MBBS

There are 88 government MBBS colleges with average MBBS fee ranging from INR 10,000 to INR 50,000 per year. In contrast, 144 private MBBS colleges have average fees between INR 3 Lacs and INR 25 Lacs per year. 

Here are the fee structure for MBBS at various medical colleges.

1. AIIMS Delhi - 6.08 K
2. CMC, Vellore - 13.5 K
3. KGMU, Lucknow - 2.14 L
4. JIPMER, Puducherry - 30.46 K
5. KMC, Manipal - 80.1 L
6. Madras Medical College, Chennai - 68.02 K
7. St. John's National Academy of Health Sciences, Bangalore - 30 L
8. AIIMS, Rishikesh - 51.52 K
9. SRIHER, Chennai - 1.13 Cr
10. Vardhman Mahavir Medical College, Delhi - 2.56 L

Note: fees can vary based on your scholorship type and year of admission.

Normally, changing one's MBBS seat after allotment is usually tough and not easily permitted except for some special conditions. In India, once the seat is confirmed, the switch to another medical college is extremely rare, be it in the same state or in different states. Chances of transfer during later counseling round may arise if you've been allotted under the quota of All India Quota, but that is definitely subject to availability. Mostly, states may allow in-state transfers but cross-states are very rarely allowed and, in exceptional cases or for health and family problem, some institutes may support migration policies, but certainly, those are exceptions as well. It is better to consult the medical college and relevant authorities for precise guidance on the process.

In private medical colleges, the charges are very high, while the cost of pursuing the MBBS degree at AIIMS Jodhpur is highly affordable. Therefore, the total tuition fees for the entire five years of the MBBS programme will be approximately INR 6,000 to INR 7,000, and that annually it would be INR 1,628. Similarly, hostel accommodation, mess charges, and other facilities available will also be minimal along with being subsidized. It is cheap because AIIMS is a government institution that seeks to offer high-quality medical education at low costs. Apart from that, there are good faculty members and good infrastructure along with appropriate exposure to clinics without taking tuition fees too high.

You must be eligible to take the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test, or NEET-UG, in order to be admitted to the Indian MBBS program. Passing Class 12 with PCB (Physics, Chemistry, Biology) and earning at least 50% of the possible points (40 percent for reserved categories) are prerequisites for eligibility. For government, private, and deemed universities, admission is determined by NEET results and counseling procedures. Private institutions can charge between INR 10 and INR 25 Lacs annually, whereas government colleges usually charge between INR 10,000 and INR 2,00,000 annually. The annual cost of deemed institutions can range from INR 15 to INR 35 lakhs. Eligible students can apply for scholarships and cost reductions based on their category and merit.

With an All India Rank (AIR) of 924571 in NEET, it might be challenging to secure a seat in top government medical colleges. 

Private medical schools do, however, provide MBBS programs for a total cost of INR 40 Lacs are:

The whole budget for KMCT Medical College in Kozhikode, Kerala, including the mess and dormitory, is approximately INR 40 lakh.
The annual fees at the Pushpagiri Institute of Medical Sciences & Research Centre in Thiruvalla, Kerala, range from INR 6 to INR 6.7 lakh.

The same pricing schedule applies to Amala Institute of Medical Sciences in Thrissur, Kerala.

Note: These universities may be available to you based on your NEET score and charge comparatively reduced tuition. Checking with the universities directly for the most recent cutoffs and seat availability is always a smart idea.