Every branch prices differently once you leave a government college, and every state's merit list closes at a different rank. This page puts both in one place — what MD/MS actually costs by college type and specialty, and how far the 2025 counselling merit list actually reached, state by state, category by category, across government, private and deemed-university seats.
See if you clear the qualifying cutoff for your category.
50% of govt seats + all deemed seats via MCC; the rest via your state.
Compare your rank against your category's state-wise cutoff.
Flat at govt colleges; branch-tiered at private & deemed.
India has no single national fee regulator for PG medical seats — tuition is set independently by state Fee Regulatory Committees, individual private trusts, and deemed-university managements. That produces five genuinely distinct pricing tiers. These are typical annual-tuition ranges reported across colleges in each tier; your actual seat's fee depends on the specific college and branch (Section 2).
State-run colleges; fee is subsidised and essentially flat regardless of branch.
AIIMS, PGIMER, JIPMER, NIMHANS — centrally funded, stipend-paying, near-free tuition.
Government-allotted seats inside a private college — far cheaper than the same college's management seats.
Same college, management- or NRI-allotted seat. Clinical branches can run 5–10× the state-quota fee.
DY Patil, KMC Manipal, Amrita, SRM, Bharati Vidyapeeth and similar — branch-tiered pricing is the norm here.
Most colleges charge a separate, partly refundable caution/security deposit (commonly ₹50,000–₹3,00,000 at private/deemed colleges) plus hostel and mess charges — nominal at government/central institutes (~₹300–500/month at AIIMS), but ₹2–4 lakh/year at deemed universities. Some private universities also attach a service/residency bond (₹20–25 lakh class) if you don't complete a mandatory post-PG bond period — check this clause before you sign.
At government and INI-CET colleges: no. Tuition is flat and nominal whatever specialty you're allotted — an MD Anatomy seat and an MD Radiodiagnosis seat cost a student at AIIMS or PGIMER the same amount. At private and deemed universities: yes, substantially — colleges tier tuition by a branch's perceived earning potential and demand, roughly in this order:
| Branch | Tier | Annual fee |
|---|---|---|
| MD Anatomy | Pre-clinical | ₹4.88 L |
| MD Physiology | Pre-clinical | ₹4.88 L |
| MS General Surgery / MS OBG | Core clinical | ₹25.44 L |
| MD Paediatrics / MD Ophthalmology | High-value clinical | ₹28.6 – 29.0 L |
| MS Orthopaedics | High-value clinical | ₹28.63 L |
| MD Radiodiagnosis | High-value clinical (highest) | ₹33.91 L |
≈7× spread between the cheapest and most expensive branch at one institution.
| Branch | Tier | Annual fee |
|---|---|---|
| Anatomy, Physiology, Pharmacology, Hospital Admin. | Pre-clinical | ₹0 (1-yr service bond instead) |
| Community Medicine, Biochemistry, Forensic Medicine, Microbiology | Para-clinical | ₹6.0 L |
| Pathology | Para-clinical | ₹12.0 L |
| Anaesthesiology | Core clinical | ₹18.75 L |
| General Surgery, Respiratory Medicine | Core clinical | ₹35.0 L |
| Dermatology, Radiodiagnosis, Gen. Medicine, OBG, Ortho, Ophthal., Paediatrics | High-value clinical (highest) | ₹39.5 L |
A ₹0-to-₹39.5-lakh spread at one college — the most dramatic branch-tiering example found. Plus a flat, refundable ₹3 L caution deposit across all branches.
Rajasthan's Fee Regulatory Committee mandates the same three-tier structure across every private medical college in the state: Pre-clinical ₹2.0 L/yr → Para-clinical ₹6.0 L/yr → Clinical ₹32.5 L/yr — identical for both state-quota and management-quota seats within a private college.
The two tiers where fee actually differs by college and branch (Section 2 covers why). Figures below are the latest annual tuition we could verify per named college, 2025-26 where the college has published it. Click a college group to expand.
Deemed-university fees keep climbing: 46 of India's 62 deemed-university medical colleges now charge over ₹1 crore total for the MBBS course alone (up from 38 the year before) — MD/MS fees at the same institutions have risen in step. Newly-deemed Tamil Nadu colleges saw the sharpest jumps (one college's total fee rose over 360% after gaining deemed status).
Gujarat approved a 7–12% fee hike across 19 MBBS and 10 MD/MS institutions for 2025-27. Uttar Pradesh's Subharti Medical College moved the opposite way, voluntarily cutting six non-clinical MD branches from ₹8.64L/yr to ₹0.50L/yr for 2025-26. Treat every figure below as a snapshot, not a permanent price — always confirm the current year's fee with the college's admission cell.
| Branch | Annual fee |
|---|---|
| Anatomy / Physiology | ₹0.75 L |
| Microbiology / Pharmacology | ₹2.0 L |
| Community Medicine | ₹3.0 L |
| Pathology | ₹11.0 L |
| Anaesthesia | ₹25.0 L |
| General Surgery / Orthopaedics | ₹40.0 L |
| General Medicine / Obs&Gyn | ₹50.0 L |
| Radiodiagnosis (highest) | ₹76.0 L |
College's own published fee page NRI seats ~US$90,000/yr for select specialties; monthly stipend ₹56,010.
