MBBS (Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery)
200MBBS seats
₹12LAnnual · /yr
Reviewed 11 Jun 2026The Oxford Medical College · BengaluruThe Oxford Medical College, Hospital & Research Centre, Bangalore — Medical Fees & Admission 2025-26
MBBS · Private (P) / MBBS-PRIV fee category
₹12L fee row
Route: NEET-UG / Competent Authority / fee category
Source: KEA 2025-26 MBBS fee notification - Private (P) / MBBS-PRIVMedical fee-category rows are cycle-specific — verify the current official counselling notice and college fee circular.
₹12L
MBBS · Annual
₹12L
MBBS · Private (P) / MBBS-PRIV fee category
200
MBBS intake
MBBS decision check
Source-first · no inferred seats or ranksShortlist with the route, rank and cost in view
- MBBS fee
- ₹12,00,117 /yrPrivate (P) / MBBS-PRIV · Source linkedCompare fee rows Source evidence
- MBBS seats
- 200Published intake in this page's source packetSee course details Source evidence
- Counselling
- Authority not namedUse the current official NEET counselling noticeOpen counselling route
- Cutoff status
- No MBBS rank row publishedCheck the current official NEET-UG counselling sourceCheck cutoff evidence Source evidence
Fees · 2025-26
The Oxford Medical College fees
3 fee rows are temporarily unavailable because the published labels do not identify a distinct programme, quota or charge. No amount from those rows is used as headline tuition.
The Oxford Medical College fees: MBBS · Annual is ₹12L. Use the rows below to compare quota-wise amounts in one place.Source: nmc.org.in · pdf
Published MBBS fee rows · MBBS fee rows by quota
| Quota / fee item | Fee |
|---|---|
| Private (P) / MBBS PRIVKEA 2025-26 MBBS fee notification - Private (P) / MBBS-PRIV annual fee | ₹12,00,117 /yr |
Other charges, not tuition · 1 rows
| Charge | Amount |
|---|---|
| OTHER(Q) KEA 2025-26 MBBS fee notification (M071) Other charge, not MBBS tuition · annual fee | ₹36,11,950 /yr |
Cutoffs · NEET-UG
The Oxford Medical College NEET-UG cutoffs
Two official KEA cut-off sets are shown for The Oxford Medical College (KEA code M071), both from CET-2024 Round 2 — the latest published KEA medical cut-offs. Government/state-quota sub-quota closings that round: GM-Kannada 96,350 · GM-Rural 85,003 · 2A-Kannada 1,14,681 · 2A-Rural 95,738 · 3B-Kannada 1,02,578 · 3B-Rural 89,753 · SC-Rural 2,31,771. In the separate private-quota publication, the private (GMP/Open) and Others/management seats also closed on NEET rank (private GM-HK closing 1,81,780; minority-eligible ME closing 3,62,515); the NRI seat had NO allotment in Round 2 — no NRI closing rank exists for 2024 and none is shown. NEET-PG (MD/MS, 2025-26): KEA publishes round-wise final seat-allotment lists rather than a numbered PG cutoff table, so every PG figure shown is a computed last-allotted rank — the highest NEET-PG 2025 All-India rank printed against a seat of this college in the named round's official final allotment list (non-in-service series: R1 final 29-11-2025, R2 final 24-12-2025, mop-up/R3 final 26-02-2026, stray 07-03-2026, stray-extended 11-03-2026; plus the H&FW in-service lists of 12-12-2025, 23-12-2025 and 26-02-2026, in which this college's only in-service allotments were MD Radio Diagnosis seats, the last at AIR 76,214 in the in-service mop-up). KEA's PG lists print this college's option codes in the M53 series — its PG fee-structure code, different from the UG counselling code M071 — and rows were matched by the printed name 'The Oxford Medical College, Hospital & Research Centre, Bangalore', never by code alone. Quota letters follow KEA's PG fee structure: G = Government, P = Private (the college's minority status shows as ME, minority-eligible, seats in this tier), Q = Other (allotment category MNG, the management tier), N = NRI — the single NRI PG allotment of 2025 was MS General Surgery at AIR 1,15,541 in Round 1. MCC does not allot this college's PG seats — it has zero rows in all four MCC NEET-PG 2025 final allotment rounds — so as a private RGUHS-affiliated (non-deemed) college all its MD/MS counselling runs through KEA. These are historical allotment data, not qualifying thresholds for the next cycle. MD Forensic Medicine, MD Anatomy, MD Biochemistry and MD Physiology hold NMC seats (3, 3, 3 and 2) but no allotment to them appears in any 2025 KEA list, so no PG closing rank exists for those courses.
