MBBS in Delhi

VMMC (ranked 16 by NIRF at the time) has excellent faculty and facilities, with fees around INR 2.56 Lacs for 150 seats. UCMS was ranked 19 by NIRF with a much lower fee of about INR 1.16 lakh. Both colleges offer strong placements and require a mandatory one-year internship. The comparison often comes down to personal preference on hostel life and campus feel.

That title goes to Maulana Azad Medical College (MAMC), with 250 MBBS seats. Founded way back in 1958, it's often called the second-best government medical college in Delhi. Many students who narrowly miss AIIMS end up here happily. It's affiliated with Delhi University and known for strong clinical training. No wonder it's called "the Benchmark" among Delhi medical colleges.

Lady Hardinge Medical College (LHMC) is Delhi's only female-only medical college. It offers 240 MBBS seats, all filled through MCC counselling. LHMC ranks among India's top medical colleges year after year. It's often the top choice for female NEET aspirants nationwide. Being all-women hasn't stopped it from being one of the toughest colleges to crack.

As per NIRF ranking 2025, under "Medical" category, AIIMS ranked as the No. 1 MBBS college in Delhi followed by other top colleges like Vardhman Mahavir Medical College & Safdarjung Hospital and Maulana Azad Medical College.

Listed below are the affordable private MBBS college in Delhi with tuition fees -

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Given below are the top MBBS colleges in Delhi after AIIMS and Safdarjung Hospital with their tuition fees -

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There are about 10+ MBBS colleges in Delhi. Of these, 10+ are government colleges and 2 are private colleges. The top colleges are AIIMS Delhi, Vardhaman Mahvir Medical College, Maulana Azad Medical College, Lady Heritage Medical College and University College of Medical Sciences. NEET is the most accepting entrance exam in top colleges .

For top Delhi government medical colleges like AIIMS, MAMC, Vardhman Mahavir Medical College, Lady Hardinge Medical College, typical NEET cutoff for General category candidates is very high, often above 650-670+ marks, while OBC, SC, and ST categories have lower but still competitive cutoffs, for e.g., OBC around 630-650+, SC 550+, ST 500+ depending on the college and quota, requiring excellent All-India Ranks.

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