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Medical Colleges in Maharashtra 2026 — MBBS Fees, Quotas & Seats
This page compares 44 medical colleges across 26 Maharashtra cities that admit MBBS through NEET-UG — MUHS-affiliated private colleges on the single FRA-approved fee via State CET Cell CAP, and deemed universities on MCC counselling — from Pune, Mumbai and Navi Mumbai to Nagpur, Nashik, Karad and Aurangabad.
The headline MBBS year-1 fee — FRA-approved for MUHS colleges, MCC-cycle for deemed universities — ranges from ₹6.98 L to ₹24.5 L across the colleges below, with institutional and NRI tiers notified higher. Every figure links back to a sourced college page — nothing here is an estimate.
MBBS Fees in Maharashtra — FRA, Institutional & NRI
Notified MBBS year-1 figures, surfaced exactly as each sourced college page records them — the single FRA-approved fee (state CAP seats) and any institutional / NRI tier for MUHS colleges, the MCC-cycle fee for deemed universities. “—” means that college has no such tier (or it isn't notified); the college page has the full picture.
MUHS-affiliated private colleges charge one FRA-approved fee for state CAP seats — there is no subsidised government tier at a private college; a higher institutional-quota fee and an NRI fee (up to about 5×) apply to specific pools. Deemed universities set their own MCC-cycle fee (shown in the institutional/deemed column). Each college page links the dated official source.
Figures are the latest notified year recorded on each college page (AY 2025-26 for the FRA schedule; deemed universities show their own cycle) and are revised annually — open the college page for the full tier schedule and the official source document.
MBBS Colleges in Maharashtra by City
Maharashtra's MBBS seats cluster around Pune and the Mumbai metro, with deemed-university campuses in Karad, Nagpur, Aurangabad and along the Pune corridor. The fee shown is the headline MBBS year-1 figure from each sourced college page — FRA-approved for MUHS colleges, MCC-cycle for deemed universities.
Medical colleges in Pune (7)
Pune medical hub →Medical colleges in Mumbai (2)
Medical colleges in Nagpur (3)
Medical colleges in Nashik (2)
Medical colleges in Karad (Satara) (1)
Medical colleges in Aurangabad (Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar) (2)
More Maharashtra medical colleges
On the deemed route? Maharashtra has one of India's largest deemed-medical clusters — DY Patil, Bharati Vidyapeeth, MGM, Krishna, Datta Meghe and more are compared side by side with institution-notified fees and MCC counselling mechanics on the deemed medical colleges hub.
How medical seats & fees actually work in Maharashtra
No subsidised government tier at a private college
The way Maharashtra differs from Karnataka or Telangana is that a private medical college has no lower, subsidised government / convener fee tier — there is no ₹60,000-class state seat. The Fee Regulating Authority (FRA) approves one annual fee per MUHS-affiliated private college for state CAP seats (the centralised admission process, allotted on NEET-UG merit by the State CET Cell), and that FRA fee is the floor. A higher institutional-quota fee and an NRI fee (up to about 5× the approved fee) sit above it for specific seat pools; each college page shows the exact figures.
Deemed universities run a separate route
Maharashtra has one of India's largest deemed-medical clusters — DY Patil (three legally distinct universities), Bharati Vidyapeeth, MGM, Krishna, Datta Meghe and others. Deemed colleges admit MBBS through MCC's all-India deemed-quota counselling with their own institution-notified fees, not through Maharashtra CAP or the FRA fee. University status alone decides nothing — each college page states the route, the counselling authority and the fee that college actually uses.
Same brand, different campuses — check the code
Several brands run multiple separate MBBS colleges across the state: DY Patil at Pune (Pimpri), Navi Mumbai and Kolhapur are three different universities; MGM has campuses at Aurangabad, Navi Mumbai (Kamothe) and Panvel; Datta Meghe's DMIHER runs colleges at Nagpur and Wardha. Each is a distinct college with its own fees, seats and CAP/MCC code. Confirm you are reading the right campus — the college page carries the NMC code, the CAP code and the city.
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Every fee figure on this page is surfaced from a sourced college page on CollegeAndFees, which links its verified sources — the FRA-approved fee schedule and the State CET Cell CAP documents for MUHS-affiliated colleges, and MCC fee notices or each deemed university's published fee structure — and shows when each figure was last verified. The official portals for Maharashtra MBBS admissions:
- Maharashtra State CET Cell — CAP counselling, seat matrix and the AY 2025-26 fee schedule
- Fee Regulating Authority (FRA) — the approved annual fee for each private medical college
- Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) — All-India quota and deemed-university counselling
- Maharashtra University of Health Sciences (MUHS) — affiliating university for non-deemed private colleges
- National Medical Commission (NMC) — recognised/permitted status and sanctioned seats
Frequently Asked Questions — Medical Colleges Maharashtra
NEET, quotas and fee tiers — the questions students and parents ask most.
Do I need NEET-UG for MBBS admission in Maharashtra medical colleges?
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How much do MBBS fees cost in Maharashtra private medical colleges?
What is the FRA-approved fee, and is there a government-quota seat?
Which Maharashtra medical colleges admit through CAP, and which through MCC?
Which deemed medical colleges in Maharashtra are on this page?
Are the fee figures on this page official?
Does this page list every medical college in Maharashtra?
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