| College | Top branch annual fee |
|---|---|
| FH Medical College & Hospital, Agra | ₹42.5 L (Radiodiagnosis/Dermatology) |
| Integral Institute of Medical Sciences, Lucknow | ₹41.95 L |
| Era's Lucknow Medical College | ₹39.95 L |
| Teerthanker Mahaveer Medical College, Moradabad | ₹39.90 L |
| T.S. Misra Medical College, Lucknow | ~₹21.64 L (flat figure reported) |
| Hind Institute of Medical Sciences, Barabanki | ₹9.71 – 25.25 L range |
Consultancy-aggregated · Includes 3-year totals of up to ~₹1.45 crore at the priciest UP private colleges once hostel/miscellaneous charges are added.
| Branch | Annual fee |
|---|---|
| Pharmacology / Biochemistry | ₹5 L |
| Anatomy / Physiology | ₹6 L |
| Pathology | ₹16 L |
| Anaesthesiology | ₹29 L |
| General Surgery / Obs&Gyn (MS) | ₹38 L |
| General Medicine / Paediatrics | ₹40 L |
| Orthopaedics (MS) | ₹45 L |
| Dermatology | ₹45 L |
| Radiodiagnosis (highest) | ₹50 L |
College's own published fee PDF Full official branch table — the most granular, most current source in this dataset.
| College | MD/MS range |
|---|---|
| Believers Church Medical College, Thiruvalla | ₹10.5 – 16.7 L |
| Pushpagiri Institute of Medical Sciences, Thiruvalla | ₹10.8 – 17.35 L |
Consultancy-aggregated
| Branch | Annual fee |
|---|---|
| Anatomy / Physiology / Biochemistry | ₹5 L |
| Pharmacology / Microbiology | ₹8 L |
| Community Med. / Forensic Med. | ₹12 L |
| Pathology | ₹20 L |
| ENT (MS) | ₹20 L |
| Anaesthesiology | ₹25 L |
| Ophthalmology (MS) | ₹28 L |
| Paediatrics | ₹32 L |
| General Surgery / Orthopaedics (MS) | ₹32 – 35 L |
| General Medicine | ₹35 L |
| Obs&Gyn (MS) | ₹38 L |
| Dermatology | ₹42 L |
| Radiodiagnosis (highest) | ₹45 L |
Consultancy-aggregated from college notification Hostel adds ~₹1.2 L/yr.
| Branch group | Tuition (1st yr) |
|---|---|
| Anatomy / Forensic Medicine | ₹3.65 L |
| Emergency Med. / Ophthalmology (MS) | ₹16.42 L |
| General Medicine | ₹17.30 L |
| Dermatology / Paediatrics / Orthopaedics (MS) | ₹17.78 L |
| Radiodiagnosis (highest) | ₹21.07 L |
College's own official circular Paid in 3 annual installments; figures shown are tuition only, excluding the separate "other fees" component (roughly 55-60% on top). See Section 2 for KMC Manipal's full branch table.
| Branch | Annual fee |
|---|---|
| Anatomy / Physiology / Biochemistry | ₹7.15 L |
| Pharmacology / Microbiology | ₹8.25 L |
| Community Medicine / Forensic Medicine | ₹9.90 L |
| Pathology | ₹16.50 L |
| Anaesthesiology / Psychiatry | ₹22.0 – 22.55 L |
| General Surgery (MS) | ₹29.15 L |
| Paediatrics | ₹31.35 L |
| TB & Respiratory Diseases | ₹29.70 L |
| General Medicine | ₹34.10 L |
| ENT (MS) | ₹24.20 L |
| Obs&Gyn / Ophthalmology (MS) | ₹34.10 – 34.65 L |
| Orthopaedics (MS) | ₹36.30 L |
| Dermatology / Radiodiagnosis (highest) | ₹38.50 L |
College's own published fee structure Jain-minority quota seats run roughly 10% lower across all branches.
| College | Annual fee (approx.) |
|---|---|
| GCS Medical College, Ahmedabad | ₹18.16 L (flat) |
| AMC MET Medical College, Ahmedabad — govt candidates | ₹10.83 L |
| AMC MET Medical College, Ahmedabad — management | ₹28.75 L |
Consultancy-aggregated
| Branch | Annual fee |
|---|---|
| Pre/para-clinical branches | ₹2.68 – 4.0 L |
| Psychiatry | ₹23.12 L |
| Anaesthesiology | ₹25.0 L |
| Emergency Medicine | ₹27.5 L |
| ENT (MS) | ₹28.12 L |
| Ophthalmology (MS) | ₹30.12 L |
| General Surgery / Orthopaedics (MS) | ₹38.12 L |
| Paediatrics / Gen. Medicine / Obs&Gyn | ₹40.12 L |
| Dermatology / Radiodiagnosis (highest) | ₹42.0 L |
College's own published fee page
| College | Annual fee range |
|---|---|
| SRM Medical College, Kattankulathur | ₹35 – 50 L (3-yr totals run ₹1.05 – 1.5 Cr) |
| Sri Ramachandra, Chennai | ₹5 – 32 L reported (older/aggregate figures — confirm current) |
| Saveetha Medical College, Chennai | ₹0.5 – 40 L |
| Meenakshi Medical College, Kanchipuram | ₹1 – 50 L |
| Chettinad Academy, Kelambakkam | ₹3 – 48 L |
| Aarupadai Veedu Medical College, Puducherry | ₹4 – 50 L (NRI up to $230,000) |
| MGMCRI, Puducherry | ₹1 – 50 L (NRI $60,000–75,000) |
| Sri Manakula Vinayagar, Puducherry — govt/mgmt quota | ₹6.55 – 23.95 L |
Consultancy-aggregated · Several TN deemed colleges are now among the ~46 nationally charging over ₹1 crore total for MBBS — their MD/MS fees have risen in step; treat the low ends of these ranges cautiously and confirm branch-specific figures with the college.
