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Medical Colleges in West Bengal 2026 — MBBS Fees, Quotas & Seats

This page compares 18 private and trust-run medical colleges across 11 West Bengal districts that admit MBBS through NEET-UG — the West Bengal Medical Counselling Committee (WBMCC) allots State-quota, Management-quota and NRI-quota seats on merit — from Burdwan and Kolkata to Durgapur, Haldia, Budge Budge and Murshidabad. The state's marquee government colleges (Medical College Kolkata, R.G. Kar, NRS and others) admit through the same WBMCC counselling but are out of scope here.

Where a Management-quota MBBS fee is officially notified, year-1 figures range from ₹16 L to ₹21.9 L across the colleges below, with State-quota and NRI tiers notified separately. Fee coverage is still being sourced college by college — every figure here links back to a sourced college page, and nothing is an estimate.

Colleges compared
18
across 11 districts
Management MBBS fee (year 1)
₹16 L–₹21.9 L
notified figures across 14 colleges
Sanctioned MBBS intake
2,400
seats per year, combined

MBBS Fees in West Bengal — Government, Management & NRI

Notified MBBS year-1 figures, surfaced exactly as each sourced college page records them — the WBMCC State-quota (government), Management-quota and NRI-quota tiers set by the state Fee Fixation Committee. Where a college notifies its fee per semester, the figure here is annualised (two semesters). “—” means that college has no such tier (or it isn't notified yet); the college page has the full picture.

CollegeCityRouteGovernmentManagementNRIFee yearMBBS seats
East West Institute of Medical Sciences and ResearchBurdwanPrivate · WBMCC₹8 L₹20 L—2025-26100
IQ-City Medical CollegeBurdwanPrivate · WBMCC₹5.48 L₹21.9 L—2025-26250
All India Institute of Medical Sciences, KalyaniKalyani (Nadia)Government—————
Gouri Devi Institute of Medical Sciences and HospitalDurgapurPrivate · WBMCC₹5.48 L₹21.9 L—2025-26200
ICARE Institute of Medical Sciences & Research and Dr. Bidhan Chandra Roy HospitalHaldiaPrivate · WBMCC————200
Institute of Child Health, KolkataKolkataPrivate · WBMCC—————
Jagannath Gupta Institute of Medical Sciences & Hospital North KolkataKolkataPrivate · WBMCC₹7.5 L₹20 L—2025-26100
Jagannath Gupta Institute of Medical Sciences and HospitalBudge BudgePrivate · WBMCC₹5.48 L₹21.9 L—2025-26250
Jakir Hossain Medical College and Research InstituteMurshidabadPrivate · WBMCC₹8 L₹20 L—2025-26100
JIS School Medical Science and ResearchHowrahPrivate · WBMCC₹5.48 L₹21.7 L—2025-26150
JMN Medical CollegeNadiaPrivate · WBMCC₹5 L₹19 L—2025-26150
KPC Medical CollegeKolkataPrivate · WBMCC₹4 L₹16 L—2025-26200
Krishnanagar Institute of Medical ScienceNadiaPrivate · WBMCC₹7.5 L₹20 L—2025-26150
PKG Medical CollegeKolkataPrivate · WBMCC₹8 L₹20 L—2025-2650
Ramakrishna Mission Seva Pratishthan Vivekananda Institute of Medical SciencesKolkataPrivate · WBMCC—————
Raniganj Institute of Medical ScienceRaniganjPrivate · WBMCC₹7.5 L₹20 L—2025-26100
Santiniketan Medical CollegeBolpurPrivate · WBMCC₹5 L₹19 L—2025-26150
Shri Ramkrishna Institute of Medical Sciences & Sanaka HospitalsDurgapurPrivate · WBMCC₹5.48 L₹21.9 L—2025-26250

West Bengal private colleges fill seats through WBMCC under a State quota (the government tier), a Management quota and an NRI quota for the same MBBS seat; fees are approved by the state Fee Fixation Committee. Several colleges notify the fee per semester — the table shows the annualised year-1 figure (two semesters). Fee coverage is sparse and still being sourced; “—” marks a tier not yet notified or published. Each college page links the dated official source.

Figures are the latest notified year recorded on each college page and are revised annually — open the college page for the per-semester / per-year basis and the official source document.

MBBS Colleges in West Bengal by City

West Bengal's private and trust-run MBBS seats are spread thinly across the state — a cluster in Burdwan, and one college each in Kolkata, Durgapur, Haldia, Budge Budge and Murshidabad. The fee shown is the headline Management-quota MBBS year-1 figure from each sourced college page.

Medical colleges in Burdwan (Bardhaman) (2)

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How medical seats & fees actually work in West Bengal

How WBMCC's State, Management & NRI quotas work

Private medical colleges in West Bengal fill seats through the West Bengal Medical Counselling Committee (WBMCC) under three quotas for the same seat: State quota (the lowest, fee-fixation-committee-approved tier), Management quota and NRI quota. The MBBS degree and the NEET-UG requirement are identical across all three — only the officially notified fee and the seat pool change. Every quota is allotted on NEET-UG merit through WBMCC; there is no direct, non-NEET admission to any seat.

