Sree Mookambika Institute of Medical Sciences Kanyakumari Q&A: Campus, Placements, Programs, Fees, Loan, Hostel, Scholarship & Ranking 2026

The college is located in Kulasekharam, about 45-50 km from Thiruvananthapuram (Kerala) and around 80-90 km from Nagercoil and Kanyakumari. The location offers a quiet atmosphere away from city distractions.

Yes, students can avail Tamil Nadu government scholarships for SC/ST, BC, MBC, and minority categories if they meet the income criteria. First-graduate fee concessions may also apply for eligible students.

If a student discontinues the MBBS course, they must pay the tuition fees for the entire course duration. Original certificates including the transfer certificate will be released only after clearing all dues.

Yes, the college offers MD and MS programs in several clinical and non-clinical departments. Admissions to PG courses are based on NEET-PG scores and state counselling.

Students get good hands-on training at the attached 780-bed multi-specialty teaching hospital. The hospital serves patients from Kanyakumari and nearby areas, including a cancer centre, which helps in building strong clinical skills.

Yes, SMIMS is a 100% residential campus. There are separate hostels for boys and girls with six hostels in total. Rooms are spacious with basic furniture, and students are allowed to go home only on days permitted by the management.

In 2025 counselling, the closing NEET score was around 481 for BC category, 429 for MBC, 399 for SC, and lower for SCA category under government quota. Cut-offs vary every year based on the number of applicants and seat availability.

For the current session, the annual tuition fee is approximately INR 4.4 lakh for government quota seats, ₹13.5 lakh to ₹15 lakh for management quota seats, and INR 24.5 lakh to ₹27 lakh for NRI quota seats. Hostel fees and other charges are extra.

The college has an annual intake of 150 seats for the MBBS program. Seats are divided into government quota, management quota, and NRI quota.

The college has an annual intake of 150 seats for the MBBS program. Seats are divided into government quota, management quota, and NRI quota.

SMIMS is located in a peaceful 73-acre green campus surrounded by the Western Ghats hills near Kulasekharam. It is a Muslim minority institution established in 2006 that offers a calm environment for studies along with a 780-bed teaching hospital.