| Branch | Annual fee |
|---|---|
| Pre-clinical | ₹10.0 L (NRI $30,000) |
| Pathology | ₹16.28 L (NRI $60,000) |
| Surgical branches (Gen. Surgery/Obs&Gyn/Ortho) | ₹30.68 – 34.03 L (NRI $90,405–121,275) |
| Gen. Medicine / Paediatrics | ₹34.03 – 35.65 L (NRI $104,740–127,050) |
| Radiology / Dermatology (highest) | ₹42.45 L (NRI $138,600) |
Consultancy-aggregated from college notification
| College | Range |
|---|---|
| Krishna Institute of Medical Sciences, Karad | ₹1 – 35 L (NRI $100,000–120,000) |
| Datta Meghe/JNMC, Sawangi (Wardha) | ₹3.75 – 49 L (top branches ~₹1.4 Cr total, 3-yr) |
Consultancy-aggregated · Recent fee-revision news: SMBT Igatpuri MD/MS moved ₹16.34L→₹18.30L; Smt. Kashibai Navale, Pune ₹14.24L→₹15.66L (2025-26 → 2026-27); Terna and MIMER held flat around ₹9L.
| Branch | Annual fee |
|---|---|
| Physiology / Biochemistry | ₹2.3 L |
| Pathology | ₹17.95 L |
| Anaesthesiology / ENT | ₹20.95 L |
| General Surgery / Psychiatry | ₹28.95 L |
| Gen. Medicine / Orthopaedics / Obs&Gyn / Paediatrics | ₹33.95 L |
| Radiodiagnosis (highest) | ₹44.95 L |
Consultancy-aggregated
| Branch | Annual fee |
|---|---|
| Non-clinical (Anatomy, Biochem, Comm. Med., Micro, Pharma, Physio, Forensic Med.) | ₹9.07 L |
| Pathology | ₹8.74 L |
| Other clinical (Anaesth., Surgery, Ortho, Paeds, Psych., Resp. Med., Ophtha, ENT, Emergency Med.) | ₹19.40 L |
| Gen. Medicine / Obs&Gyn | ₹20.31 L |
| Radiodiagnosis / Dermatology (highest) | ₹21.62 L |
College's own published fee page
NEET PG is scored out of 800 (200 MCQs, +4/−1). The qualifying cutoff is the minimum percentile you need just to be eligible for counselling. The closing rank (what this page calls the "last cutoff") is a completely different number — the rank of the last candidate actually admitted to a specific seat, which only shows up after counselling ends. A branch/college/category can qualify thousands of candidates and still only admit down to a much tighter rank.
| Category | Standard (Round 1–2) | Reduced for Round 3 |
|---|---|---|
| General / EWS | 50th percentile | 7th percentile (103 marks/800) |
| General PwBD | 45th percentile | 5th percentile (90 marks/800) |
| SC / ST / OBC | 40th percentile | 0 percentile (−40 marks/800) |
MCC relaxed the qualifying cutoff sharply before Round 3, 2025, to fill seats that were going vacant after Rounds 1–2 — one reason 2025 closing ranks reach deeper into the merit list than in a typical year.
MCC doesn't publish one "AIQ closing rank" — it's inherently branch-specific, since a seat in a less-competitive branch fills last. Below: the tightest branches (Round 1) and the loosest branch, Anatomy (Round 2, the effective floor of each category's merit list).
| Branch | Open | OBC | SC | ST |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dermatology | 2,725 | 5,653 | 12,811 | 25,808 |
| Radio-Diagnosis | 2,920 | 3,936 | 9,941 | 17,238 |
| General Medicine | 3,822 | 6,301 | 17,908 | 33,062 |
| Category | Closing rank |
|---|---|
| Open / UR | 1,14,364 |
| EWS | 1,12,763 |
| OBC | 1,36,606 |
| SC | 1,36,069 |
| ST | 1,22,647 (Microbiology) |
By the final (3rd/stray) round, MCC allotment had worked through the overall AIQ list to roughly rank 2,30,000 across all categories combined (Round 3 was not broken out by category in any source found). Consultancy-aggregated.
