T.S.Mishra University Lucknow MBBS : Fees 2026, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

Ans. Of the 150 MBBS seats at TSMU, 15% are filled through MCC All India Quota counselling at mcc.nic.in. The remaining 85% are filled through UP DMET state quota counselling. Management quota seats, if sanctioned by NMC, are filled by the institution within prescribed limits. Candidates must check the current seat matrix published by MCC for exact seat distribution for each category.

Ans. Yes, T.S. Mishra University holds NMC recognition for its MBBS programme. Graduates are eligible to register with NMC-affiliated state medical councils, enabling them to practise medicine in India. The university is required to maintain NMC-stipulated infrastructure and faculty standards each year. Candidates should verify continued recognition status at the time of joining from the NMC website.

Ans. TSMU does not publish a fixed NEET-UG cut-off for MBBS. Being a private college in Uttar Pradesh, state quota cut-offs typically fall within the range applicable to private medical colleges in UP. For the 2025 cycle, general category state quota scores for private UP colleges broadly ranged between 450 and 550. Actual cut-offs vary each year based on applicant pool and seat availability.

Ans. Yes, T.S. Mishra University has its own NABH-accredited attached teaching hospital which serves as the primary clinical training facility for MBBS students. Clinical postings begin from the second year, and the mandatory one-year rotatory internship is also completed at the attached hospital. The hospital provides exposure to a range of patient cases across departments including medicine, surgery, paediatrics, and obstetrics.

Ans. Yes, MBBS graduates from T.S. Mishra University can appear for NEET-PG to pursue postgraduate studies in India (MD/MS/Diploma). Since the degree is NMC-recognised, graduates are also eligible to apply for foreign medical licensing exams such as USMLE, PLAB, and AMC, subject to meeting the eligibility requirements of those examining bodies in the respective countries.

Ans. Yes, education loans for MBBS at TSMU are available from nationalised banks such as SBI, PNB, Bank of Baroda, and others under the Vidya Lakshmi Portal. Loans up to INR 20 Lakhs are typically available without collateral, and higher amounts may require security. The interest subsidy scheme under the Central Sector Interest Subsidy (CSIS) applies to economically weaker section candidates.