Kerala NEET PG 2025 counselling round 1 choice-filling open till November 12; bond policy, college fees
Suviral Shukla | November 7, 2025 | 10:38 AM IST | 2 mins read
The Kerala NEET PG 2025 counselling round 1 choice filling link can be accessed using the candidates’ application number and password.
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Try NowThe Kerala NEET PG 2025 counselling round 1 choice filling has been started by the office of the commissioner for entrance examination, Kerala. Eligible candidates for MD, MS, and DNB admissions can select their preferred colleges and courses for the Kerala NEET PG 2025 counselling round 1 through the official website at cee.kerala.gov.in before November 12 up to 5 pm.
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The Kerala NEET PG 2025 round 1 choice filling link can be accessed using the candidates’ application number and password.
The final allotment under the Kerala NEET PG 2025 counselling round 1 will be declared on November 15. Candidates who will be allotted colleges and courses should have to report to their respective institutes between November 17 and 20 until 4 pm.
“Candidates can submit their options according to their preference for course, college quota combinations in the option list. A candidate should give options for a course–college-quota combination only if he or she is certain to join the course and college under the chosen quota, if allotted,” according to the official notification.
Kerala NEET PG 2025 registration fees
Notably, candidates must register online for the Kerala NEET PG 2025 counselling for round 1 and any requests sent to the authority by post, fax or email will not be processed or considered for allotment, the notice reads.
The Kerala NEET PG 2025 counselling round 1 seat allotments will be made on the basis of the options exercised, the rank obtained, and the eligible reservations of the candidate.
A security deposit of Rs 10,000 must be paid at the time of Kerala NEET PG 2025 round 1 choice filling. While, Scheduled Caste (SC), Scheduled Tribe (ST), Other Eligible Communities (OEC) candidates will have to deport Rs 5,000.
“The security deposit will be refunded to eligible candidates after the completion of the entire counselling process. In the second phase of counselling, candidates will not have the facility for fresh option registration,” the authority said.
Kerala NEET PG 2025 Counselling: Participating colleges, fees
Candidates seeking to secure a medical seat at various government and private medical colleges across the state through the Kerala NEET PG 2025 counselling, can check the list of participating colleges and their fees from the table given below.
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College name |
Tuition fee |
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Govt.Medical College, Thiruvananthapuram |
Rs 57,890 |
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Govt.Medical College,Kottayam |
Rs 57,890 |
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Govt.MedicalCollege,Alappuzha |
Rs 57,890 |
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Govt.MedicalCollege,Thrissur |
Rs 57,890 |
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Govt.MedicalCollege,Kozhikode |
Rs 57,890 |
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Govt.MedicalCollege,Kannur |
Rs 57,890 |
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Govt.MedicalCollege,Ernakulam |
Rs 57,890 |
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Govt.MedicalCollege,Ernakulam |
Rs 57,890 |
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Govt.MedicalCollege,Manjeri |
Rs 57,890 |
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Govt.MedicalCollege,Palakkad |
Rs 57,890 |
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RCC, Thiruvananthapuram |
Rs 3,00,000 |
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Clinical (Rs.) |
Non Clinical (Rs) |
NRI (Rs.) |
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Amala IMC, Thrissur |
Rs 19,42,235 |
Rs 11,79,215 |
Rs 40,81,014 |
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Azeezia IMCR, Kollam |
Rs 19,42,235 |
Rs 11,79,215 |
Rs 40,81,014 |
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Al-Azhar Medical College, Thodupuzha |
Rs 19,42,235 |
Rs 11,79,215 |
Rs 40,81,014 |
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Dr.Somervell CSIMC, Karakonam |
Rs 19,42,235 |
Rs 11,79,215 |
Rs 40,81,014 |
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Dr.Moopens Medical College, Wayanad |
Rs 19,42,235 |
Rs 11,79,215 |
Rs 40,81,014 |
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Jubilee Mission Medical College, Thrissur |
Rs 19,42,235 |
Rs 11,79,215 |
Rs 40,81,014 |
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Pushpagiri IMS &RC,Thiruvalla |
Rs 19,42,235 |
Rs 11,79,215 |
Rs 40,81,014 |
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Malankara OSCMC, Kolencherry |
Rs 19,42,235 |
Rs 11,79,215 |
Rs 40,81,014 |
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MES MC, Malappuram |
Rs 19,42,235 |
Rs 11,79,215 |
Rs 40,81,014 |
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Sree Narayana IMS, Ernakulam |
Rs 18,36,456 |
Rs 11,14,992 |
Rs 40,81,014 |
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Travancore MC, Kollam |
Rs 19,42,235 |
Rs 11,79,215 |
Rs 40,81,014 |
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Believers Church MCH, Thiruvalla |
Rs 18,49,748 |
Rs 11,23,062 |
Rs 38,86,680 |
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KMCT Medical College, Kozhikode |
Rs 19,42,235 |
Rs 11,79,215 |
Rs 40,81,014 |
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Malabar MC, Kozhikode |
Rs 19,42,235 |
Rs 11,79,215 |
Rs 40,81,014 |
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PK Das IMS, Palakkad |
Rs 18,49,748 |
Rs 11,23,062 |
Rs 38,86,680 |
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SreeGokulam MC & Research |
Rs 18,36,456 |
Rs 11,14,992 |
Rs 40,81,014 |
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Mount Zion Medical College |
Rs 19,42,235 |
Rs 11,79,215 |
Rs 40,81,014 |
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SUT Academy of Medical Sciences |
Rs 18,49,748 |
Rs 11,23,062 |
Rs 38,86,680 |
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