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Medical Colleges in India 2026 — MBBS Fees by State

Every MBBS seat in India is won on NEET-UG and allotted through official counselling — but the fee tiers, the counselling authority and the rules change state by state. This directory is your starting point: 436 fully sourced MBBS college pages across 28 states, organised into statewide fee hubs so you can compare the right way.

Notified private and management MBBS year-1 fees range from ₹56,330 to ₹45 L across the colleges below, with government and convener tiers far lower. Every figure links back to a sourced college page — nothing here is an estimate.

Colleges compared
436
sourced pages across 28 states
Private / management MBBS fee (year 1)
₹56,330–₹45 L
notified figures across 192 colleges
Sanctioned MBBS intake
62,962
seats per year, combined

Browse MBBS Colleges by State

Each state runs its own counselling and notifies fees its own way — start with your state's hub for the full college-wise fee table by quota, or jump straight to the national deemed-universities comparison.

KEA · 4-tier fees83 sourced pages
Karnataka

Government, Private, Management and NRI tiers for the same KEA seat, plus the deemed universities — Manipal, Nitte, Yenepoya, JSS — on MCC counselling. The deepest coverage on CollegeAndFees, from Bangalore and the Mangalore coast to Mysore, Belagavi and Hubballi–Dharwad.

Management / deemed MBBS fee₹12 L – ₹45 Lyear 1, across 44 colleges
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KNRUHS · Cat A/B/C31 sourced pages
Telangana

KNRUHS notifies the same seat under Category A (the ₹60,000 convener tier under G.O.Ms.No.106), Category B management and a Category C NRI ceiling — with Malla Reddy's deemed colleges admitting through MCC instead. Clustered in the Hyderabad metro and its Rangareddy and Medchal mandals.

Cat-B / deemed MBBS fee₹11.6 L – ₹21.5 Lyear 1, across 16 colleges
City hubs
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FRA · single CAP fee44 sourced pages
Maharashtra

A single FRA-approved fee for CAP seats — there is no lower subsidised government tier at a private college — set against a higher institutional-quota tier and an NRI tier. Alongside one of India's largest deemed clusters: DY Patil, MGM, Bharati, Krishna and Datta Meghe, all on MCC.

FRA / deemed MBBS fee₹6.98 L – ₹24.5 Lyear 1, across 14 colleges
City hubs
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Selection Committee + MCC43 sourced pages
Tamil Nadu

Two routes: the big deemed-university cluster (Saveetha, SRM, Sri Ramachandra, Chettinad) on MCC at their own fee, and self-financing colleges through the Tamil Nadu Selection Committee on government, management and NRI seats. Most seats sit in the Chennai metropolitan belt.

Management / deemed MBBS fee₹56,330 – ₹27.5 Lyear 1, across 23 colleges
City hubs
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NTRUHS · Cat A/B/C23 sourced pages
Andhra Pradesh

Dr. NTR University of Health Sciences allots convener (Category A), management (Category B) and NRI (Category C) seats on NEET merit, across colleges from Visakhapatnam and Guntur through the coastal and Rayalaseema districts.

Cat-B (management) MBBS fee₹13.2 L – ₹25.4 Lyear 1, across 19 colleges
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CEE Kerala · self-financing22 sourced pages
Kerala

Self-financing and minority colleges admit through CEE Kerala (KEAM) at the agreed self-financing fee plus an NRI tier — there is no subsidised government tier at these colleges. Spread from Thiruvananthapuram and Kollam up through Thrissur, Kozhikode and Palakkad.

Self-financing MBBS fee₹8.1 L – ₹9.31 Lyear 1, across 15 colleges
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ACPUGMEC · G / M / NRI20 sourced pages
Gujarat

ACPUGMEC allots government, management and NRI seats at the state Fee Regulatory Committee's approved fee, with the Sumandeep deemed campus on MCC. The private cluster sits around Ahmedabad and Vadodara.

Management MBBS fee₹18.2 L – ₹23.9 Lyear 1, across 19 colleges
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DME MP · G / M / NRI17 sourced pages
Madhya Pradesh

The Directorate of Medical Education (MP Online) allots state-quota, management and NRI seats at the DME fee chart, with the densest private cluster in Bhopal and Indore.

Management MBBS fee₹8.59 L – ₹16.6 Lyear 1, across 9 colleges
City hubs
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RUHS · G / M / NRI16 sourced pages
Rajasthan

RUHS-affiliated private colleges admit through the Rajasthan NEET-UG counselling board on government, management and NRI seats; the state notifies fees per college rather than one matrix, so figures show where published. Jaipur and Udaipur hold the biggest clusters.

