Medical Colleges in India 2026 — MBBS Fees by State

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.