Admissions · 2025-26
The Oxford Medical College admissions
Application steps
1Qualify NEET-UG conducted by the NTA
2Fill and lock college and course choices
3Seat allotment is published by NEET rank and category
4Pay the allotted-quota fee and report to the college
5Complete document verification and admission at the college
Eligibility
- Entrance: NEET-UG merit/rank as cited in the fetched admission sources.
- Management/NRI status: verify availability, eligibility, documents and fee instructions only in current official counselling or college notices; this page does not infer availability from absent source text.
- Off-counselling route: no non-counselling route is supported by the fetched official sources; use official counselling/allotment and college reporting notices only.
Documents required
NEET-UG scorecard and admit cardClass 10 and 12 marks cardsTransfer and migration certificatesConduct certificateAadhaar or photo IDCategory certificate if applicable
The Oxford Medical College published medical fee categories 2025-26. MBBS is ₹12L. Compare the source status and confirm live seat availability before payment.Source: KEA 2025-26 MBBS fee notification - Private (P) / MBBS-PRIV
Category B / management and NRI labels on this medical page are official NEET-based counselling or fee-category rows, not off-counselling seats. Verify the current competent-authority allotment notice and college fee circular before applying.
Published fee-category rows · 1 row
Published category amount shown only where a source prints a rupee figure; verify the current official counselling notification before applying.
| Course | Annual fee |
|---|---|
| MBBSKEA 2025-26 MBBS fee notification - Private (P) / MBBS-PRIV | ₹12,00,117/yr |
Route comparison · NEET state quota vs management vs NRI
NEET-UG · state quota (the official state counselling authority)Lowest fee: government / state-quota seats filled by the official state counselling authority counselling on the NEET-UG rank.
NEET-UG · management quota (the official state counselling authority)Higher-fee NEET-merit seats must follow the current official counselling/allotment notice for the applicable category; verify whether the official state counselling authority, MCC or another official authority handles the active-year route.
NRI quotaNRI seats for OCI / PIO / foreign nationals use the official NRI fee or notified cap where published. Verify the current payable amount and seat before any payment.
Application process · Medical admission / fee category
1Message a CollegeAndFees counsellor on WhatsApp for current 2025-26 source links and counselling-document checklist.
2Use only the current official medical programme admission notice and regulator record; no engineering or medical route is inferred.
3Verify seat availability, official receipt format and refund policy before payment. Payment should go to the institution account.
4Pay only institution-confirmed tuition plus any documented college-level charges through the official payment channel. Hostel + transport billed separately; original documents deposited at admission.
Get current 2025-26 source checklist and counselling-document guidance via WhatsApp.CollegeAndFees counsellor:
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MBBS first · courses & seats
MBBS & other medical programmes
View 21 postgraduate programmesKept below MBBS fees, cutoffs and counselling priorities
MD General Medicine
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MD Dermatology, Venereology & Leprosy
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MS Orthopaedics
6intake
MD Radio Diagnosis
6intake
MD Community Medicine (SPM)
5intake
MD Paediatrics
5intake
MS ENT (Otorhinolaryngology)
5intake
MD Microbiology
4intake
MS Ophthalmology
4intake
MD Psychiatry
4intake
MD Forensic Medicine
3intake
MD Anatomy
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MD Pathology
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MD Biochemistry
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MD Emergency Medicine
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MD Pharmacology
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MD Respiratory Medicine (TB & Chest)
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MD Physiology
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Hostel · campus
The Oxford Medical College hostel
The Oxford Medical College hostel details are listed in this section. capacity 577 students + 166 resident/nursing places. hostel availability for Boys and Girls. location: Within the Yadavanahalli campus, Hosur Road. amenities include On-campus, Separate blocks for men and women, 577 student places (322 W + 255 M), Resident doctors' hostel (86) + nursing hostel (80), No published fee table (cited absent).
577 students + 166 resident/nursing placesCapacity
Boys + GirlsGenders
📍 Within the Yadavanahalli campus, Hosur Road
Amenities
On-campusSeparate blocks for men and women577 student places (322 W + 255 M)Resident doctors' hostel (86) + nursing hostel (80)No published fee table (cited absent)
Scholarships
Scholarships
The medical college publishes no scholarship scheme of its own — an honest gap. Its parent Children's Education Society states at group level that it 'provides need-based scholarships' along with free dental services and medical camps, but no scheme, amounts or criteria are published for MBBS students. Karnataka state-quota students can use SSP and national NSP scholarship schemes independently.
