Punjab MBBS fee 2025 revised; HC allows Adesh University to charge management fees for 50% govt seats
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Check NowThe Punjab and Haryana High Court, in an interim order, has allowed Adesh University of Health Sciences, Bathinda to charge management quota fees for 50% government quota seats. The Punjab government has also revised the fee structure for MBBS admissions in private medical colleges for the academic year 2025.
On Tuesday, Baba Farid University of Health Sciences, Faridkot (BFUHS) opened the Punjab NEET UG counselling 2025 registration window for MBBS and BDS admission. Applicants will be allowed to submit their applications by July 24 and make the payment by July 25.
Along with the application fee, all candidates offered admission under state quota and all India quota (AIQ) are required to pay a service bond of Rs 20,00,000 (Rs 20 lakh).
The university conducts Punjab NEET counselling 2025 to fill 85% of the seats in government and private medical colleges in the state. The remaining 15% AIQ seats will be filled by the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC).
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Adesh University to collect higher fees for govt seats
On July 7, the Punjab and Haryana High Court, which heard the case titled titled Adesh University and Other Vs State of Punjab and others, passed an interim order:
The high court has given permission to Adesh University to collect fees prescribed for management quota even for 50% government quota seats. The differential fees, if any payable by the students, would be subject to the final outcome of the hearing, it said. Based on the interim order, the fee payable for government and management quota seats is given below.
|
Course |
Government and management quota fees |
|
1st year |
Rs 11,49,000 |
|
2nd year |
Rs 12,64,000 |
|
3rd year |
Rs 13,80,000 |
|
4th year |
Rs 14,94,000 |
|
Final year (six months) |
Rs 8,05,000 |
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Punjab MBBS fees for private medical colleges
The revised fee structure for MBBS courses in private medical colleges in Punjab for the academic session 2025 is as below.
|
Course |
Government Quota |
Management Quota |
|
1st year |
Rs 4,47,000 |
Rs 11,49,000 |
|
2nd year |
Rs 4,90,000 |
Rs 12,64,000 |
|
3rd year |
Rs 5,36,000 |
Rs 13,80,000 |
|
4th year |
Rs 5,81,000 |
Rs 14,94,000 |
|
Final year (Six months) |
Rs 3,13,000 |
Rs 8,05,000 |
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