MBBS · NEET-UG 2026 · Karnataka

Medical Colleges in Bangalore 2026 — MBBS Fees, Cutoffs & Seats

Q: Do I need NEET-UG for MBBS admission in Bangalore medical colleges?

Yes. Every MBBS seat in every Bangalore medical college — government, private, management and NRI quota alike — requires a qualifying NEET-UG score. Seats are allotted through KEA (Karnataka state counselling) or MCC (All-India and deemed-university counselling). No college on this page can admit an MBBS student who has not qualified NEET-UG.

Q: What does management quota mean in KEA medical counselling?

In Karnataka's KEA counselling, private medical colleges notify the same MBBS seat under four fee tiers: Government, Private, Management (listed as Other/Q in KEA documents) and NRI. A management-tier seat carries the same degree and the same NEET-UG requirement — what changes is the officially notified fee. Allotment still happens on NEET merit through KEA option entry.

Q: How much do MBBS management quota fees cost in Bangalore?

Across the 16 colleges on this page with a notified management or deemed fee, MBBS year-1 figures range from ₹18.8 L to ₹45.4 L. Government-quota seats at the same KEA colleges are notified far lower. Each college card above shows its own figure, and the college page links the official source.

Q: How are deemed universities different from KEA colleges?

Deemed-university medical colleges such as RajaRajeswari and Sri Siddhartha admit MBBS students through MCC's all-India deemed-quota counselling, with fees set by the institution rather than through Karnataka's 4-tier matrix. University status alone does not decide the route, though — several university-run Bangalore colleges (Ramaiah, Sapthagiri, PES among them) also take KEA state-counselled seats with notified KEA fee tiers. Both routes require NEET-UG and award the same NMC-registered MBBS degree; each college page states the route that college actually uses.

Q: Are the fee figures on this page official?

Each figure is taken from the college's own page on CollegeAndFees, where it is cited to the official source — typically the KEA college-wise fee notification PDF or the institution's published fee structure. Fees are revised every academic year, so confirm the latest notification on the college page before making any payment.

18 medical colleges in and around Bangalore admit MBBS through NEET-UG — from BMCRI, the government college on the KEA matrix, to deemed universities and new private-university campuses. Campuses just outside the city (Harohalli, Channapatna) are included and labelled.

Where a management-quota or deemed fee is officially notified, MBBS year-1 fees range from ₹18.8 L to ₹45.4 L across the colleges below. Every figure links back to a sourced college page — nothing here is an estimate.

Colleges compared

MQ / deemed MBBS fee (year 1)

₹18.8 L–₹45.4 L

notified figures across 16 colleges

Sanctioned MBBS intake

3,600

seats per year, combined

MBBS Colleges in Bangalore — Fees by Quota

Notable institutions first, then alphabetical. The fee shown is the notified management-quota (or deemed) MBBS year-1 figure from each sourced college page.

Private · KEANIRF Medical #50 (2025)

Ramaiah Medical College (M. S. Ramaiah Medical College)

Est. 1979150 MBBS seats

Management quota · MBBS year 1Source linked

₹26 Lnotified 2026-27

Medical Colleges in Bangalore 2026 — MBBS Fees, Cutoffs & Seats

MBBS Colleges in Bangalore — Fees by Quota

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