Infrastructure & facilities
Labs, library, sports, hostels & campus facilities
The Oxford Medical College, Hospital & Research Centre sits on Hosur Road (NH-7) at Yadavanahalli, Attibele — the Oxford group's medical campus on Bengaluru's south-eastern edge, run by the Children's Education Society (registered 1974). Its teaching hospital is NABH-ACCREDITED (certificate H-2022-1067, valid November 2022 to November 2026) and its central diagnostic laboratory is NABL-accredited to ISO 15189:2022 (certificate MC-5336, valid to August 2026) — an uncommon double for a newer private teaching hospital. Official bed figures conflict and all are cited: the college's NMC-disclosure page details 650 teaching beds (Medicine & allied 290, Surgery & allied 270, OBG 90), the citizen's charter says 695 teaching + 75 non-teaching, and the clinical-material disclosure computes occupancy on 950 beds (the Director's message says '950+'). Disclosed volumes for May 2025: 60,051 outpatient visits (2,402 a day), 4,417 admissions, 1,469 major and 2,294 minor operations, 280 deliveries and 86 percent occupancy. The hospital runs a free-care model on teaching beds — free OP consultation, bed and nursing charges, with free food and medicines for inpatients — and five outreach centres (urban centre at Ballur, rural centre at Muttanalluru, and three primary health centres). Campus facilities include an air-conditioned automated central library with a 40-computer e-library (HELINET), a skills lab, and hostels for 577 students (322 women, 255 men) plus resident-doctor and nursing hostels.
Clinical training evidence
- NMC MBBS seats: 200
Campus facilities
NABH-ACCREDITED hospital (H-2022-1067, valid to Nov 2026)NABL ISO 15189:2022 central diagnostic lab (MC-5336)650-950 disclosed beds (figures conflict, all cited)~2,402 OPD visits/day (May 2025 disclosure)Free-care model on teaching bedsAutomated AC central library + 40-computer e-libraryHostels for 577 students + resident/nursing hostelsBlood bank (licensed, whole blood + components)5 outreach centres (urban/rural/PHCs)
Campus
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Research & rankings
Centres, patents, grants & MoU partners
Established in 2014 by the Children's Education Society (founded 1974 by Late Sri S. Narasa Raju; The Oxford Educational Institutions group), The Oxford Medical College earned full NMC recognition in 2019 and has expanded fast: its MBBS intake rose from 150 to 200 in AY 2024-25, and its PG programme spans 21 MD/MS disciplines with 111 seats after large AY 2024-25 increases — several of these expansions, including the MBBS increase itself, were initially disapproved by the NMC's MARB and granted on appeal, and the college publishes the letters. The Department of Emergency Medicine (started 2020) admitted its first MD Emergency Medicine batch in February 2022. The teaching hospital pairs NABH accreditation with an NABL ISO 15189:2022 diagnostic laboratory and runs a free-care model on its teaching beds. The college maintains the NMC-mandated faculty complement across its departments (the citizen's charter cites about 250 doctors including residents); RGUHS results are published as name-wise lists rather than aggregates, and the college's homepage cites 100 percent results in the final-year MBBS examination.
Leadership & faculty heads
Management, principal & heads of departments
Dr. C. R. Jayanthi
Principal
Dr. S.N.V.L. Narasimha Raju
Chairman
Mr. Sreenivasulu Y
Director
Dr. V. B. Gowda
Medical Superintendent
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FAQ
The Oxford Medical College FAQs
How many MBBS and PG seats does The Oxford Medical College have?
200 MBBS seats — the NMC raised the intake from 150 for AY 2024-25 (notably, the increase was first disapproved by MARB and granted on appeal by the NMC's 1st Appeal Committee; the college publishes the letter). PG: 21 MD/MS disciplines totalling 111 seats per the NMC matrix, after big AY 2024-25 increases — General Medicine 12, General Surgery 10, Anaesthesiology 10, OBG 9, Dermatology 9, Orthopaedics 6, Radio Diagnosis 6 and more. There are no DM/MCh courses.
Is The Oxford Medical College recognised by the NMC? Which university is it under?
Yes — MBBS is fully NMC-recognised (recognition of March 2019, for degrees granted on or after January 2019; the college was established in 2014 and its first batch began in September 2014). It is affiliated to the Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences (RGUHS) and appears at Sl. 57 in the RGUHS medical-college notification for 2025-26. Among its PG courses, MS Orthopaedics is recognised and the rest are NMC-permitted. It is run by the Children's Education Society (registered 1974), the trust behind The Oxford Educational Institutions.
What stipend do interns and PG residents get at The Oxford Medical College?
Per the college's published stipend disclosure: MBBS interns receive Rs 10,000 per month — well below the Rs 30,000 benchmark at Karnataka government colleges, a difference worth knowing before admission. PG residents receive Rs 35,000, Rs 40,000 and Rs 45,000 per month in years 1, 2 and 3 respectively.
Is The Oxford Medical College's hospital NABH accredited?