Click a state to expand it. Figures are the closing rank (lower = more competitive) for government MD/MS seats in that state's own counselling, by category, for the branches each source actually reported — most states report a spread from a high-value clinical branch down to the least-competitive branch, so both ends are shown where available. Tap a state name to open it.
| Category | Closing rank | Closing marks |
|---|---|---|
| General | 1,37,849 | 236 |
| EWS | 1,15,201 | 276 |
| SEBC | 1,37,179 | 237 |
| SC | 1,37,849 | 236 |
| ST | 1,37,767 | 236 |
| PwD | 1,29,596 | 250 |
Official portal data, via news report — overall closing rank, not branch-split. Round 2, not final round.
| Category | Gen. Medicine | Dermatology | Paediatrics | Radio-Diagnosis |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Open (OPN) | 24,433 | 13,973 | 28,201 | 24,932 |
| SEBC | 39,827 | 28,231 | 43,455 | 28,072 |
| SC | 40,375 | — | 44,433 | 29,258 |
| ST | 81,387 | 76,021 | 89,735 | 57,904 |
| Management quota (unreserved) | 43,283 | 29,123 | 51,514 | — |
| NRI quota | 1,04,361 | — | 78,961 | — |
Consultancy-aggregated · No deemed university headquartered in Gujarat reports a separate closing rank — deemed-university seats are filled through the national MCC pool (see All India Quota, above, and the Fee Structure section).
| Category | Gen. Medicine | Dermatology | Radio-Diagnosis |
|---|---|---|---|
| Open | 5,070 | 3,377 | 2,890 |
| EWS | 6,855 | 4,069 | 3,103 |
| OBC | 7,629 | 4,142 | — |
| SEBC | 5,818 | 7,208 | 3,352 |
| SC | 21,459 | 8,738 | — |
| ST | 30,852 | 27,171 | 25,608 |
Consultancy-aggregated
| Category | Gen. Medicine | Dermatology | Radio-Diagnosis |
|---|---|---|---|
| Open | 20,959 | 14,552 | 16,557 |
| OBC | 23,814 | 39,986 | 16,944 |
| SC | 41,354 | 28,932 | 24,576 |
| ST | 1,43,659 | 73,662 | 45,696 |
| Management quota (all-category) | 1,41,160 | 1,29,445 | 1,10,377 |
| NRI quota | 1,63,112 | 1,68,203 | 1,67,800 |
Consultancy-aggregated · Deemed universities headquartered in Maharashtra (DY Patil, Bharati Vidyapeeth, Datta Meghe/JNMC Wardha, KIMS Karad) fill seats through the national MCC pool, not this state list — see Fee Structure section for their branch-wise fees.
| Category | Radio-Diagnosis | Gen. Medicine | Least-competitive branch |
|---|---|---|---|
| UR | 846 | 4,588 | 75,918 (SPM) |
| EWS | 879 | 6,304 | 1,07,904 (SPM) |
| OBC/BC | 2,075 | 6,884 | 1,15,690 (SPM) |
| SC | — | 24,359 | 1,27,861 (SPM) |
| ST | — | 36,660 | 39,732 (Paediatrics) |
Consultancy-aggregated SPM = Social & Preventive Medicine.
| Fee tier | Gen. Medicine | Dermatology | Radio-Diagnosis | Orthopaedics |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Under ₹31L/yr colleges | 45,250 | 40,681 | 27,652 | 76,113 |
| Above ₹26L/yr colleges | 55,929 | 44,808 | 34,207 | — |
| Minority (Muslim) seats | 73,424 | 67,672 | 57,747 | — |
| Minority (Jain) seats | 83,103 | 48,517 | 51,077 | — |
Consultancy-aggregated · UR/open category only — OBC/SC/ST rows for UP private colleges weren't available in a usable form. Deemed universities in UP (Santosh Ghaziabad, T.S. Misra, Subharti) are covered in the Fee Structure section.
| Category | Dermatology | Radio-Diagnosis | Gen. Medicine | Orthopaedics |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| UR | 3,185 | 3,500 | 5,031 | 14,906 |
| EWS | — | 15,014 | 8,606 | — |
| OBC-A | — | 4,729 | 6,216 | — |
| OBC-B | — | 9,141 | 10,280 | 15,552 |
| SC | 11,409 | 17,775 | 31,289 | — |
| ST | — | 53,669 | 39,605 | 28,004 |
Consultancy-aggregated
| Quota | 2022 | 2023 | 2024 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Govt quota, UR (Gen. Medicine) | 14,616 | 17,223 | 78,810 |
| Govt quota, EWS (Gen. Medicine) | 7,113 | 13,240 | 1,05,305 |
| Management quota (all branches) | 55,004 | 48,536 | 14,897 – 1,73,148 |
Consultancy-aggregated · Management-quota rank moved sharply between years — treat as a wide planning range, not a precise figure, and confirm with the specific college. No individual private-college names could be matched to these ranks.
