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RGUHS MBBS Courses & Fees 2026
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- Estd. 1996
Last updated on 18 May '26RGUHS MBBSWhat's new?
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Table of contentsRGUHS MBBSHighlights 2026
Return on InvestmentTotal Tuition Fees₹ 90K - 1.3Cr
Median Package₹ 5.5L - 7.2L
Eligibility CriteriaAccepted ExamNEET
10+2 score50%
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Q: What is the application fee for the MBBS programme at RGUHS Bangalore?
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The application fees to study MBBS at RGUHS Bangalore is 1,000 rupees.
Our college fee structure is cash and online net banking. For additional fees, we have to give only in cash. Yes, there is some discount for SC and ST students. The fees are not expensive in our college because it is a government college. There are some late fees also when you have delayed paying the payments of your course as it is fixed by the government of India.
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RGUHS MBBSFees details 2026
| Fee components | Amount (for 66 months) |
|---|---|
₹ 90 K - 1.25 Cr | |
₹ 5.82 L | |
₹ 6.72 L - 1.31 Cr |
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RGUHS MBBSAdmission dates 2026
| Dates | Upcoming Events |
|---|---|
22 May '26 - 27 May '26 | NEET 2026 Application Refund Last DateOngoing |
May '26 | RE NEET Admit Card 2026Tentative |
14 Jun '26 | NEET RE-Exam Admit Card To Release |
21 Jun '26 | NEET 2026 Re Exam |
21 Jun '26 | NEET Re Exam Date |
| Dates | Past Events |
|---|---|
3 May '26 | NEET 2026 Exam Date |
26 Apr '26 - 3 May '26 | NEET Admit Card |
RGUHS MBBSAdmission cutoff 2026
Cut Off 2025 for NEET Latest Round
NEET Round 4 Closing Rank (General-All India)
NEET Round 4 Closing Rank (General-All India)
| Course | 2023 | 2024 | 2025 |
|---|---|---|---|
| MBBS - Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery | 3894 | 20897 | 26845 |
| Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) | 23158 | 16477 | 18442 |
RGUHS MBBSSeats
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| College | Median Salary | Total Tuition Fees | Ranking |
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| -/- | ₹ 90 K | -/- | |
| -/- | ₹ 2.69 L | -/- | |
| -/- | ₹ 4.92 L | -/- | |
| -/- | ₹ 6.91 L | -/- | |
| -/- | ₹ 2.9 L | -/- | |
| -/- | ₹ 8.21 L | -/- |
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Koyel banerjee 
Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) - Batch of 2021
4.0
4Placements4Infrastructure4Faculty4Crowd & Campus Life4Value for Money
Honest review of RGUHS - Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences.
Placements: About 50-55 percent of students get placed in my course. Top recruiting companies are Cipla, Biocon, Medanta, Apollo Hospital, Narayana Health, etc. Placement rate is 80-85 percent. Average package offered here is 4 LPA-5 LPA and the highest package is 14 LPA. Students get jobs through internships and the government. Students also attempt exams like PG or NEET to get hospital recruitment.
Infrastructure: Facilities and infrastructure are quite excellent. We have well-furnished classes with a digital board, specialized laboratory, computer lab, and IT support for students. There is a large library with digital access and an auditorium with modern technology. Hostel and canteen facilities are excellent in this college. Gym and sports facilities are also available. Indoor and outdoor sports are provided. Medical facilities are quite good.
Faculty: Faculty members are well-educated and qualified. They are professionals, clinic experts, doctors, and researchers. This university provides a standardized curriculum for all affiliated colleges. The exams held here are quite tough, and the pattern includes internal assessment and theory. Focus is on theory, practical, and viva.
Other: I personally chose this course because of respect and social impact and also for strong job security. And this course gives me practical and real-world learning. It provides global opportunities and financial growth. I personally like everything about my course, and there is no need to improve anything. My college doesn't organise any big central cultural fest. You can expect an annual cultural fest, medical conference, sports meet, freshers, and farewell. Campus life is not very lively, as most of the crowd is serious and career-focused.
Reviewed on 24 Apr 2026Read More
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Srikanth ta
MBBS - Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery - Batch of 2029
Offered by Raichur Institute of Medical Sciences
4.0
4Placements4Infrastructure4Faculty4Crowd & Campus Life4Value for Money
Totally, our college is very good both academically and in cultural programmes.
Placements: All of them are placed in packages of about 6-7 LPA. Almost 100 percent of the students got an internship from our course medical officer in the PHC centre, which is offered by our course. The highest package offered is 10 LPA, and the lowest package is 6 LPA.
Infrastructure: Wi-Fi is available. There is a digital library present, which has more books and also computer labs have very good infrastructure and maintenance. Classrooms have sufficient seating capacity and have digital boards, which are helpful for learning purposes. The quality of food is nice in the hostel, and also in the canteen. There are various sports on campus, such as badminton, cricket, volleyball, throwball and basketball.
Faculty: The teachers are helpful in every aspect, and they are all well-qualified and have very good knowledge. They also clarify our doubts regarding the subject and any topics, if necessary. The curriculum is very relevant, it makes the students ready. The semester exams are moderate level, and the pass percentage is 90 percent.
Other: There is the best possibility of getting a job after completing this course, so I would recommend this course.