Yes — fully accredited: NABH certificate H-2022-1067 (valid 3 November 2022 to 2 November 2026), verified in the NABH directory, and the central diagnostic laboratory holds NABL ISO 15189:2022 accreditation (MC-5336, valid to August 2026). Bed figures conflict across the college's own pages — 650 teaching beds (NMC-disclosure breakdown), 695+75 (citizen's charter) and 950 (clinical-material disclosure and the Director's message) — and all are cited. May-2025 disclosures: 60,051 OPD visits (2,402/day), 4,417 admissions, 3,763 operations and 280 deliveries at 86 percent occupancy. Teaching beds operate on a free-care model: free OP consultation, bed and nursing charges, plus free food and medicines for inpatients.
Is The Oxford Medical College safe — are there anti-ragging and harassment committees?
Yes. The college publishes a 20-member Anti-Ragging Committee chaired by the Dean cum Director — including the Attibele Police Inspector, an advocate, wardens and four student representatives — plus a separate 16-member Anti-Ragging Squad; its ragging-cases register reports none. An 8-member Internal Complaints Committee under the POSH Act 2013, also chaired by the (woman) Dean, and an 11-member grievance-redressal committee are published with names. Students are additionally protected by the UGC anti-ragging regulations and the national anti-ragging helpline and portal (antiragging.in).
What are the hostel facilities and fees at The Oxford Medical College?
On-campus hostels house 577 students (322 women, 255 men), with a separate 86-place resident-doctors' hostel, an 80-place nursing hostel and staff quarters. The college publishes no hostel or mess fee table anywhere on its official site — no figure is asserted here; confirm rates with the College AndFees counsellor at counselling.
What is the MBBS pass percentage at The Oxford Medical College?
The college publishes its RGUHS results as name-wise scanned lists (most recently the I-MBBS result announced 18 November 2025) rather than aggregate pass percentages, so no overall figure can be honestly computed. Its homepage states it secured '100% Results in Final year MBBS Examination' — that is the college's own claim for the final-year examination only.
What is The Oxford Medical College known for?
A fast-growing private medical college on Bengaluru's Hosur Road industrial belt: established 2014, fully NMC-recognised by 2019, expanded to 200 MBBS seats and 111 PG seats in AY 2024-25 — increases its management won on appeal before the NMC's 1st Appeal Committee, with the letters published openly. Its hospital pairs full NABH accreditation with an NABL-accredited laboratory, runs free OP consultation, bed, nursing, food and medicine on teaching beds, handled about 2,400 OPD visits a day in May 2025, and admitted one of Karnataka's earliest MD Emergency Medicine batches (February 2022).
Sources
Verification & sources
This page lists 16 official/reference source links. Each rendered fee, intake, cutoff, hostel, and admission-route claim is tied to the linked official college, NMC/regulatory, university, counselling, fee, or disclosure source used for this page. Source-backed fee bands, intake, cutoffs, hostel notes, and admission-route caveats are re-checked before publication.
- theoxfordmedical.org — The Oxford Medical College, Hospital & Research Centre — official website (NMC-listed domain)
- theoxfordmedical.org — TOMCH NMC-disclosure hospital page — 650-bed breakdown (official)
- theoxfordmedical.org — TOMCH citizen's charter — beds, staff strength, free-care model (official)
- theoxfordmedical.org · pdf — NMC MARB LOP — MBBS 150 → 200 for AY 2024-25, granted on appeal (official)
- theoxfordmedical.org · pdf — TOMCH stipend disclosure — interns Rs 10,000; PG Rs 35-45,000 (official)
- theoxfordmedical.org · pdf — TOMCH clinical material, May 2025 — OPD/IPD/operations/occupancy (official)
- theoxfordmedical.org — TOMCH — Dean cum Director Dr. C. R. Jayanthi (official)
- theoxfordmedical.org · pdf — TOMCH anti-ragging committee notification, Jan 2025 (official)
- theoxfordmedical.org — TOMCH residential facilities — hostel capacity (official)
- nmc.org.in — NMC College & Course Search — recognition record, code KA/068/P/4
- nmc.org.in · pdf — NMC final UG seat matrix — 200 MBBS seats (official)
- nmc.org.in · pdf — NMC PG seat matrix 30-01-2026 — 21 MD/MS = 111 seats (official)
- cetonline.karnataka.gov.in · pdf — KEA 2025-26 MBBS fee notification (code M071)
- cetonline.karnataka.gov.in · pdf — KEA CET-2024 R2 government-quota medical cut-off (code M071)
- nabh.co — NABH directory — TOMCH Hospital Accredited H-2022-1067 (official)
- rguhs.ac.in — RGUHS medical-college notification 2025-26 — Sl. 57 (official)
Reviewed by
Amrit Ashu
Lead Admission Counsellor. RV College of Engineering 2017 graduate, guiding students for admissions in Bangalore since 2017. Page-level facts are checked against the linked official disclosures and source packets shown below; admissions-office discussions are not used as citations.