| Category | Tightest branch | Loosest branch |
|---|---|---|
| UR-Gen | 3,075 (Radio-Diagnosis) | 23,471 (ENT) |
| EWS-Gen | 1,542 (Radio-Diagnosis) | 36,717 (Anaesthesia) |
| BC-Gen | 1,738 (Radio-Diagnosis) | 38,401 (Ophthalmology) |
| SC-Gen | 4,953 (Radio-Diagnosis) | 1,08,289 (Pathology) |
| ST-Gen | 87,254 (General Surgery) — limited data | |
Consultancy-aggregated
| Branch | UR | SC | ST |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dermatology | 1,301 | 9,668 | 12,121 |
| Radio-Diagnosis | 1,677 | — | — |
| General Medicine | 2,517 | — | — |
| Paediatrics | 4,148 | — | — |
| Orthopaedics | 4,951 | — | — |
| Pathology (loosest) | 28,950 | 65,932 | 73,244 |
Consultancy-aggregated · Oldest dataset on this page (2023) — treat as directional only.
| Category | Example branch | Closing rank | Marks |
|---|---|---|---|
| UR | Dermatology | 1,296 | 620 |
| EWS | Radio-Diagnosis | 6,016 | 565 |
| OBC | General Medicine | 5,309 | 570 |
| SC | Radio-Diagnosis | 12,417 | 510 |
| ST | Radio-Diagnosis | 35,012 | 510 |
Consultancy-aggregated · One example branch per category only (source did not give a full grid); oldest-but-one dataset (2023).
| Category | Radio-Diagnosis | Gen. Medicine | Dermatology | Loosest branch |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| General/UR | 15,903 | 34,111 | 43,926 | 1,53,176 (Pathology) |
| OBC | 17,575 | 51,899 | 37,160 | 1,93,099 (Radiotherapy) |
| SC | 51,848 | 1,54,542 | 98,831 | 1,97,551 (Anaesthesiology) |
| ST | 1,09,585 | 89,396 | 1,09,945 | 1,89,753 (Pathology) |
Consultancy-aggregated · Deemed universities in MP (People's University Bhopal, RD Gardi Ujjain) are covered in the Fee Structure section.
| Category | Tightest branch | Loosest branch |
|---|---|---|
| General (GM) | 1,640 (Respiratory Med.) | 90,360 (ENT) |
| 2BG | 2,490 (Gen. Surgery) | — |
| 2AG | — | 78,775 (ENT) |
| SC (SCG) | 10,282 (Radio-Diagnosis) | 1,92,353 (Pathology) |
| ST (STG) | 1,029 (Respiratory Med.) | 1,86,975 (OBG) |
Consultancy-aggregated · Karnataka's own reservation categories (1G/2AG/2BG/3AG/3BG) don't map 1:1 to the Gen/OBC/SC/ST/EWS scheme used elsewhere on this page. Oldest dataset here (2023).
| Category | Range |
|---|---|
| General (GM) | 5,839 – 1,99,452 |
| SC (SCG) | 25,295 – 1,69,318 |
| ST (STG) | 30,650 – 1,95,549 |
| Karnataka-domicile management (GMP) | 42,556 – 1,99,080 |
| Non-domicile (OPN) | 10,807 – 1,78,753 |
| Management quota (unreserved) | 1,38,363 – 1,90,286 |
Consultancy-aggregated · Deemed universities based in Karnataka (KMC Manipal/Mangalore, JSS Mysuru, MAHE) fill seats through the national MCC pool — see the Fee Structure section for their branch-wise fees and closing-rank examples.
| Category | Radio-Diagnosis | Gen. Medicine | Paediatrics | Other |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| UR | 1,674 | 3,722 | 7,158 | — |
| EWS | 3,474 | — | 8,490 | 30,369 (Anaesthesia) |
| BC | 4,960 | 38,053 | — | 23,664 (Gen. Surgery) |
| SC | 11,900 | 17,191 | — | 38,438 (Dermatology) |
Consultancy-aggregated · Oldest dataset on this page (2023).
| Quota | Radio-Diagnosis | Gen. Medicine | OBG | Paediatrics |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Govt quota (in private colleges) | 818 | 3,104 | 8,591 | 7,841 |
| Management quota | 1,182 | 2,039 | 4,948 | 6,108 |
Consultancy-aggregated · Named-college examples (Open category, 2023): Christian Medical College Ludhiana — Gen. Medicine 4,140; Adesh Medical College Bathinda — Dermatology 19,479; SGRD Amritsar (Sikh minority quota) — Gen. Medicine 22,017.
| Category | Tightest rank (marks) | Loosest rank (marks) |
|---|---|---|
| SC | 1,209 (622) | 35,918 (440) |
| ST | 37,810 (434) | 1,55,937 (198) |
Consultancy-aggregated · This table only broke out SC/ST for 2023; General/OBC/EWS figures for government colleges weren't available in a usable form for this page.
| Code | What it means | Range |
|---|---|---|
| AC | General/Open | 14,525 – 38,760 |
| SM | Syrian Malabar Catholic minority | 9,048 – 1,58,437 |
| BH | Believers Church minority | 3,892 – 1,04,882 |
| MM | Muslim minority | 13,025 – 65,133 |
| MU | Muslim minority (alt. trust) | 8,575 – 1,10,429 |
| NR | NRI | 42,651 – 1,01,902 |
Consultancy-aggregated · Kerala's private-college quota system runs on trust/community codes rather than the Gen/OBC/SC/ST/EWS scheme. Amrita Kochi (deemed university) is covered in the Fee Structure section.
