBS  degree from a recognized educational institute or Equivalent Graduate degree. Candidates must have secured a minimum of 50% aggregate marks to sit for the Exam PG exam, qualifying via which they will get admission to PG courses

NEET PG Cut-Off 2023

Categories	Cut off percentile 2023	Cutoff marks 2023
General	50th	275
SC/ST/OBC	40th	245
General-PH	45th	260
SC/ST/OBC-PH	40th	245

Karnataka Institute of Medical Sciences Hubballi Cut-Off 2022 (State Quota)

Rounds	Round 1		Round 2
Category	All India Rank	Marks	All India Rank	Marks
IG	25324	591	26398	589
IK	—	—	—	—
IR	26398	589	39007	566
2AG	23389	595	23705	594
2AK	28869	584	28869	584
2AR	24911	591	31571	579
2BG	23520	595	23550	595
2BK	—	—	—	—
2BR	23550	595	30806	580
3AG	15105	614	16987	609
3AK	—	—	—	—
3AR	19040	604	26093	589
3BG	15483	612	17984	606
3BK	—	—	—	—
3BR	21742	598	21742	598
GM	12862	620	14255	615
GMK	23663	594	23663	594
GMR	18625	605	19428	603
SCG	72121	516	75003	512
SCK	123280	453	123280	453
SCR	85265	498	85265	498
STG	57769	536	58817	535
STK	—	—	—	—
STR	64049	527	64049	527

Karnataka Institute of Medical Sciences Hubballi Cut-Off 2023 (AIQ Quota)

	Round 1		Round 2		Mop-up Round		Stray		Special Stray
Category	AIR	Marks	AIR	Marks	AIR	Marks	AIR	Marks	AIR	Marks
Open	4718	660	7346	649	11869	635	–	–	–	–
EWS	8441	645	10840	637	15429	626	–	–	–	–
OBC	8445	645	11692	635	13415	631	22873	611	–	–
SC	46097	574	74996	537	49975	568	–	–	–	–
ST	68899	544	60152	555	63391	551	–	–	–	–

Ranking & Reputation

Name of Institute	Karnataka Institute of Medical Sciences Hubballi
Reputation	Excellent
Education	Good
Faculty	Good
Infrastructure	Excellent

Contact Details

Karnataka Institute of Medical Sciences Hubballi (KIMS Hubballi)

• Address: P. B Road, Vidyanagar, Hubballi, Karnataka
• Email: directorkimshubli@gmail.com
• Admission Helpline Number : 9667542500
• Official Website: www.kimshubballi.org

Frequently Asked Question

Q. What is the official website for Karnataka Institute of Medical Sciences Hubballi?

A. The official website of Karnataka Institute of Medical Sciences is https://hubballikims.karnataka.gov.in/English

Q. What is the former name of Karnataka Institute of Medical Sciences?

A. Karnataka Institute of Medical Sciences, formerly known as Karnataka Medical College (KMC Hubballi).

Q. How many seats are there for Medical aspirants at KMC Hubballi?

A. There are 200 seats available for MBBS students at KMC Hubballi.

Q. What are the admission requirements for medical programmes in KIMS Hubballi?

A. Students must perform well on the NEET exam in order to be admitted to the KIMS Hubballi.

Q. Is KIMS Hubballi a govt. or private medical college?

A. KIMS Hubballi is a govt./ public medical college.

Q. What is the location of Karnataka Institute of Medical Sciences?

A. The address of Karnataka Institute of Medical Sciences is P. B Road, Vidyanagar, Hubballi, Karnataka.

Q. When was Karnataka Institute of Medical Sciences Established?

A. Karnataka Institute of Medical Sciences was established in the year of 1957.