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February 26, 2026 · 1 min read · Last updated: March 2026

Best Private Medical Colleges in India Under 10 Lakh Fees

List of the best private medical colleges in India with annual fees under 10 lakh. Quality education at relatively affordable costs.

By Formity Team

Can't get into a government college but want quality medical education without spending a crore? Here are the best private medical colleges with annual fees under Rs 10 lakh.

Why Consider Private Colleges Under 10 Lakh?

Top Private Colleges Under 10 Lakh/Year

CollegeStateFee/Year (Govt Quota)NEET Cutoff Rank
IMS BHU (Self-financing Wing), VaranasiUttar PradeshRs 50,000~500-2,000
Christian Medical College, VelloreTamil NaduRs 56,330~50-500
Annapoorna Medical College, SalemTamil NaduRs 4,35,000~80,000-1,50,000
Dhanalakshmi Srinivasan MC, PerambalurTamil NaduRs 4,50,000~1,00,000-2,00,000
Karpaga Vinayaga IMS, ChengalpattuTamil NaduRs 4,50,000~80,000-1,50,000
Terna Medical College, Navi MumbaiMaharashtraRs 7,90,000~60,000-1,00,000
St. John's Medical College, BangaloreKarnatakaRs 8,10,535~8,000-15,000
Kerala Private (Jubilee Mission, Pushpagiri, MES, SNIMS)KeralaRs 8,16,038~40,000-80,000

How to Get Government Quota Seats in Private Colleges

  1. These seats are allotted through state counselling (not management quota)
  2. Fees are regulated by state fee committees
  3. Selection is purely merit-based on NEET rank
  4. You need the state's domicile certificate for state quota
  5. Some seats are also available through AIQ counselling

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