| Programme | Category | Closing rank |
|---|---|---|
| MD | General | 1,08,557 |
| MD | EWS | 76,729 |
| MD | SC | 1,20,869 |
| MS | General | 43,883 |
| MS | SC | 62,916 |
Consultancy-aggregated · One flagship college (PGIMS Rohtak), not a statewide figure; OBC/ST not reported by the source. Overall MD range across all branches/categories: 532–1,33,509; overall MS range: 3,386–1,22,112.
| College | Closing rank | Closing marks |
|---|---|---|
| Government Medical College, Kadapa | 17,463 | 525 |
| Kurnool Medical College | 37,609 | 461 |
| Government Medical College, Ongole | 1,14,230 | 278 |
| Government Medical College, Anantapur | 2,13,135 | 105 |
| Andhra Medical College, Visakhapatnam | 2,23,047 | 74 |
| Siddhartha Medical College, Vijayawada | 2,28,375 | 40 |
Official NTRUHS data, via news report · College-wide overall closing rank (all categories/branches blended) — NTRUHS's own report did not break this down by category.
| Category | AU region | SVU region |
|---|---|---|
| Open-General | 10,121 – 63,999 | 2,078 – 37,761 |
| Open-Female | 10,802 – 42,030 | 13,132 – 50,843 |
| BC-B General | 649 – 3,49,920 | 2,034 – 29,529 |
Consultancy-aggregated · Management quota (2024): domicile 25,162–78,594, non-domicile 19,088–51,051. AU/SVU are Andhra Pradesh's two regional counselling zones (Andhra University and Sri Venkateswara University); no individual college names were attached to these ranges by the source.
| Branch | Open | OBC | SC | ST |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| General Medicine | 36,555 | 42,394 | 57,290 | 59,790 |
| Anatomy (loosest) | 80,959 | 90,530 | 1,27,913 | — |
Caution — AIQ quota only This is the 15% All India Quota allotment at Tamil Nadu-located colleges, not Tamil Nadu's own state Selection Committee quota (which uses OC/BC/BCM/MBC/SC/SCA/ST categories). Genuine TN state-quota 2025 closing ranks were not found in a usable form for this page.
| Category | Range |
|---|---|
| General | 1,56,998 (Emergency Med.) – 1,94,390 (Gen. Medicine) |
| EWS | 82,550 (Anaesthesia) – 88,426 (Gen. Medicine) |
| OBC | 1,89,967 (Gen. Medicine) – 1,90,976 (Anaesthesia) |
| SC | 1,36,929 (Gen. Medicine) – 1,79,595 (Gen. Surgery) |
| ST | 1,12,718 (Gen. Surgery) |
Consultancy-aggregated · Management quota (General category only): Gen. Medicine 1,90,682; Orthopaedics 1,67,333; Psychiatry 1,07,100. No pure government-medical-college (non-private) closing rank for Rajasthan was found in a usable, verifiable form for this page — Rajasthan's Fee Regulatory Committee three-tier fee structure (Pre-clinical ₹2L / Para-clinical ₹6L / Clinical ₹32.5L per year) is covered in Section 2 above.
| Category | Radio-Diagnosis | Gen. Medicine | Dermatology | Paediatrics |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Open | 16,198 (9,483) | 16,286 (14,311) | 17,058 (16,523) | 22,912 (13,880) |
| OBC/BCB | 13,805 | 18,236 | 33,285 | — |
| SC | 35,189 | 36,744 | 43,276 | 45,205 |
| ST | 54,172 | 85,508 | 90,903 | 77,977 |
Consultancy-aggregated · No government-college or deemed-university closing rank was found for Telangana in a usable form for this page. Osmania Medical College and Gandhi Medical College are government colleges but a category-wise table wasn't available.
| Category | Gen. Medicine | Orthopaedics | Anaesthesiology | Loosest branch |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| General | 2,878 | 9,413 | 25,796 | 1,24,060 (Anatomy) |
| OBC | 7,943 | 17,121 | — | 1,01,949 (Microbiology) |
| SC | — | — | 42,856 | 54,917 (Pathology) |
| ST | — | — | 65,120 | — |
| EWS | — | — | — | 1,23,432 (Pharmacology) |
Official portal data, via aggregator · Dr. RPGMC Tanda (Kangra) is HP's other main government college — its overall MD General-category rank moved 58,112 (2022) → 1,50,692 (2023) → 1,10,385 (2024) → 67,218 (2025), showing how much a single college can swing year to year.
| Quota | Gen. Medicine | Radio-Diagnosis | Dermatology |
|---|---|---|---|
| State quota (General) | 45,499 | 26,790 | 45,955 |
| Management quota (General) | 45,998 | — | — |
| NRI quota | 1,36,473 | 1,08,947 | — |
Consultancy-aggregated · MM Solan 2025-26 fees (annual): Gen. Medicine ₹28.99L, Radio-Diagnosis ₹33.40L, Dermatology ₹31.88L, Pathology ₹15.95L; NRI ₹50.1–66.8L. Himachal Pradesh has no UGC-deemed medical university.
