Deemed Universities MBBS Fees 2021, Medical Colleges go for a hefty Fee Hike this year.

Medical aspirants must be aware of the Deemed Universities MBBS fees while registering in the counselling sessions for admission through All India Counselling after NEET Result. This is essential for them to know since Deemed University fee structure for MBBS 2021 in India is relatively high as compared to private medical and dental colleges.

The Kasturba Medical College at Manipal will charge nothing less than Rs 17.70 Lakh/year to train the student to become a doctor. Previously the fee for MBBS course was 14.40 Lakh/Year. Manipal have 3 campuses Kasturba Medical College, Manipal, Kasturba Medical College, Mangalore and MANIPAL TATA Medical College, Jamshedpur known as KMC, are three private medical colleges in coastal Karnataka and Jharkhand.

The Dr D Y Patil Deemed University’s medical college in Pune will charge Rs. 1 Crore 30 lakh for entire course, while Bharati Vidyapeeth deemed university will charge Rs 1 Crore 12 lakh for its MBBS course. For instance, at Sri Ramachandra University in Chennai, the annual tuition fee in 2020 was Rs 24 lakh/Year this year in 2021 students have to pay Rs 25 Lakh/Year.

The Hamdard Institute of Medical Sciences and Research, New Delhi, this year fee will be increased Rs. 2 Lakh per year by institute now this year fee will be Rs 16 Lakh/Year and Rs. 4.5 Lakh additional charge. Adesh Medical College and Hospital, Haryana will charge around 80 Lakh for entire course.

Deemed University MBBS Admission procedure 2021:

The procedure of admission for deemed university into MBBS course is mentioned in the points that follow:

# All the seats of MBBS in deemed universities are filled on the basis of counselling conducted by Directorate General of Health Sciences (DGHS) on behalf of Medical Counselling Committee (MCC)

# Candidates who qualify NEET 2021 with the minimum qualifying percentile will be eligible for deemed University admission.

# There will be two rounds of counselling for deemed universities followed by mop-up round if seats remain vacant