Table of Contents

1.  Andhra Pradesh MBBS Fee Hike 2026-27 
2.  Revised MBBS Fees 
3.  Revised BDS Fees 
4.  PG Medical and Dental Fee Hike 
5.  Super-Speciality Course Fees 
6.  Important Instructions for Students 
7.  Key Takeaway 

Andhra Pradesh MBBS Fee Hike 2026-27

For the academic year 2026-27, private unaided medical colleges in Andhra Pradesh have revised their MBBS tuition fees.

The annual Management Quota MBBS fee has increased from ₹13.20 lakh to ₹14.52 lakh, representing a 10% increase. For the NRI/Institutional Quota, the annual MBBS fee has increased from ₹39.60 lakh to ₹43.56 lakh.

Revised MBBS Fee Structure

Andhra Pradesh BDS Fees 2026-27

The government has also increased the tuition fees for BDS courses by 10%. The annual BDS fee under the Management Quota has increased from ₹4.40 lakh to ₹4.84 lakh, while the NRI/Institutional Quota fee has increased from ₹13.20 lakh to ₹14.52 lakh.

PG Medical and Dental Fees Also Increased

The Andhra Pradesh Government has increased tuition fees for postgraduate medical and dental courses by 15% for the academic year 2026-27.

The revised structure covers clinical degree, para-clinical degree and diploma courses under the Competent Authority, Management and NRI/Institutional quotas.

PG Clinical Degree Fee

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PG Dental Fees

The revised fee structure also covers postgraduate dental courses. The available fee details should be checked against the applicable government order before admission.

Super-Speciality Course Fees

The tuition fee for super-speciality medical courses has also been increased by 15% for the academic year 2026-27.

The annual fee has been revised from ₹17.25 lakh to ₹19.83 lakh at the five private medical colleges covered by the order.

Important Instructions for Students

The revised fee structure is applicable for the 2026-27 academic year and has been notified as an interim fee arrangement.

Private unaided medical and dental colleges have been instructed to collect only the prescribed fee and not demand any amount over and above the notified fee.

The interim fee will remain applicable until the final fee is determined by the competent authority. If the final fee is lower than the interim fee, the difference has to be refunded or adjusted as applicable.

Students should therefore carefully check the fee structure applicable to their course and quota before taking admission.

Important Points

• MBBS and BDS fees increased by 10%.
• PG medical and dental fees increased by 15%.
• Super-speciality fees increased by 15%.
• The revised fee structure is an interim arrangement for 2026-27.

Key Takeaway

The Andhra Pradesh private medical college fee structure for 2026-27 has been revised for undergraduate, postgraduate and super-speciality medical and dental courses.

For MBBS admissions, the revised annual Management Quota fee is ₹14.52 lakh, while the NRI/Institutional Quota fee is ₹43.56 lakh. For BDS, the corresponding revised fees are ₹4.84 lakh and ₹14.52 lakh.

The revised fee structure is an interim arrangement for the 2026-27 academic year. The final fee will be subject to the recommendations and directions of the competent authority.

Candidates planning admission to private unaided medical and dental colleges in Andhra Pradesh should check the applicable fee according to their course and quota before completing admission.