| Category | 2022 | 2023 | 2024 |
|---|---|---|---|
| General | 54,988 | 1,30,857 | 1,20,921 |
| EWS | 41,788 | 67,216 | 1,20,708 |
| OBC | 1,05,278 | 1,64,060 | 1,76,252 |
| SC | 56,003 | 1,03,063 | 1,51,347 |
| ST | 1,07,132 | 1,62,609 | 1,42,215 |
Consultancy-aggregated · Program-level (MD/MS combined), not branch-split. GMC Srinagar's General-category MD rank moved 79,425 (2024) → 52,695 (2025); its OBC/SC/EWS ranks all moved the other way, deeper into the list, over the same period.
| Branch | 2022 | 2023 | 2024 |
|---|---|---|---|
| General Medicine | 12,142 | 4,007 | 9,015 |
| Orthopaedics | 26,095 | 11,572 | — |
| Paediatrics | 17,103 | — | 9,326 |
| Pathology | 83,218 | 75,434 | 89,287 |
Consultancy-aggregated · Two government colleges bundled together by the source, not split individually; AIIMS Rishikesh is also a government institution in the state but its seats run through the separate central INI-CET counselling, not this table.
| Quota | Gen. Medicine | Radio-Diagnosis | Dermatology |
|---|---|---|---|
| State quota | 31,716 | 12,536 | 25,374 |
| Management quota | 30,118 | 18,429 | 21,816 |
Consultancy-aggregated · HIMS Dehradun / SGRR Dehradun 2025-26 fees run up to ₹30–32L/yr for top clinical branches (NRI ₹42.6–61L/yr); no UGC-deemed medical university exists in Uttarakhand — both are state private universities.
Each state below has its own dedicated page with the complete government, private-college and deemed-university closing-rank picture plus that state's own fee data — more detail than fits in the panels above.
Govt, private & deemed (KMC, JSS) cutoffs and fees.
State pageGovt, private & deemed (DY Patil, BVP) cutoffs and fees.
State pageGovt & private-college cutoffs and fees.
State pagePGIMS Rohtak cutoffs; MM Ambala (deemed) fees.
State pageIGMC Shimla, RPGMC Tanda & MM Solan cutoffs and fees.
State pagePrivate-college cutoffs; FRC 3-tier fee structure.
State pageGovt, private & deemed (Santosh, Era's) cutoffs and fees.
State pageGovt, private & deemed (People's) cutoffs and fees.
State pageAIQ cutoffs; SRM, Sri Ramachandra, VMKV (deemed) fees.
State pageGovt, private & Amrita Kochi (deemed) cutoffs and fees.
State pageGovernment-college closing ranks by category.
State pageGovt & private-college (AU/SVU) cutoffs and fees.
State pageGMC Jammu & Srinagar government closing ranks.
State pageGovt & private-college cutoffs; HIMS/SGRR fees.
State pagePrivate-college closing ranks by category.
The questions we hear most often from students and parents planning a NEET PG MD/MS admission. Tap a question to expand it.
Nominal — typically ₹8,000 to ₹1.6 lakh per year in tuition at state government colleges, and just ₹2,000–₹6,000 per year at INI-CET institutes such as AIIMS, PGIMER, JIPMER and NIMHANS. Unlike private colleges, the fee stays flat across branches — an MD Radiodiagnosis seat costs the same as an MD Anatomy seat. See Section 1 above.
It depends heavily on the branch. Pre-clinical branches like Anatomy and Physiology can run ₹3–7 lakh a year, while high-value clinical branches — Radiodiagnosis, Dermatology, Orthopaedics — at the very same college often cost ₹28–76 lakh a year. See Section 3 for named-college examples across states.
The qualifying cutoff is just the minimum percentile needed to sit for counselling (50th percentile for General, 40th for SC/ST/OBC in Rounds 1–2, relaxed to 7th/0th percentile for Round 3 in 2025). The closing rank — what this page calls the "last cutoff" — is the rank of the last candidate actually admitted to a specific seat, branch and category, and is a far more specific, much tighter number. See Section 4.
Radiodiagnosis and Dermatology are consistently the costliest clinical branches across nearly every private and deemed college covered on this page, usually followed by Orthopaedics and General Medicine — often 5–10× the fee of a pre-clinical branch at the same institution. See Section 2.
Yes, substantially. A state-quota (government-allotted) seat inside a private college typically costs a fraction of a management- or NRI-quota seat in the exact same branch at the exact same college — often 3–10× less.
No. Deemed universities across India fill their MD/MS seats through the single national MCC counselling pool, not through any individual state's counselling process, so their closing ranks are reported at the national/All India Quota level rather than state by state. See Section 5.
A caution/security deposit (commonly ₹50,000–₹3,00,000 at private and deemed colleges, partly refundable), hostel and mess charges (nominal at government colleges, ₹2–4 lakh a year at some deemed universities), and — at a few private universities — a service or residency bond clause worth ₹20–25 lakh if you don't complete a mandatory post-PG bond period.
