UP Private Medical Colleges Revised MBBS Fees 2026 have been officially released by the Department of Medical Education (Chikitsa Shiksha Anubhag-4), Government of Uttar Pradesh, following compliance with directives from the Hon’ble High Court of Judicature at Allahabad (Lucknow Bench) in Writ Petition No. C 8208/2025 (M/s Heritage Institute of Medical Sciences and Others vs. State of UP and Others). Issued under the signature of Up Sachiv Harish Kumar on September 1, 2026, through government orders (Vigyapti Nos. 211/71-4099/88/2026 to 227/71-4099/88/2026), the State Government has officially revised and reduced the annual undergraduate MBBS tuition fees for sixteen private medical colleges. This historic decision provides immense financial relief to medical aspirants participating in the centralized state counselling at upneet.gov.in.
The revised fee structure follows detailed revisitation hearings by the State Fee Fixation Committee held between July 21 and July 24, 2026, which audited institutional capital investments, operational expenditures, patient bed strength, and faculty payrolls. Across the seventeen notified orders, candidates will experience an average annual fee reduction of -14.69% (saving approximately ₹2,28,314 per year and over ₹10.27 Lakhs across the 4.5-year academic tenure). Prospective students evaluating options in our Medical Admissions Category can simulate college allotment chances using the All India College Predictor Hub to optimize choice filling ahead of crucial counselling deadlines.
Alphabetical Comparison: Old Higher Fee vs Newly Revised MBBS Tuition Fee
Below is the complete, official college-wise comparison table arranged in Alphabetical Order (A to Z), showcasing the previously approved higher fee, the newly revised fee, the exact decrease in annual fee amount, and the percentage reduction:
| S.No. | Medical College & Location | Order Ref No. | Old Higher Fee (₹/Year) | Newly Revised Fee (₹/Year) | Decrease in Fee Amount (₹) | Percentage Decrease (%) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Ajay Sangal Institute of Medical Sciences (Ayushman Hospital), Shamli | Vigyapti 227 | Rs. 16,74,142.00 | Rs. 13,57,916.00 | -Rs. 3,16,226.00 | -18.89% |
| 2 | B.S. Kushwah Institute of Medical Sciences, Kanpur | Vigyapti 226 | Rs. 16,04,740.00 | Rs. 13,57,916.00 | -Rs. 2,46,824.00 | -15.38% |
| 3 | Heritage Institute of Medical Sciences (HIMS), Varanasi | Vigyapti 215 | Rs. 18,00,268.00 | Rs. 14,99,715.00 | -Rs. 3,00,553.00 | -16.69% |
| 4 | Kanti Devi Medical College Hospital and Research Centre (KD MC), Mathura | Vigyapti 218 | Rs. 16,25,613.00 | Rs. 13,90,850.00 | -Rs. 2,34,763.00 | -14.44% |
| 5 | KMC Medical College and Hospital, Maharajganj | Vigyapti 223 | Rs. 16,72,880.00 | Rs. 13,57,916.00 | -Rs. 3,14,964.00 | -18.83% |
| 6 | Krishna Mohan Medical College and Hospital (KMMC), Mathura | Vigyapti 216 | Rs. 15,25,250.00 | Rs. 13,22,980.00 | -Rs. 2,02,270.00 | -13.26% |
| 7 | Mayo Institute of Medical Sciences (Dr. KNS Institute), Barabanki | Vigyapti 219 | Rs. 15,10,840.00 | Rs. 12,96,560.00 | -Rs. 2,14,280.00 | -14.18% |
| 8 | Narayana Medical College and Research Centre, Kanpur | Vigyapti 211 | Rs. 14,50,010.00 | Rs. 12,72,410.00 | -Rs. 1,77,600.00 | -12.25% |
| 9 | National Capital Region Institute of Medical Sciences (NCR IMS), Meerut | Vigyapti 212 | Rs. 14,31,460.00 | Rs. 12,52,400.00 | -Rs. 1,79,060.00 | -12.51% |
| 10 | Prasad Institute of Medical Sciences (PIMS), Lucknow | Vigyapti 221 | Rs. 14,60,730.00 | Rs. 12,10,650.00 | -Rs. 2,50,080.00 | -17.12% |
| 11 | Rama Medical College Hospital and Research Centre, Hapur | Vigyapti 222 | Rs. 15,10,150.00 | Rs. 13,98,725.00 | -Rs. 1,11,425.00 | -7.38% |
