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Cuttack, Odisha

SCB Medical College, Cuttack

Odisha's Trusted Centre for Medical Excellence

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#44 (NIRF Medical 2022)

NIRF Rank

Government

Ownership Type

SCB Hospital

Associated Hospital

Established 1944

History

Introduction

SCB Cuttack

Srirama Chandra Bhanja Medical College and Hospital (S.C.B. Medical College) is a government medical college in Cuttack, Odisha, named after Sriram Chandra Bhanj Deo, the Maharajah of the Mayurbhanj princely state. Recognised by the National Medical Commission, it ranked 44th in the NIRF 2022 ranking and is one of India's oldest centres of medical training. The college is under a '5T' redevelopment plan to be transformed into an AIIMS-plus institution with approximately 5,000+ beds in two phases, and it trains about 2,000+ medical and paramedical professionals every year.

  • MBBS Entrance Exam:NEET-UG
  • MBBS FeesApproximately ₹37,950 per year
  • Eligibility Criteria:10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Biotechnology and English + NEET-UG
  • MBBS Seats250
An SCB campus building with lawn
The Regional Spinal Injury Centre at SCB, Cuttack

An SCB campus building with lawn

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Recognition & Prestige

Rankings

Rankings as stated in the supplied content:

  • #44

    NIRF Medical (2022)

  • #80

    in India of 632 (2025)

  • #3

    in Odisha (2025)

SCB Medical College ranked 44th in NIRF Medical (2022), 80th of 632 medical institutes in India (2025), and 3rd in Odisha (2025). Its teaching hospital has approximately 2,132 beds (with a 5T redevelopment plan to add ~5,000 beds).

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Academic Excellence

Why is SCB Medical College, Cuttack, a Preferred Choice for MBBS?

SCB combines a pre-independence legacy, a large super-speciality hospital under AIIMS-plus redevelopment, telemedicine and research strength, inclusive facilities, a big staff base, and a well-stocked library.

A Pre-Independence Legacy

The college has offered quality medical education since pre-independence times, with a proven track record across undergraduate, postgraduate, postdoctoral, dental, and nursing programs.

Telemedicine Services

It offers distance medical education through its Telemedicine Services Centre, established in 2001 in collaboration with ISRO and the Sanjay Gandhi Postgraduate Institute of Medical Sciences (SGPGI), Lucknow.

A Large Super-Speciality Hospital

SCB Hospital is the clinical teaching ground with approximately 2,132 beds (set to grow by ~5,000 under the redevelopment plan), with super-speciality units including a Bone Marrow Transplant Unit, Renal Transplant Unit, Regional Centre for Tuberculosis, Mental Health Institute, and a Multi-Specialty Trauma Centre.

Inclusive Campus Facilities

The campus offers special facilities for physically challenged students — ramps, lifts, wheelchairs, walking aids, separate toilets, and accommodation for parents and caregivers — reflecting a commitment to inclusive medical education.

A Large Staff Base

The college has a large team of approximately 3,694 staff — professors, assistant professors, residents, and support staff — who help make students' academic journeys smooth and enriching.

Library & Funded Research

The three-storey central library (500+ seats) holds about 21,878 books (11,499 textbooks, 10,379 reference), 11,000+ e-journals, and 2,000+ e-books, and the college runs research projects funded by ICMR, the Odisha Health & Family Welfare Department, the World Federation of Hemophilia, DHR, WHO, DBT, and others.

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Program Structure

MBBS Curriculum & Internship Structure

Students follow the national MBBS curriculum (OUHS-affiliated), combining medical theory with hospital-based clinical training at SCB Hospital.

