MBBS Fees

Medical College Fees in Maharashtra Government State: For reserved categories like SC, ST, and VJ/NT, there is no tuition fee charged annually (miscellaneous/development charges of INR 10,000 annually). For other categories like open/general categories, the average annual fee charged by the government is approximately INR 1,62,100 per annum. (AIIMS Nagpur, which falls under the central government, has an annual fee of INR 12,000).

Medical College Fees in Maharashtra Government State: For reserved categories like SC, ST, and VJ/NT, there is no tuition fee charged annually (miscellaneous/development charges of INR 10,000 annually). For other categories like open/general categories, the average annual fee charged by the government is approximately INR 1,62,100 per annum. (AIIMS Nagpur, which falls under the central government, has an annual fee of INR 12,000).

The fees for MBBS at the Chettinad Institute of Medical Education and Research (CIMER) is around INR 1 Cr. 

Check below to know the complete fee structure at CIMER for MBBS:

The total fees of Samarkand Medical University, excluding living costs, food and transportation, will be:

The total fees of Samarkand Medical University, excluding living costs, food and transportation, will be:

For CMC Vellore MBBS application, students must apply for the NEET UG and appear for the exam. Students must pay an application fee which includes a basic administrative fee of INR 1,200 plus a registration fee of INR 500 for the MBBS course. 

The total course fee for the entire 5.5-year MBBS programme at King George's Medical University is INR 2.73 Lakhs for general category students and around INR 2.30 Lakhs for reserved category (SC/ST/OBC) students.

There is a common misconception, but the actual fee is completely inexpensive and subsidized for MBBS course at King George's Medical University. The total annual cost is remarkably low compared to private colleges that charge Lacs per semester. The high quality of infrastructure, expert faculty, and massive hospital equipment are supported by government funding. 

MBBS candidates can claim a 10% tuition fee discount on their remaining 3.5 years of study. They would need to pay the full 4.5-year balance upfront right after paying their first-year fees.