Hello there,

In most government medical colleges , staying in the hostel is not always compulsory for MBBS students. However, this can vary depending on the college rules:

1. Mandatory Hostel Stay : Some colleges make it compulsory for MBBS students to stay in the hostel, especially during the first year, for better discipline, academic focus, and safety.
   
   

2. Optional Hostel Stay : In many colleges, students are allowed to stay outside the campus in rented accommodations after seeking permission from the administration.
   
   

3. Living with Family : If the college does not mandate hostel stay, you and your wife can live together in rented housing. You might need to provide a written application or undertake responsibility for living off-campus.

Check the specific rules of your medical college by consulting the administrative office or student handbook.

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Hello,

Staying in a hostel during MBBS at a government medical college depends on the institution's policies. Some colleges mandate hostel accommodation, especially for first-year students, while others may not.

• If hostel stay is compulsory, you may need special permission from the college administration to live outside.
• Many colleges allow married students to stay off-campus with their spouses in rented accommodation, provided you fulfill the required formalities.
• Check with your specific college for clear rules and the possibility of exemptions.
• Ensure you consider proximity to the college and its attendance requirements when deciding.

Hope it helps !

Residing in the college hostel is not compulsory for MBBS students, so you and your wife can choose to live together in rented accommodation outside the campus, he National Medical Commission (NMC) has emphasized that it is not obligatory for students to reside in college-provided hostels.

For being on safe side do these things:

Review Your College's Policies

Communicate with College Authorities or helpline