MBBS Course

  • Total Duration:

    5.5 Years

  • Internship Duration:

    1 Year

  • Academic Duration:

    4.5 Years (+ 1 Year Internship)

  • Course Type:

    Full-time

  • Mode of study:

    On campus

  • Degree:

    Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery

MBBS Fee Structure

  • Course Type:

    Full-time

  • Mode of Study:

    On campus – Full Time

MBBS Syllabus & Departments at SCB Medical College, Cuttack

  • 1 Year

    Pre-Clinical Departments

    These departments offer a strong foundation in basic medical-science subjects:

    AnatomyPhysiologyBiochemistry
  • 1.5 Years

    Para-Clinical Departments

    These departments build understanding of disease mechanisms, therapy, and diagnostics:

    PharmacologyPathologyMicrobiologyForensic Medicine & Toxicology
    Community Medicine
  • 2 Years

    Clinical Departments

    These departments expand clinical knowledge through practical exposure to real-time cases (as supplied):

    Otorhinolaryngology (ENT)OphthalmologyDermatologyPaediatrics
    General MedicineGeneral SurgeryObstetrics & GynaecologyRadiologyAnaesthesiology

Compulsory Rotating Internship

After the academic phase, students complete a 1-year compulsory rotating internship. The supplied rotation structure is:

DurationPosting
2 MonthsInternal Medicine
2 MonthsGeneral Surgery
2 MonthsObstetrics & Gynaecology
1 MonthPaediatrics
3 MonthsCommunity Medicine
15 DaysOrthopaedics
15 DaysENT (Ear, Nose, Throat)
15 DaysOphthalmology
15 Days eachElective Postings (Anaesthesia, Psychiatry, Dermatology, or Radiology)
Short rotationsEmergency / Casualty
Remaining durationElective departments

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How to Apply

Admission Process for MBBS

SCB Medical College has an MBBS intake of approximately 250 seats per year, filled on NEET-UG rank and counselling. About 85% of seats are state-quota, filled through OJEE counselling, while 15% are filled through the All India Quota. Counselling includes choice filling and seat allotment; allotted students report to the college within the timeline to confirm admission.

Admission Timeline

  1. 1
    January-MarchApplication Opens
  2. 2
    April-MayEntrance Exam
  3. 3
    June-JulyResults
  4. 4
    September-OctoberStart

Eligibility Criteria

Academic Qualification

The student must have completed Class 12 or equivalent with Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Biotechnology, and English.

Subjects:

PhysicsChemistryBiologyEnglish

Minimum Grades (PCB)

Category-wise minimum PCB marks are required — approximately 50% for general-category, 40% for reserved-category, and 45% for PwD students.

CategoryMin. %
General / EWS50%
OBC / SC / ST40%
PwBD45%

Age Requirement

The student must be at least 17 years old by 31 December of the admission year.

  • Minimum 17 yearsRequired age at the time of admission

Requirements

The student must qualify NEET-UG in the same academic year.

  • NEET-UG Qualified

    Valid NEET-UG score is required for admission

  • SCB Cut-off Met

    Must meet the closing rank for the respective category and quota (AIQ / Odisha state via OJEE)

Required Documents

To apply, students need to submit essential academic and identification documents:

  • Allotment Letter
  • NEET Admit Card & NTA Result / Rank Letter
  • Class 10 & Class 12 Certificates and Marksheet
  • + More

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Upcoming NEET 2027 Timeline

  1. 1

    December 2026

    NEET 2027 Registration Opens

    Start of application window for NEET UG 2027

  2. 2

    March 2027

    Admit Card Release

    Download admit cards from NTA portal

  3. 3

    May 2027

    NEET 2027 Exam Day

    National-level entrance examination

  4. 4

    June 2027

    Result Announcement

    NEET 2027 results and scorecards released

  5. 5

    July 2027

    Counselling Begins

    AIQ and state-level counselling rounds start

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NEET cutoffs

SCB Medical College, Cuttack NEET-UG Cutoff

Approximate NEET-UG cut-off scores for MBBS at SCB (2023–2025), as supplied:

YearGeneralOBCSCST
2023667661587544
2024690685644615
2025587661517470

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Affordable education

MBBS Fees & Living Cost at SCB Medical College, Cuttack

SCB is a government college with low fees; here is the fee and living-cost breakdown as supplied.

MBBS Fee Breakdown

Cost ComponentApproximate Amount
MBBS Fee₹37,950 per year
Accommodation₹10,000 per year
Mess Charges₹4,000 – ₹5,000 per month
Study Material₹5,000 – ₹10,000 (mostly one-time)
Personal Expenses₹2,000 – ₹4,000 per month
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MBBS Fee (Per Year)

Approx. ₹37,950

World-Class Campus

Infrastructure

SCB Medical College & Hospital has an approximately 87-acre campus at Manglabag, Cuttack, with academic blocks, departmental laboratories, residential buildings, a three-storey central library, sports facilities, and the ~2,132-bed SCB Hospital with broad super-speciality infrastructure.