| 12 | S.K.S. Hospital Medical College and Research Centre, Mathura | Vigyapti 213 | Rs. 14,50,300.00 | Rs. 12,74,730.00 | -Rs. 1,75,570.00 | -12.11% |
| 13 | Saraswati Institute of Medical Sciences (SIMS), Hapur | Vigyapti 220 | Rs. 14,62,816.00 | Rs. 12,82,112.00 | -Rs. 1,80,704.00 | -12.35% |
| 14 | Shri Gorakhnath Medical College Hospital and Research Centre, Gorakhpur | Vigyapti 225 | Rs. 16,10,100.00 | Rs. 13,57,916.00 | -Rs. 2,52,184.00 | -15.66% |
| 15 | Shri Siddhi Vinayak Medical College and Hospital, Sambhal | Vigyapti 224 | Rs. 16,73,200.00 | Rs. 13,57,916.00 | -Rs. 3,15,284.00 | -18.84% |
| 16 | Venkateshwara Institute of Medical Sciences (VIMS), Gajraula, Amroha | Vigyapti 217 | Rs. 15,00,250.00 | Rs. 12,57,890.00 | -Rs. 2,42,360.00 | -16.15% |
| 17 | United Institute of Medical Sciences, Prayagraj | Vigyapti 214 | Rs. 14,53,070.00 | Rs. 12,85,875.00 | -Rs. 1,67,195.00 | -11.51% |
| — | State Average (Across All 17 College Orders) | — | Rs. 15,53,871.71 | Rs. 13,25,557.47 | -Rs. 2,28,314.24 | -14.69% |
High Court Mandate and Statutory Framework
The fee revision mechanism in Uttar Pradesh is anchored in Section 4 of the Uttar Pradesh Private Professional Educational Institutions (Regulation of Admission and Fixation of Fee) Act, 2006, read alongside Rule 3(1) of the Fee Fixation Committee Rules, 2008. The committee, led by the Principal Secretary, Medical Education Department, Government of Uttar Pradesh, is legally mandated to determine reasonable fee structures preventing commercialization and profiteering while ensuring institutional financial viability.
Following the directives issued on September 25, 2025, by the Hon’ble High Court of Judicature at Allahabad (Lucknow Bench) in Writ Petition No. C 8208/2025, the committee conducted extensive revisit hearings from July 21 to July 24, 2026. The committee reviewed verified audit balance sheets, hospital bed occupancy rates, operation theatre usage, and faculty pay scales. His Excellency the Governor of Uttar Pradesh subsequently granted formal approval to the revised fee scales, making them effective and legally binding from academic session 2026-27 onwards.
| Regulatory Authority | Enabling Statute / Legal Order | Committee Meeting Dates | Government Notification Date | Effective Implementation Session |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Government of UP, Medical Education Section-4 | UP Private Professional Educational Institutions Act, 2006 (Sec 4) | July 21 to July 24, 2026 | September 1, 2026 | Academic Session 2026-27 Onwards |
| High Court Allahabad (Lucknow Bench) | Writ Petition (C) No. 8208/2025 (Order dt 25.09.2025) | Revisit Hearings Conducted | Notified vide Vigyapti 211 to 227 | Applicable to All Subsequent Batches |
| Directorate General of Medical Education (DGME UP) | UP NEET UG Counselling Allocation Portal | Online Nodal Centre Verification | Published on upneet.gov.in | Directly Applicable in Round 2 Choice Filling |
Detailed College-Wise Infrastructure and Revised Fee Analysis
Each of the sixteen private medical colleges offers distinct clinical facilities, geographical advantages, and patient footfall. Below is a comprehensive profile of the revised institutions:
1. Heritage Institute of Medical Sciences (HIMS), Varanasi
Located in Bhadwar, Varanasi, Heritage Institute of Medical Sciences is a flagship private medical center in Eastern UP. Affiliated with MGKVP and approved for 150 MBBS seats by the National Medical Commission, HIMS operates a 1000+ bed multispecialty hospital. Under Vigyapti No. 215, the annual tuition fee was adjusted from Rs. 18,00,268.00 to Rs. 14,99,715.00, delivering a substantial annual fee reduction of -Rs. 3,00,553.00 (-16.69%).