The All India Quota (AIQ), run by MCC, covers 50% of government college seats plus all deemed-university seats nationwide. The remaining state-quota seats are counselled separately by each state's own DME/DGHS/DMER body, often using that state's own reservation categories rather than the standard General/OBC/SC/ST/EWS scheme.
Based on the state-wise data on this page, government colleges in Karnataka, Himachal Pradesh, Gujarat and Odisha showed some of the tightest closing ranks for high-demand branches like Radiodiagnosis, Dermatology and Respiratory Medicine in the General category — several closed under rank 3,000. See Section 6 for the full state-by-state table.
For cutoffs — MCC's official portal (mcc.nic.in) for AIQ and deemed-university seats, or your state's DME/DGHS/DMER counselling website for state-quota seats. For fees — the specific college's own admission cell or prospectus, since India has no single central PG-fee regulator. See Methodology below for how the data on this page was compiled.
No official body — not MCC, not any state DME/DGHS — publishes a clean "closing rank by category" summary table. They release raw, candidate-wise allotment PDFs running to thousands of rows. Every closing-rank figure on this page is therefore drawn from secondary sources — education-consultancy sites and news coverage — that compiled those official PDFs into readable tables. We've marked which figures trace to an official portal via a news report (Official, via report) versus a consultancy aggregation (Consultancy-aggregated), and labelled every table with its year and round, because these numbers move round to round and year to year.
Fee figures carry the same caveat: India has no central PG-fee regulator, aggregator sites disagree with each other on the same college (we flag this where it happened, e.g. KMC Manipal), and colleges revise fees most academic years. Treat every number here as a planning range, verify the specific college/branch/year against the college's own prospectus or admission cell before paying anything, and confirm current-cycle cutoffs directly with MCC (mcc.nic.in) or the relevant state counselling authority before finalising a choice.
Two quota types sit above the regular state/AIQ merit list at nearly every private and deemed college covered on this page — priced highest, and governed by different eligibility rules than the general category. Here's what typically applies; always confirm the specific college's and state's current rules before you commit.
For NRI/OCI/PIO candidates themselves, or a candidate sponsored by a "first-degree relative" (commonly a parent, sibling or spouse) who is an NRI. The candidate must still clear the NEET PG qualifying cutoff — there's no separate, easier exam for this quota. Sponsorship typically needs a notarised affidavit, proof of relationship, and the sponsor's passport/visa (embassy attestation in some states). NRI seats are commonly capped around 15% of a private or deemed college's total seats; unfilled NRI seats often revert to the management pool.
Seats a private college's management allots directly, rather than through the state's merit-only list — though most states still require registration on the centralised counselling portal for these seats. Eligibility is the same NEET PG qualifying cutoff as any other candidate. Most states don't publish a separate closing-rank list for management quota; allotment depends on seat availability and the college's own process, which is why the ranks in the table below read looser (higher number, less competitive) than the general list at the same college.
NRI-quota eligibility (who counts as a "first-degree relative", which documents are accepted, whether foreign nationals qualify on their own) differs between states and even between colleges in the same state. Some states route NRI quota through the centralised counselling authority; others leave it entirely to the college. Always get the current year's eligibility circular from the specific college's admission office, or from your state's DME/DGHS/DMER, before assuming you qualify.
| College | NRI annual fee |
|---|---|
| Santosh Deemed University, Ghaziabad (Uttar Pradesh) | ~US$90,000/yr (select specialties) |
| Aarupadai Veedu Medical College, Puducherry | Up to US$230,000/yr |
| MGMCRI, Puducherry | US$60,000 – 75,000/yr |
| Bharati Vidyapeeth Medical College, Pune (highest branch) | US$138,600/yr |
| Krishna Institute of Medical Sciences, Karad (Maharashtra) | US$100,000 – 120,000/yr |
| MM Medical College, Solan (Himachal Pradesh) | ₹50.1 – 66.8 L/yr |
| HIMS / SGRR, Dehradun (Uttarakhand) | ₹42.6 – 61 L/yr |
Consultancy-aggregated · Figures repeated from the Fee Structure and state-cutoff sections above — see those sections for full branch-wise breakdowns.
| State | Category note | Closing rank |
|---|---|---|
| Gujarat | Unreserved, private colleges, 2024 (Gen. Medicine / Dermatology / Paediatrics) | 43,283 / 29,123 / 51,514 |
| Maharashtra | All-category, private colleges, 2024 (Gen. Medicine / Dermatology / Radio-Diagnosis) | 1,41,160 / 1,29,445 / 1,10,377 |
| Karnataka | Karnataka-domicile management (GMP), 2023, range across branches | 1,38,363 – 1,90,286 |
| West Bengal | All branches, private colleges, 2024, range across branches | 14,897 – 1,73,148 |
| Rajasthan | General category only, 2024 (Gen. Medicine / Orthopaedics / Psychiatry) | 1,90,682 / 1,67,333 / 1,07,100 |
| Himachal Pradesh | MM Solan, General category, 2024 (Gen. Medicine) | 45,998 |
Consultancy-aggregated · Same figures as their respective state panels in Section 6 — shown together here for a quick NRI/management comparison.
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