Management MBBS fee₹28 Lyear 1, across 1 college
City hubs
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WBMCC · G / M / NRI18 sourced pages
West Bengal

The West Bengal Medical Counselling Committee allots state-quota, management and NRI seats at private colleges, with the fee set by the state Fee Fixation Committee (several colleges notify it per semester). Concentrated around Kolkata, Burdwan and Durgapur.

Management MBBS fee₹16 L – ₹21.9 Lyear 1, across 14 colleges
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UP DGME · G / M / NRI42 sourced pages
Uttar Pradesh

UP DGME runs UP NEET-UG state counselling (UPNEET) for state-quota, management and NRI seats at private colleges, with the deemed Santosh campus on MCC. The largest state on CollegeAndFees after Karnataka, from the Lucknow cluster to Kanpur, Mathura, Bareilly, Hapur and Meerut.

Management MBBS fee₹15.2 L – ₹17.2 Lyear 1, across 4 colleges
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BCECEB · G / M / NRI14 sourced pages
Bihar

BCECEB's UGMAC counselling allots state-quota, management and NRI seats at private colleges on NEET merit. Spread thinly across the state — Saharsa, Patna, Gaya, Muzaffarpur, Katihar, Madhubani and Kishanganj among them.

Management MBBS fee₹10.2 L – ₹12 Lyear 1, across 2 colleges
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DMER · G / M / NRI10 sourced pages
Haryana

DMER Haryana counsels state-quota, management and NRI seats at private colleges, alongside the deemed campuses — Amrita Faridabad and MM Mullana — on MCC. Clustered around Faridabad and the Ambala belt.

Management / deemed MBBS fee₹17 Lyear 1, across 1 college
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CME · G / M / NRI6 sourced pages
Chhattisgarh

The Commissionerate of Medical Education (cgdme.in) allots state-quota, management and NRI seats at private colleges, with fees fixed by the state AFRC. The private cluster sits in the capital Raipur, with colleges in Durg and Bhilai.

Fees by quota are listed on each college page.
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HNBUMU · Dehradun5 sourced pages
Uttarakhand (Dehradun)

Uttarakhand's entire private-MBBS provision sits in Dehradun — HNBUMU runs state-quota, management and NRI counselling at the private-university colleges (Himalayan/SRHU, SGRR), with Graphic Era's medical college on MCC's deemed route.

Management / deemed MBBS fee₹21 Lyear 1, across 1 college
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JCECEB · G / M / NRI4 sourced pages
Jharkhand

JCECEB's state counselling allots government, management and NRI seats at the private colleges, with the MAHE–Tata deemed campus (Manipal Tata, Jamshedpur) on MCC. Spread across the Jamshedpur–Kolhan belt and Palamu.

Fees by quota are listed on each college page.
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OJEE · G / M / NRI7 sourced pages
Odisha

OJEE runs the state government, management and NRI counselling at private colleges, alongside the deemed clusters — SOA's IMS & SUM and KIIT's KIMS — on MCC. Concentrated in Bhubaneswar, with colleges in Rourkela and Cuttack.

Management / deemed MBBS fee₹17.9 L – ₹17.9 Lyear 1, across 2 colleges
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MCC · all-India45 sourced pages
Deemed universities

Deemed-to-be universities across India fill MBBS through MCC's all-India counselling — no state domicile, institution-notified fees, a separate NRI tier. Compared side by side, including the state-quota seat blocks some of them keep.

Deemed MBBS fee₹8.59 L – ₹27.5 Lyear 1, across 32 colleges
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All Published Medical College Profiles

Direct links to all 436 active, published medical college profiles, including colleges in states where a dedicated comparison hub is still being built.

Andhra Pradesh (23)
Assam (1)
Bihar (14)
Chhattisgarh (6)
Delhi (3)
Gujarat (20)
Haryana (10)
Himachal Pradesh (2)
Jammu & Kashmir (2)
Jammu and Kashmir (1)
Jharkhand (4)
Karnataka (83)
Kerala (23)
Madhya Pradesh (17)
Maharashtra (44)
Manipur (1)
Meghalaya (1)
Odisha (7)
Puducherry (7)
Punjab (9)
Rajasthan (16)
Sikkim (1)
Tamil Nadu (43)
Telangana (31)
Tripura (2)
Uttar Pradesh (42)
Uttarakhand (5)
West Bengal (18)

How MBBS fees & counselling differ across states

NEET-UG is the one gate

Every MBBS seat in India — government, private, management, NRI or deemed — is allotted only on a qualifying NEET-UG score, through official counselling. No college can lawfully admit an MBBS student outside it, so treat any 'direct admission' or 'donation seat' offer as a red flag.