2. Rama Medical College Hospital and Research Centre, Hapur
Situated on NH-9 in the NCR corridor, Rama Medical College Hapur provides high clinical exposure due to its connectivity with Delhi and Western UP. The hospital features modern multi-slice CT, MRI, modular operation theatres, and extensive ICU wings. Under Vigyapti No. 222, the annual fee was revised from Rs. 15,10,150.00 to Rs. 13,98,725.00 (-Rs. 1,11,425.00 / -7.38%).
3. Kanti Devi Medical College Hospital and Research Centre (KD Medical College), Mathura
KD Medical College Mathura is known for its sprawling campus, extensive clinical bed capacity, and strong emergency trauma care infrastructure on the Delhi-Agra Highway. Notified under Vigyapti No. 218, the revised fee was brought down from Rs. 16,25,613.00 to Rs. 13,90,850.00 (-Rs. 2,34,763.00 / -14.44%). Candidates can explore comprehensive college profiles on the Explore Colleges Directory.
4. Krishna Mohan Medical College and Hospital (KMMC), Mathura
Featuring round-the-clock emergency care, blood bank facilities, and specialized clinical departments, KMMC’s annual tuition fee has been reduced from Rs. 15,25,250.00 to Rs. 13,22,980.00 as per Vigyapti No. 216 (-Rs. 2,02,270.00 / -13.26%).
5. Mayo Institute of Medical Sciences, Barabanki
Located in close proximity to Lucknow, Mayo Institute of Medical Sciences (notified alongside Dr. KNS Institute of Sciences) serves as a major healthcare hub. Under Vigyapti No. 219, the revised annual tuition fee stands at Rs. 12,96,560.00, down from Rs. 15,10,840.00 (-Rs. 2,14,280.00 / -14.18%).
6. United Institute of Medical Sciences, Prayagraj
United Institute of Medical Sciences in Rawatpur, Prayagraj, offers state-of-the-art simulation labs, modern lecture halls, and an advanced teaching hospital. Notified under Vigyapti No. 214, the annual fee is revised from Rs. 14,53,070.00 to Rs. 12,85,875.00 (-Rs. 1,67,195.00 / -11.51%).
7. Saraswati Institute of Medical Sciences (SIMS), Hapur
One of the earliest private medical colleges in Western UP, SIMS Hapur boasts high clinical occupancy and experienced faculty. Vide Vigyapti No. 220, the annual fee has been reduced from Rs. 14,62,816.00 to Rs. 12,82,112.00 (-Rs. 1,80,704.00 / -12.35%).
8. S.K.S. Hospital Medical College and Research Centre, Mathura
SKS Medical College Mathura features digitized central library facilities and expanding clinical wards. Notified under Vigyapti No. 213, the annual MBBS tuition fee was reduced from Rs. 14,50,300.00 to Rs. 12,74,730.00 (-Rs. 1,75,570.00 / -12.11%).
9. Narayana Medical College and Research Centre, Kanpur
Located in Panki, Kanpur, Narayana Medical College provides robust clinical training serving the industrial populations of Kanpur Nagar and Dehat. Vide Vigyapti No. 211, the revised fee is fixed at Rs. 12,72,410.00, reduced from Rs. 14,50,010.00 (-Rs. 1,77,600.00 / -12.25%).
10. Venkateshwara Institute of Medical Sciences (VIMS), Gajraula, Amroha
Situated on NH-24, VIMS Gajraula provides crucial tertiary care across Moradabad and Sambhal regions. Following committee deliberations under Vigyapti No. 217, the fee was reduced from Rs. 15,00,250.00 to Rs. 12,57,890.00 (-Rs. 2,42,360.00 / -16.15%).
11. National Capital Region Institute of Medical Sciences (NCR IMS), Meerut
Located on the Meerut bypass, NCR IMS Meerut provides advanced clinical exposure. Notified under Vigyapti No. 212, the fee is revised from Rs. 14,31,460.00 to Rs. 12,52,400.00 (-Rs. 1,79,060.00 / -12.51%).
