A Complete Breakdown of MBBS Fees and Seat Matrices in Maharashtra Private Medical Colleges (2025)

When going into the complexities of medical admissions in Maharashtra, clarity is your biggest asset. The State Common Entrance Test (CET) Cell regulates admissions for private, unaided medical colleges across the state. If you are targeting these institutions, understanding the rigid seat distribution and the massive cost difference between Merit and Institutional/NRI quotas is absolutely crucial

This guide provides a clinical, high-value breakdown of every single private (non-deemed) medical college in Maharashtra for the 2025 admission session. We have excluded Deemed Universities to focus purely on the state-regulated private institutions.

The Mechanics of Maharashtra's Seat Matrix and Fee Structure

In Maharashtra’s private medical colleges, the seat matrix and fee regulations operate under strict guidelines laid down by the Fees Regulating Authority (FRA) and the State CET Cell. Here is the actual mechanism behind the numbers:

The 85/15 Seat Distribution Rule

Every private medical college divides its total approved intake capacity exactly into two categories:

• 85% Merit/Open Quota: These seats are strictly for students who hold Maharashtra domicile and meet the state’s reservation criteria. The tuition fees for these seats are regulated and capped by the FRA.
• 15% Institutional/NRI Quota: This quota is generally open to All-India candidates and NRIs. Here is the reality check: While the FRA sets a base fee, colleges are legally permitted to charge up to 3x to 5x of the regulated state quota fee for these 15% seats. If NRI seats remain vacant after initial counseling rounds, they are converted into General Institutional Quota seats, but the hefty fee structure remains intact.

Exhaustive List: College-Wise Exact Seat Matrix and Fee Structure (2025)

Below is the definitive data for all state-regulated private medical colleges in Maharashtra. The fee structures are strictly per annum, based on the latest FRA approvals and college declarations for the Institutional/NRI multipliers.

Note: The Merit Quota fees represent the Open Category base fee (Tuition + Development). Reserved categories (SC/ST/OBC/EWS/VJ/NT) in Maharashtra receive varying levels of fee waivers ranging from 50% to 100% depending on their Category. The Institutional quota fees is 3 times the merit fees, and NRI fees are 5 times

Sr No	College Name	Total Seats	Merit	Inst/NRI	Merit Fee (₹)	Inst/NRI Fee (₹)
1	Dr. N. Y. Tasgaonkar Institute, Karjat	100	85	15	6,21,500	25L – 31L
2	Dr. Ulhas Patil Medical College, Jalgaon	200	170	30	7,00,000	28L – 35L
3	ABV Medical College, Pune	100	85	15	7,50,000	30L – 37L
4	IIMSR Jalna	150	127	23	7,50,000	30L – 37L
5	Parbhani Medical College	150	127	23	7,54,000	30L – 37L
6	SSPM Medical College	150	127	23	7,64,000	35L – 38L
7	Dr. Rajendra Gode Medical College	150	127	23	7,71,000	30L – 38L
8	Terna Medical College	150	127	23	7,90,000	36L – 40L
9	ACPM Medical College	100	85	15	8,00,000	36L – 40L
10	Prakash Institute, Sangli	150	127	23	8,51,000	37.5L – 42L
11	MIMSR Latur	150	127	23	9,45,000	37.5L – 47L
12	Ashwini Medical College	150	127	23	10,33,000	45L – 51L
13	Punajbrao Deshmukh Medical College	150	127	23	10,78,000	45L – 53L
14	Smt. Kashibai Navale Medical College	150	127	23	10,94,000	60L
15	MIMER Pune	150	127	23	11,30,000	44L – 55L
16	Walawalkar Medical College	150	127	23	11,65,000	38.75L – 55L
17	Vasantrao Pawar Medical College	120	102	18	11,96,000	54L – 60L
18	KJ Somaiya Medical College	100	85	15	12,00,000	54L – 60L
19	NKP Salve Medical College	150	127	23	13,00,000	53L – 65L
20	Vikhe Patil Medical College	200	170	30	13,00,000	53L – 65L
21	SMBT Medical College	150	127	23	13,00,000	53L – 65L
22	Vedantaa Medical College	150	127	23	15,57,000	63L

The Reality of Admissions

The cutoff disparity between these quotas is massive.

Students scoring above 520+ can compete for Merit Quota seats with fees between ₹6–8 lakh per year.

For scores between 200–400, admission largely depends on the ability to afford Institutional quota, where total MBBS cost can exceed ₹1 Crore.

Aligning your NEET score with your financial planning is essential.