State counselling sets most private fees

For most private colleges the state authority both runs the counselling and notifies the fee — KEA in Karnataka, KNRUHS in Telangana, the FRA/CAP system in Maharashtra — on state domicile plus a small all-India share. The tier structure differs by state: Karnataka's four KEA tiers, Telangana's Category A/B/C, Maharashtra's single FRA fee.

Deemed universities run on MCC

Deemed-to-be universities bypass state counselling entirely. They admit through MCC's all-India deemed rounds with no domicile requirement, at institution-notified fees and a separate NRI tier. The deemed hub compares them across states on one page.

Same degree, very different fee

The MBBS degree and the NEET requirement are identical across every tier and state — what changes is the notified fee and the seat pool. Convener and government tiers are heavily subsidised; management, NRI and deemed tiers are notified far higher. Every figure on CollegeAndFees links its official source.

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Sources & verification

Every fee figure on CollegeAndFees is surfaced from a sourced college page, which links its verified sources — the state fee regulator's notification, MCC and institutional disclosures for deemed colleges, and NMC for recognition and sanctioned seats — and shows when each figure was last verified. The national portals for MBBS admission in India:

Frequently Asked Questions — MBBS Admission in India

NEET, state vs MCC counselling and how fees differ by state — the questions students and parents ask most.

How do I get MBBS admission in a medical college in India?
Qualify NEET-UG, then enter official counselling — your state authority for state-quota seats (KEA in Karnataka, KNRUHS in Telangana, the FRA/CAP system in Maharashtra, and so on) and MCC for the 15% All-India Quota and for deemed-university seats. Seats are allotted strictly on NEET merit; no medical college in India can lawfully admit an MBBS student outside this counselling, regardless of quota.
What is the difference between state-quota and MCC (deemed/All-India) counselling?
State-quota counselling is run by the state's authority for candidates with that state's domicile (plus a small all-India share), at fees notified by the state's fee regulator. MCC counselling at mcc.nic.in runs the 15% All-India Quota in government colleges and the deemed-university quota, with no domicile requirement and institution-notified fees for deemed colleges. A candidate typically registers for both their state counselling and MCC.
How much do private MBBS colleges cost in India?
Across the 192 private and deemed colleges with a notified management/private year-1 fee on CollegeAndFees, MBBS figures range from ₹56,330 to ₹45 L. Government and convener tiers at the same colleges are notified far lower — Telangana's Category-A convener seat, for instance, is fixed at ₹60,000 a year. Each state hub and college page shows the exact tiers with the official source.
Do MBBS fees differ from state to state?
Yes — not just the amounts but the structure. Karnataka's KEA notifies four tiers for one seat (Government, Private, Management, NRI); Telangana's KNRUHS uses Category A (convener) / B (management) / C (NRI); Maharashtra's FRA approves a single fee for CAP seats with no lower government tier at private colleges. Deemed universities everywhere set their own institution-notified fee through MCC. The state hubs above lay out each system.
What does management quota mean in MBBS admission?
Management quota is the higher-fee tier of the same MBBS seat — the management share that a private college fills, at a fee notified far above the government/convener tier. It is still allotted on NEET merit through official counselling (the state authority or MCC), never sold directly. The degree and NEET requirement are identical to a government-tier seat; only the notified fee and seat pool change.
Which states does this medical-colleges directory cover?
Right now CollegeAndFees has fully sourced MBBS college pages in Andhra Pradesh, Assam, Bihar, Chhattisgarh, Delhi, Gujarat, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, Jammu & Kashmir, Jammu and Kashmir, Jharkhand, Karnataka, Kerala, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Manipur, Meghalaya, Odisha, Puducherry, Punjab, Rajasthan, Sikkim, Tamil Nadu, Telangana, Tripura, Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand and West Bengal, plus a national deemed-universities hub. Coverage grows state by state — each state above links to its statewide fee table, city hubs and every live college page. For the complete official picture, see the NMC list of recognised colleges and MCC's seat matrices.
Is NEET-UG required for management and NRI quota seats too?
Yes. Every MBBS seat in India — government, private, management, NRI and deemed alike — requires a qualifying NEET-UG score and is allotted through official counselling on NEET merit. There is no MBBS admission route that skips NEET; a higher fee tier buys a different seat pool, not an exemption from the exam or from counselling.
Are the fee figures on CollegeAndFees official?
Each figure is taken from a college's own page, where it is cited to the official source — the state fee regulator's notification (KEA, KNRUHS/TAFRC, FRA), MCC and institutional disclosures for deemed colleges, and NMC for recognition and seats. Fees are revised each academic year (or block period), so confirm the latest notification on the college page before making any payment. Aggregators are never used as sources.

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