12. Prasad Institute of Medical Sciences (PIMS), Lucknow
Located in Sarojini Nagar, Lucknow, PIMS offers strong city connectivity and modern hospital facilities. With a revised fee of Rs. 12,10,650.00 down from Rs. 14,60,730.00 (Vigyapti No. 221), PIMS delivers a major reduction of -Rs. 2,50,080.00 (-17.12%), standing as the most affordable college.
13. Newly Established Colleges on Standardized Average Scale
For newly established colleges, the State Government fixed a standardized revised benchmark annual fee of Rs. 13,57,916.00 under Vigyapti Nos. 223 to 227:
- Ajay Sangal IMS, Shamli: Reduced from Rs. 16,74,142 to Rs. 13,57,916 (-Rs. 3,16,226 / -18.89%)
- Shri Siddhi Vinayak Medical College, Sambhal: Reduced from Rs. 16,73,200 to Rs. 13,57,916 (-Rs. 3,15,284 / -18.84%)
- KMC Medical College, Maharajganj: Reduced from Rs. 16,72,880 to Rs. 13,57,916 (-Rs. 3,14,964 / -18.83%)
- Shri Gorakhnath Medical College, Gorakhpur: Reduced from Rs. 16,10,100 to Rs. 13,57,916 (-Rs. 2,52,184 / -15.66%)
- B.S. Kushwah Institute of Medical Sciences, Kanpur: Reduced from Rs. 16,04,740 to Rs. 13,57,916 (-Rs. 2,46,824 / -15.38%)
Comprehensive 4.5-Year Total Budget and Savings Matrix
Under UP private medical regulations, tuition fees are collected for exactly 4.5 academic years. In addition to tuition fees, the mandatory fee components established by DGME UP include:
- One-Time Refundable Security Deposit: Fixed at Rs. 3,00,000.00 (deposited at Nodal Centre).
- Mandatory Hostel Charges: Rs. 1,50,000/yr (Non-AC Twin Sharing with Mess) or Rs. 1,75,000/yr (AC Twin Sharing with Mess).
- Miscellaneous University Charges: Capped at Rs. 85,600.00 per year.
The total 4.5-year financial projection along with candidate savings is detailed in the table below:
| Medical College Name | Revised Annual Tuition (INR) | 4.5-Yr Revised Tuition (INR) | 5-Yr Hostel (Non-AC) @1.5L/Yr | 5-Yr Misc Charges @85.6K/Yr | Security Deposit (Refundable) | Total 4.5-Yr Budget (INR) | Total 4.5-Yr Savings (INR) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Prasad IMS, Lucknow | Rs. 12,10,650 | Rs. 54,47,925 | Rs. 7,50,000 | Rs. 4,28,000 | Rs. 3,00,000 | Rs. 69,25,925 | Rs. 11,25,360 |
| NCR IMS, Meerut | Rs. 12,52,400 | Rs. 56,35,800 | Rs. 7,50,000 | Rs. 4,28,000 | Rs. 3,00,000 | Rs. 71,13,800 | Rs. 8,05,770 |
| VIMS, Gajraula | Rs. 12,57,890 | Rs. 56,60,505 | Rs. 7,50,000 | Rs. 4,28,000 | Rs. 3,00,000 | Rs. 71,38,505 | Rs. 10,90,620 |
| Narayana MC, Kanpur | Rs. 12,72,410 | Rs. 57,25,845 | Rs. 7,50,000 | Rs. 4,28,000 | Rs. 3,00,000 | Rs. 72,03,845 | Rs. 7,99,200 |
| SKS MC, Mathura | Rs. 12,74,730 | Rs. 57,36,285 | Rs. 7,50,000 | Rs. 4,28,000 | Rs. 3,00,000 | Rs. 72,14,285 | Rs. 7,90,065 |
| SIMS, Hapur | Rs. 12,82,112 | Rs. 57,69,504 | Rs. 7,50,000 | Rs. 4,28,000 | Rs. 3,00,000 | Rs. 72,47,504 | Rs. 8,13,168 |