Fees are set by the Fee Fixation Committee — often per semester

West Bengal's private-college MBBS fees are determined by the state Fee Fixation Committee, not by the colleges themselves. A quirk worth knowing: several West Bengal colleges notify the fee per semester rather than per year, so a brochure figure can be half the annual amount. The table on this page shows the annualised year-1 figure (two semesters) so colleges compare like-for-like; each college page records the exact per-semester or per-year basis and links the official source.

Government colleges and the deemed route

West Bengal's best-known MBBS seats sit at government colleges — Medical College Kolkata (Asia's oldest), R.G. Kar, NRS, Calcutta National and IPGMER among them — which also admit through WBMCC counselling but on the government fee structure; this page covers private and trust-run colleges, so those institutions are out of scope here. A college that admits through MCC's all-India or deemed-quota counselling instead of (or alongside) the state quota states that on its page — always confirm the counselling authority a college actually uses before option entry.

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Sources & verification

Every fee figure on this page is surfaced from a sourced college page on CollegeAndFees, which links its verified sources — the West Bengal Medical Counselling Committee notices and fee structure, the state Fee Fixation Committee orders and each college's published fee schedule — and shows when each figure was last verified. The official portals for West Bengal MBBS admissions:

Frequently Asked Questions — Medical Colleges West Bengal

NEET, quotas and fee tiers — the questions students and parents ask most.

Do I need NEET-UG for MBBS admission in West Bengal medical colleges?
Yes. Every MBBS seat in every West Bengal medical college — State, Management and NRI quota alike at private and trust-run colleges, and every government-college seat — requires a qualifying NEET-UG score. Seats are allotted through the West Bengal Medical Counselling Committee (WBMCC) state counselling, or through MCC for the 15% all-India quota and deemed-university seats. No college on this page can admit an MBBS student who has not qualified NEET-UG.
What does “management quota” and “NRI quota” mean for MBBS in West Bengal?
In West Bengal's WBMCC counselling, a private medical college notifies the same MBBS seat under three quotas: State quota (the lowest, fee-fixation-committee-approved tier), Management quota and NRI quota. A Management- or NRI-quota seat carries the same degree and the same NEET-UG requirement — what changes is the officially notified fee and the seat pool. All three are allotted on NEET merit through WBMCC; there is no direct, non-NEET admission. Each college page lists the exact tiers with the official source.
How much do MBBS management quota fees cost in West Bengal private medical colleges?
Across the 14 colleges on this page with a notified management fee, MBBS year-1 figures range from ₹16 L to ₹21.9 L. State-quota seats at the same colleges are notified lower and NRI-quota seats higher. Several West Bengal colleges notify the fee per semester — the figures here are annualised (two semesters) so colleges compare like-for-like. The table above shows each college's own State, Management and NRI figures, and every college page links the official source.
Who runs MBBS counselling in West Bengal — WBMCC or MCC?
Private and government MBBS seats in West Bengal are allotted by the West Bengal Medical Counselling Committee (WBMCC) — including the State, Management and NRI quotas at private colleges, with fees fixed by the state Fee Fixation Committee. MCC (the central Medical Counselling Committee) handles the 15% all-India quota and admissions to deemed-to-be universities. The route a college actually uses is stated on its page; check it before option entry.
Are the fee figures on this page official, and why do some look like half the annual fee?
Each figure is taken from the college's own page on CollegeAndFees, where it is cited to the official source — the WBMCC fee structure, the state Fee Fixation Committee orders and the college's published schedule. West Bengal private colleges often notify the fee per semester, so a brochure figure can be half the annual amount; the figures on this page are annualised (two semesters) for a like-for-like year-1 comparison. Fees are revised every academic year, so confirm the latest notification on the college page before making any payment.
What is the deemed-university route, and does West Bengal have one?
Deemed-to-be universities admit MBBS through MCC's all-India deemed-quota counselling with institution-notified fees, separate from West Bengal's WBMCC state quota. Most West Bengal private colleges are affiliated to the West Bengal University of Health Sciences (WBUHS) and counselled by WBMCC; the deemed medical colleges hub compares the deemed route across India side by side.
Does this page list every medical college in West Bengal?
No — it compares the 18 private and trust-run West Bengal medical colleges with fully sourced pages on CollegeAndFees, and grows as more pages are sourced and published. It does not cover the state's government medical colleges (Medical College Kolkata, R.G. Kar, NRS, Calcutta National, IPGMER and others), which admit through the same WBMCC counselling on the government fee structure. For the complete official lists, see WBMCC (wbmcc.nic.in) and the NMC list of recognised colleges.

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