Gujarat MBBS and PG Medical College Fees Increased for 2025-27: Check Latest Government & Management Quota Fees

Ahmedabad, June 2025 — Medical education in Gujarat will be more expensive starting in the 2025-2026 academic year. The Fee Regulatory Committee of Gujarat has introduced a new fee structure for the MBBS and PG course for the 19 MBBS colleges and 10 MD/MS colleges in Gujarat. The new fees structure will be valid for two academic years (2025–2027).

Under the revised guidelines, students may pay 7% to 12% more in fees from the last academic cycle. This results in an increase of ₹1 lakh per annum for MBBS government quota seats, and of ₹1.5 lakh per annum for management quota seats.

MBBS Fee Hike in Gujarat 2025-26 & 2026-27

Medical students searching for admission to MBBS in the government quota in Gujarat will now pay fees in the range of ₹8.3 lakh to ₹11.20 lakh per year. Let's take a brief look:

• Lowest fee for locality quota MBBS -  ₹8.3 lakh - NHL Medical College, Ahmedabad

• Highest fee for locality quota MBBS -  ₹11.20 lakh - Parul Medical College, Karamsad Medical College 

The ranges for management quota MBBS seats is even higher:

• Lowest fee - ₹18.27 lakh - GCS Medical College

• Highest fee - ₹28.85 lakh - Narendra Modi Medical College

• NHL Medical College also has a very high amount of ₹28.70 lakh for management seats. 

Government Quota MBBS Fee (2025–2027)

 Management Quota MBBS Fee (2025–2027)

Gujarat MD/MS Medical Fee Hike: 2025-27

Postgraduate medical programs have risen dramatically in fees: 

• Govt Quota PG Seats: Increased ₹1 Lakh at ₹2.5 Lakh per annum 

• Management Quota PG Seats: Increased by ₹3 Lakh at ₹4 Lakh per annum 

Examples: 

• NHL Medical College PG Govt Quota fees ₹8.88 Lakh (previously ₹7.93 Lakh) 

• H M Patel Institute Govt Quota fees ₹21 Lakh (previously ₹20.28 Lakh) 

• NHL Medical College PG Management Quota fees ₹30.17 Lakh(previously ₹26.94 Lakh) 

• Surat Municipal Corporation Medical College PG seat with the highest fees. 41.61 Lakh/year. 

GMERS Colleges Fee Hike 

In 2024, GMERS Colleges raised tuition fees for the MBBS program for the state quota and all-India quota from ₹3.3 lakh to ₹5.5 lakh, a 66% hike. The management quota fee increased by 87% from ₹9.075 lakh to ₹17 lakh each year. As a result of immense protests from students and the medical community, the Gujarat government partially rolled back the GMERS fee structure at a later date.

NRI Quota MBBS Fees in Gujarat Also Increased

• The NRI MBBS seat fee rose from $22,000 to $25,000 per year, reflecting a 13% increase.
• The new NRI fee structure applies across various private medical colleges in Gujarat.

Why the Hike in Medical Fees?

The Fee Regulatory Committee indicated the fee increase is due to audits of the performance of the colleges. Of the increase, 7% accounts for inflation and 5% for increased administrative expenses, which means that the fee increase is from 8% inflation adjustment and 4.5 administrative expense and also calculating for across the board spending from colleges.  The Gujarat medical college fee increase for 2025-27 makes MBBS and PG medical education costs exponentially more for applying under the management quota. The application went on to advise aspirants to forecast their budget and keep track of any upgrade policy.

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