| United IMS, Prayagraj | Rs. 12,85,875 | Rs. 57,86,438 | Rs. 7,50,000 | Rs. 4,28,000 | Rs. 3,00,000 | Rs. 72,64,438 | Rs. 7,52,377 |
| Mayo IMS, Barabanki | Rs. 12,96,560 | Rs. 58,34,520 | Rs. 7,50,000 | Rs. 4,28,000 | Rs. 3,00,000 | Rs. 73,12,520 | Rs. 9,64,260 |
| KMMC, Mathura | Rs. 13,22,980 | Rs. 59,53,410 | Rs. 7,50,000 | Rs. 4,28,000 | Rs. 3,00,000 | Rs. 74,31,410 | Rs. 9,10,215 |
| Average Group (Shamli, Sambhal, KMC, Gorakhpur, Kushwah) | Rs. 13,57,916 | Rs. 61,10,622 | Rs. 7,50,000 | Rs. 4,28,000 | Rs. 3,00,000 | Rs. 75,88,622 | Up to Rs. 14,23,017 |
| KD MC, Mathura | Rs. 13,90,850 | Rs. 62,58,825 | Rs. 7,50,000 | Rs. 4,28,000 | Rs. 3,00,000 | Rs. 77,36,825 | Rs. 10,56,433 |
| Rama MC, Hapur | Rs. 13,98,725 | Rs. 62,94,263 | Rs. 7,50,000 | Rs. 4,28,000 | Rs. 3,00,000 | Rs. 77,72,263 | Rs. 5,01,412 |
| Heritage IMS, Varanasi | Rs. 14,99,715 | Rs. 67,48,718 | Rs. 7,50,000 | Rs. 4,28,000 | Rs. 3,00,000 | Rs. 82,26,718 | Rs. 13,52,488 |
Strategic Guidance for UP NEET Round 2 Choice Filling
The revised fee notifications significantly enhance choice-filling strategy for candidates during the UP NEET Round 2 Schedule:
1. Upgraded Preference Strategy for Middle Merit Rankers
With fee reductions across budget-friendly colleges (Prasad IMS at Rs. 12.10 Lakhs, NCR IMS at Rs. 12.52 Lakhs, VIMS at Rs. 12.57 Lakhs), middle-merit rankers can target high-clinical-yield colleges without exceeding a ₹70–72 Lakh total budget envelope.
2. Open State Policy Benefits for All India Candidates
Uttar Pradesh maintains an Open State Policy, permitting 100% of seats in private medical colleges to be filled by eligible NEET UG candidates from any state or Union Territory without domicile reservations. Non-domicile candidates can freely compete on merit via upneet.gov.in.
3. Personalised Counselling Assistance
To evaluate complex preference permutations, fee structures, and seat matrix trends, candidates can Book a Free Admission Counselling Session with expert mentors.
Step-by-Step Document Verification and Nodal Centre Protocol
Upon allotment, candidates must complete physical verification at their allotted Government Medical College Nodal Centre following these steps:
- Download Allotment Order: Access the candidate login on upneet.gov.in to retrieve the allotment slip.
- Prepare Demand Drafts:
- Tuition Fee DD favoring Director General Medical Education and Training, UP payable at the Nodal Centre city.
- Refundable College Security Deposit DD (Rs. 3,00,000/-).
- Hostel & Miscellaneous charges DD as prescribed.
- Physical Document Verification: Present original certificates and two self-attested photocopy sets before the verification board.
- Biometric Validation: Complete facial and biometric authentication matching NTA NEET records.
- Obtain Admission Slip: Secure the countersigned provisional admission slip from the Nodal Officer.