Reviewed on 5 Dec 2025Read More
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Siri Chandana M
MBBS - Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery - Batch of 2024
Offered by Adichunchanagiri Institute of Medical Sciences
3.2
3Placements4Infrastructure3Faculty3Crowd & Campus Life3Value for Money
Good hospital infrastructure with good patient flow. Plenty of scope for learning clinical skills.
Placements: One year of compulsory rotatory internship was taken by the M.Ed students as a part of their curriculum. Internship was the period where you get the actual exposure to patients and their medical care, right from casualties to ICUs, OPDs, and OTs. You get to know where your true spirit lies, which aids you in selecting the desired branch for your postgraduation. Good hands-on training was offered to the interns. To conclude, internship was a beginning step to learning clinical skills, with a long way to go further.
Infrastructure: Good hostels with decent Wi-Fi, gym, and indoor games room. Food has scope for improvement; it is mostly the regional cuisine of the Mandya district. Lecture halls were good with ACs available. Plenty of space for sports like basketball, tennis, badminton, etc. Labs were well equipped, especially for the first and second-year subjects. Good technicians were available.
Faculty: Teachers were well oriented to the curriculum. There were three internal exams every year along with university final exams, conducted with utmost discipline and integrity. Highly skilled professors and teaching faculty. The exams were moderate level to pass. Seniors will come in handy in the exams, and their guidance will help. Teachers help a lot, they do regular one-to-one discussions with the students to know and solve their problems if any.
Other: MBBS was always the only goal I wanted later. I always wanted to do something for people to remove their hardships and suffering, and what better way than for doctors to treat them. Fests were good on the campus. Three fests happen in a year. Good operation from the college and management unit. A good amount of funds was allocated for the smooth conduct of fests.
Reviewed on 24 Oct 2025Read More
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Harshita raj
Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) - Batch of 2028
Offered by BGS Global Institute of Medical Sciences
3.6
5Placements3Infrastructure4Faculty3Crowd & Campus Life3Value for Money
Good faculty, average infrastructure.
Placements: In a medical college, we generally don't look up to the placement, but rather what percentage selection is there for NEET PG, and how good a doctor you become with what knowledge you come out with. With that regard, I would say without hesitation that many of our seniors who have passed out are always securing good ranks and good branches in PG.
Infrastructure: The college provides facilities like AC classrooms, digital screens, practical labs, and a library. The AC would stop working during the summer, and the administration does not care at all. Our batch in the first year of college did not have AC in the classroom during the summer months of Bangalore (Feb-May). Digital screens have recently changed in 2025, so those are actually really nice. Practical labs have space for about 60 people at one time, but they are not that well-maintained. The library is one of the best ones I have experienced. Note: The entire college campus does not provide any source of drinking.
Faculty: Teachers are quite experienced and knowledgeable, so no complaints on that. Exams have also been taken sufficiently. The semester exams are of nearly the same difficulty level as university exams, so that gives us a good passing percentage in the university exams.
Other: The college fest would always be held in broad sunlight between 10 AM and 1 PM. So get ready to get tanned always. You would never get a single DJ night in your entire college life. Not even on your freshers because even that would take place in the auditorium around the same time. Freshers' Day was one of the most horrible ones I have seen. I had high expectations, but the programme was the worst and could not get any worse. The college administration would force you to attend all the functions in the name of attendance.
Reviewed on 19 Oct 2025Read More
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Gahan Gowda S
MBBS - Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery - Batch of 2028
Offered by Bangalore Medical College and Research Institute
4.8
4Placements5Infrastructure5Faculty5Crowd & Campus Life5Value for Money
A rollercoaster ride of MBBS.
Placements: As such, we don't have placements in MBBS; we can work as medical officers, but mostly everyone chooses to do post-graduation after MBBS, after which we go into placements. Since our college is very reputable at the state and national levels, we get placed into good hospitals. I'm not sure about the packages. As a medical officer, one can earn Rs. 62,000 per month in the beginning.
Infrastructure: We have 2 libraries, one with books and the other one is a digital library. Both of them are very well-equipped with a vast amount of books and medical magazines. Classrooms are very good. The labs in our college are very advanced. The hostel is nearby and has all the required amenities.
Faculty: Teachers are very professional, and they have vast knowledge of the subject. Some of them are even authors of some famous textbooks. The curriculum is very difficult due to its vastness. One learns to manage it as time passes by. The exam times are the most pressurizing part of our course. It is highly stressful.
Reviewed on 2 Sep 2025Read More
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Thanushree
Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) - Batch of 2029
Offered by Akash Group of Institutions
4.0
4Placements4Infrastructure4Faculty4Crowd & Campus Life4Value for Money
College is good, you can also give it a try.
Placements: As I choose MBBS, many will get their job easily, so it's not an issue, and also after completing PG, you will get good offers from different hospitals and also medical colleges. The faculty members will also help with research and publishing it.
Infrastructure: College has better lab facilities, and classrooms are also good enough. Direction hall is also good. They also have good hospital facilities. Hostels are also good, they have 2 sharing and 3 sharing facilities, they also have mess facilities, and everything is good.
Faculty: Teachers are helpful, they are qualified, and they are knowledgeable. The teaching quality is good. Curriculum is relevant, and the pass percentage is according to university and NMC norms, and exams will be held and strictly followed. Teachers will guide in a proper manner and also help in research.
Reviewed on 17 Aug 2025Read More
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Answered 9 months ago
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