The Central ICU & Casualty block at SCB Hospital
An auditorium event at SCB Medical College

The Central ICU & Casualty block at SCB Hospital

The campus spreads over approximately 87 acres with advanced academic blocks, departmental laboratories, residential buildings, a teaching hospital, and sports facilities.

History

History Information

19th-Century Roots & Orissa Medical School (1875)

The college traces its roots to a 19th-century dispensary / First Aid Centre on the present premises, later converted into a small hospital by the British. In 1875, through the efforts of Dr. Stewart, the Orissa Medical School came into being with a capacity of 20 Licentiate Medical Practitioner students, affiliated with the Bihar and Orissa Medical Examination Board.

Orissa Medical College (1944)

The institution was renamed Orissa Medical College in 1944, with Major A. T. Anderson as the first principal. It was affiliated with Utkal University, and the first batch graduated in 1948.

Renamed SCB & MCI Recognition (1951–52)

It was renamed Srirama Chandra Bhanj Medical College in 1951 and received MCI recognition for the MBBS degree in 1952.

Toward an AIIMS-Plus Institution

The college and hospital are now under the government's 5T redevelopment plan to be transformed into a world-class, AIIMS-plus institution with approximately 5,000+ beds.

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Location

How to Reach SCB Medical College, Cuttack

Address

SCB Medical College is located at Manglabag, Cuttack, with local transport easily available outside the campus.

  • Nearest Railway

    Cuttack Railway Station, approximately 3–4 km from the campus

  • Nearest Airport

    Biju Patnaik International Airport, approximately 30 km from the campus

  • Area

    Manglabag — a central, well-connected part of Cuttack, Odisha

Your Roadmap to Success

Career Pathways After MBBS at SCB Medical College, Cuttack

Graduates can pursue MD/MS programs in fields such as General Medicine and Surgery, with admission through NEET-PG.

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Scholarship & Financial

Scholarship & Financial Aid

SCB Medical College students can explore several scholarship routes; the supplied schemes are:

  • NUA-O Scholarship (Odisha)

    Available to SCB students, offering approximately ₹9,000–₹11,000 per year (higher for female and SC/ST students).

  • Post-Matric & NSP Scholarships

    Centrally sponsored post-matric scholarships for reserved-category students, plus several central-government schemes via the National Scholarship Portal (NSP) for meritorious and financially weak students.

  • AIMSET Scholarship

    An exam-based scholarship for first-year medical students.

Application Process

Apply via the Right Portal

Apply through the relevant portal — NSP for central-government scholarships, or the AIMSET website for that scheme.

Fill the Form & Attach Documents

Complete the application and attach supporting documents such as the income certificate and admission letter.

Disbursal

After evaluation, the scholarship amount is credited directly to the student's bank account.

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Ratings

Reviews & Ratings

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4.5

120 reviews

Academics4.9
Infrastructure4.7
Hostel4.5
Campus Life4.7
Value for Money4.8
  • Best decision of my life

    Dr. Subhankar Das — MBBS 2016

    SCB Hospital with 2,132 beds and super-speciality units — BMT, renal transplant, trauma, cardiology — gives you exposure you won't find at most government colleges. And it's only growing under the 5T plan.

  • World-class clinical training

    Dr. Ankita Mohapatra — MBBS 2017

    A pre-independence legacy with government-level fees. The three-storey library and the funded research projects (ICMR, WHO, DBT) are real strengths.

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University
SCB CuttackCuttack, India
AIIMS New DelhiDelhi, India
College TypeGovernmentGovernment
Total Fees~₹37,950 per year~₹6,000 (full course)
Established19441956
AffiliationOUHSInstitute of National Importance
NMC RecognitionYesYes
MBBS Seats250Approx. 125
CounsellingNEET AIQ (15%) + Odisha OJEE (85%)NEET AIQ (MCC)

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