| Document Name | Issuing Authority | Mandatory Format | Verification Checklist |
|---|---|---|---|
| NEET UG Admit Card & Score Card | National Testing Agency (NTA) | Original Color Printout | Score, All India Rank, Category Rank |
| Class 10th Certificate & Marksheet | CBSE / ICSE / State Board | Original Certificate | Date of Birth Verification |
| Class 12th Certificate & Marksheet | Recognized Intermediate Board | Original Marksheet | 50% Aggregate in PCB (40% for Reserved) |
| UP NEET Registration Slip & Allotment Letter | DGME UP / upneet.gov.in | Original Portal Download | Nodal Centre Code & Allotted College |
| Government Photo ID Proof | UIDAI / Election Commission / GoI | Aadhaar Card / Passport / Voter ID | Candidate Identity & Address Matching |
| Passport Size Photographs | Standard Color Studio Print | 8 to 12 Matching Photographs | Same as uploaded in NTA NEET Application |
| Category / Sub-Category Certificate (If applicable) | Competent State Revenue Authority | Valid Digital Format | OBC-NCL / SC / ST / EWS Verification |
| Medical Fitness Certificate | Registered Medical Practitioner / CMO | Official State Proforma | Physical Fitness for Medical Training |
Fee Transparency Directives and Anti-Capitation Rules
The Government of Uttar Pradesh enforces strict transparency measures to eliminate unauthorized fees:
- Capitation Fee Prohibition: No college is permitted to levy building fees, donations, or capitation charges beyond the gazetted fee structure.
- Mandatory 4.5-Year Billing Cap: Colleges can strictly charge tuition fees for 4.5 academic years only.
- Annual Installments: Demanding advance multi-year tuition fees in a single lumpsum is legally prohibited.
- Grievance Mechanism: Discrepancies can be directly reported to the State Fee Regulating Authority and DGME portal at dgme.up.gov.in.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q1: What is the average reduction in UP private medical college MBBS fees?
Answer: Across the 16 revised private medical colleges, the annual MBBS tuition fee has been reduced by an average of -14.69%, saving students approximately Rs. 2,28,314 per year and over Rs. 10.27 Lakhs across 4.5 years.
Q2: Which college experienced the highest percentage fee reduction?
Answer: Ajay Sangal Institute of Medical Sciences, Shamli, received the highest percentage fee reduction of -18.89% (reduced from Rs. 16,74,142 to Rs. 13,57,916, saving Rs. 3,16,226 per year).
Q3: Which private medical college in UP has the lowest revised MBBS tuition fee?
Answer: Prasad Institute of Medical Sciences (PIMS), Lucknow, has the lowest revised fee at Rs. 12,10,650.00 per year (reduced by Rs. 2,50,080 / -17.12%).
Q4: Why were the tuition fees revisited and reduced by the UP Government?
Answer: The fee revision was implemented under directives from the Allahabad High Court (Lucknow Bench) in Writ Petition No. C 8208/2025 following institutional cost audits by the State Fee Fixation Committee.
Q5: What is the revised fee for Heritage Institute of Medical Sciences (HIMS), Varanasi?
Answer: Heritage IMS Varanasi has been revised to Rs. 14,99,715.00 per year, down from the earlier Rs. 18,00,268.00 per year (a reduction of Rs. 3,00,553.00 / -16.69%).
Q6: For how many years is tuition fee payable in UP private MBBS colleges?
Answer: Tuition fee is payable for exactly 4.5 academic years, corresponding to the duration of academic study prior to the 1-year mandatory rotatory internship.
Q7: What are the mandatory hostel charges in UP private medical colleges?
Answer: Mandatory hostel charges are fixed at Rs. 1,50,000 per year for Non-AC twin sharing and Rs. 1,75,000 per year for AC twin sharing (including mess food).
Q8: What is the refundable security deposit amount during admission?
Answer: Candidates must submit a one-time refundable security deposit of Rs. 3,00,000.00 at the designated Nodal Centre during physical admission.
Q9: Are candidates from other states eligible for UP private MBBS seats?
Answer: Yes, Uttar Pradesh is an Open State for private medical education. 100% of seats in private medical colleges are open to qualified candidates across India without domicile restrictions.
Q10: What is the revised fee for newly established colleges like Gorakhnath, KMC, and Kushwah?
Answer: Newly established colleges have a standardized revised tuition fee of Rs. 13,57,916.00 per year, reduced from previous rates exceeding Rs. 16.00 to 16.74 Lakhs.
Q11: How does this fee drop affect UP NEET Round 2 choice filling?
Answer: The lower overall budget (starting from Rs. 69.25 Lakhs for 4.5 years) makes high-repute private medical colleges more accessible, expectedly tightening cutoff ranks for middle-merit candidates.
Q12: Where can candidates check official notifications?
Answer: Candidates can verify official government notifications (Vigyapti Nos. 211 to 227) on the DGME portal at dgme.up.gov.in and counselling updates on upneet.gov.in.