Best MBBS Colleges in Anand - 2026 Fees, Admissions, NEET Cutoffs

As per the popularity basis by shiksha.com, candidates can check the table below some of the top MBBS colleges in Gujarat along with their tuition fees -

Top Colleges	Tuition Fee
B. J. Medical College, Ahmedabad	INR 1.13 lakh
Smt. N.H.L. Municipal Medical College	INR 26.68 lakh
Baroda Medical College, Baroda	INR 1.13 lakh
Government Medical College, Surat	INR 1.13 lakh
Smt. B.K. Shah Medical Institute and Research Centre	INR 84.38 lakh

Source: Official site and may vary.

Hi, it can be observed that pursuing MBBS can be quite expensive as most of the colleges have an average tuition fee of more than INR 5 lakh. However you can refer below for the top MBBS colleges in Gujarat that offer quality education at affordable prices:

College Name	Tuition Fee	Eligibility / Exams
B.J. Medical College	INR 1.13 lakh	NEET, Gujarat NEET
Baroda Medical College	INR 1.13 lakh	NEET, Gujarat NEET
Government Medical College Surat	INR 1.13 lakh	NEET, Gujarat NEET
M P Shah Government Medical College Jamnagar	INR 1.13 lakh	NEET, Gujarat NEET
Government Medical College Bhavnagar	INR 1.13 lakh	NEET, Gujarat NEET

Hope this solved your query!

Medicine is the top specialisation offered by best MBBS colleges in Gujarat.

590 can get you a seat in the top colleges of the state through the state quota. 560 can get you a seat in top colleges through state quota (doubtful in Delhi, but definitely in Madhya Pradesh) and any other good medical college throughout 540 Decent medical colleges in home state, top one in Madhya Pradesh 510 can get you a seat in-state colleges conveniently. Marginally through AIQ 490 score can get a seat in the state 480 is a marginal score that will help you to get through the State quota. Less than this students can get admission to private medical colleges.

B.J. Medical College, Ahmedabad takes the crown here. It regularly closes at some of the lowest ranks in the entire state, sometimes within the first 2,000-3,000 ranks. Medical College Baroda is the next the toughest competitor. Both are old, reputed government colleges with strong faculty and hospital exposure. If you're aiming here, you need a near-perfect NEET score. Everyone wants a seat in these two colleges.

Yes. ESIC Medical College Ahmedabad's 50 seats are specifically reserved for insured workers and their dependent family members. So along with a valid NEET score, you also need to meet ESIC insurance-related eligibility. This makes it a very specific, limited-access quota compared to regular government or private seats. Most general candidates aren't eligible for this quota at all.

Gujarat conducts counselling in multiple rounds, including a mop-up round for leftover seats. If you don't get your desired seat in round one, later rounds still offer chances, though cutoffs may shift. The best seats, especially in top government colleges, usually get locked in round one itself. So candidates are advised to fill their choices carefully from the very first round. Missing the first round doesn't mean the end of options though.

No, it doesn't. AIIMS Rajkot seats are allotted through separate central counselling, not the state's ACPUGMEC process. It offers 75 MBBS seats every year under All India rules. So even if you're a Gujarat domicile student, you'll apply for AIIMS Rajkot separately. This confuses a lot of students every year. Always check counselling authority before assuming state rules apply.

Yes, there's no shortcut here. Every medical college in Gujarat, government or private, requires a valid NEET-UG score for admission, followed by registration through ACPUGMEC for counselling. So no matter how much money you're willing to spend, NEET qualification is non-negotiable.

Yes, there are many government medical colleges like B.J. Medical College Ahmedabad, Baroda Medical College, Baroda, Government Medical College, Surat charge only around INR 1 Lacs per year, for the entire MBBS course. This makes Gujarat one of the cheapest states in India to pursue a medical degree, provided you secure a government seat through NEET.

Yes, it is mandatory for all government medical colleges, as well as semi government medical colleges. The admission process is based on NEET rank, so it's compulsory.

NEET or National Eligibility cum Entrance Test is a paper-and-pencil-based test (PBT) of three hours or 180 minutes duration. There will be a total of 180 multiple-choice questions (MCQs), all of which will be compulsory to attempt. The syllabus of the exam consists of Physics, Chemistry and Biology subjects. The Biology subject is segregated between Zoology and Botany. On the other hand, the Chemistry subject is segregated into Organic, Inorganic and Physical Chemistry. Unlike last year, the subjects will not be divided into two sections.

According to the marking scheme, each correct question carries 4 marks, and there is a negative marking of 1 mark for each wrong answer. No marks will be awarded or deducted for unattempted questions. The following table brings the structure of the NEET exam.

Sections	Number of Questions	Total Marks
Physics Section	45	180
Chemistry Section	45	180
Botany Section	45	180
Zoology Section	45	180