Karwar Institute of Medical Sciences MBBS Admission 2026: Fees, Cutoff & Seat Matrix
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Verified 2026 admission guide to Karwar Institute of Medical Sciences — seat matrix, fee structure, NEET cutoff guidance and the correct counselling route, plus free profile-specific counselling.
📅 Published 27 June 2026 · ↻ Last updated 18 August 2026
By Krishna Pandey, Founder & Lead Counsellor
✔️ Reviewed for factual accuracy by Shijin Joy, MBBS Admissions Lead · Article Reviewer · Admission cycle 2026-27
✅ Sourcing: figures use official counselling records (MCC/state) and institute circulars — cutoffs change every round; reconfirm at allotment. No cash payments; official receipts only.
Karwar Institute of Medical Sciences at a glance
Karwar Institute of Medical Sciences is a government medical college in Karwar, Karnataka, affiliated to Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences, Karnataka and recognised by the National Medical Commission (NMC). Its 150 MBBS seats are filled purely on NEET-UG merit through the All-India Quota (MCC) and the Karnataka state quota (KEA), at a government-quota fee of ₹64,350 per year for 2026-27 — among the lowest in India — with a strong public-hospital case-load.
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Institution Name | Karwar Institute of Medical Sciences |
| Institution Type | Government medical college, run by the Government of Karnataka as an autonomous institution. Affiliated to Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences, Karnataka; approved by the National Medical Commission. It is not a private, deemed or minority institution, which is why no management-quota seat exists here. |
| Affiliated University | Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences, Karnataka |
| Approval Body | National Medical Commission (NMC) |
| Total MBBS Seats | 150 seats |
| Entrance Exam | NEET-UG |
| Counselling Authority | MCC (All-India 15%) & Karnataka state counselling (85%) |
| Location | M G Road, Karwar, Uttara Kannada district, Karnataka |
| Also Known As | KRIMS Karwar (the college uses this abbreviation in its own hostel and recruitment notices) |
| Institute Code | M076 — the Karnataka Examinations Authority code for this college. Enter it at KEA UGNEET option entry to place Karwar Institute of Medical Sciences on your preference list; KEA prints the same code against the college in its seat-allotment lists. The suffix names the seat category: M076MG is the government-quota seat, M076MN the NRI seat. Source: KEA. |
| MBBS Fee (2026-27) | Government quota ₹64,350 per year · NRI ₹25,09,350 per year — per year (KEA, 2026-27). No private-quota or management-quota seat. |
| Official Website | kimskarwar.karnataka.gov.in |
Fees and college code from the Karnataka Examinations Authority's 2026-27 MBBS fee structure; seat split from the institute's own UG admission sanction table. Always confirm current figures with the college or the counselling authority before you pay.
Karwar Institute of Medical Sciences MBBS Seat Matrix & Quotas
As a government college, Karwar Institute of Medical Sciences's 150 MBBS seats are split 22 to the All-India Quota (MCC) and 128 to the Karnataka state quota (KEA). There is no management-quota and no private-quota seat. A small NRI-category share sits inside the state quota — KEA allots it on NEET merit under course code M076MN at ₹25,09,350 per year, and the institute's own sanction table carries no separate NRI line, which is why the 22 + 128 split below still adds to 150.
Official source: Karwar Institute of Medical Sciences, Under Graduate Admission Sanction Details, 2025-26 batch — MBBS: AIQ 22, State Quota 128, Total 150; published on the institute's own site (kimskarwar.karnataka.gov.in), captured 19 August 2026.
📌 In one line: 22 seats are decided in Delhi by MCC and 128 in Bengaluru by KEA — read the “15%” and “85%” as the rule the split comes from, not as exact arithmetic on 150.
| Quota | % | Seats | Counselling Body |
|---|---|---|---|
| All-India Quota (AIQ) | 15% (nominal) | 22 | Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) |
| Karnataka State Quota | 85% (nominal) | 128 | Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA) — the NRI-category seats sit inside this 128 |
| Total | 100% | 150 |
Karwar Institute of Medical Sciences MBBS Fee Structure (2026-27)
📌 In one line: almost every student here pays ₹64,350 a year — that is the honest number to plan around, not the NRI figure below it.
| Seat category | Fee per year (KEA, 2026-27) | Reading note |
|---|---|---|
| Government quota (course code M076MG) | ₹64,350 | The fee almost every KRIMS student pays, in both the AIQ and the state quota. It is a per-year figure, not a course total. |
| Private quota | Not listed | KEA's 2026-27 fee table carries no private-quota fee for this college, and no private-quota MBBS seat is listed here. |
| Management quota | Not listed | Karnataka government medical colleges have no management-quota MBBS seat category at all — see the note directly below this table. |
| NRI quota (course code M076MN) | ₹25,09,350 | A small NRI-category share inside the state quota. It is still a NEET-merit allotment through KEA at this published fee — not a “direct admission” route, and not something anyone can sell you. |
Why the same figure can appear beside two different labels: KEA's fee table prints four columns — government, private, management and NRI. For Karnataka's government medical colleges the management and NRI columns carry the identical amount, ₹25,09,350, and it is the same amount at every one of them. That is the state's single NRI fee for government colleges, not a second, buyable tier: KEA's own UGNEET-2026 allotment listing shows Karwar with a government-quota course code and an NRI course code, and no management-quota code. Read ₹25,09,350 as the NRI fee.
What you actually pay in first year
In one line: a KEA-allotted student pays ₹72,100 across the first year and an AIQ-allotted student pays ₹71,350 — the KEA course fee plus the college's own ₹7,000 of annual heads, split across two payments.
| Where it is paid | KEA-allotted student | AIQ-allotted student | Reading note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Paid to KEA at counselling | ₹65,100 | — | This is the ₹64,350 KEA course fee (university ₹9,350 + tuition ₹55,000) plus KEA's own ₹750 admission fee. That ₹750 is why the receipt reads ₹65,100 and the fee table above reads ₹64,350 — the two are not in conflict. |
| Paid to the college | ₹7,000 | ₹71,350 | An AIQ student pays the whole amount at the college, because nothing was collected at KEA. The ₹7,000 covers digital library, sports, cultural and literary activities, a lifetime alumni membership, identity card, medical examination and the student welfare fund. |
| First-year total | ₹72,100 | ₹71,350 | The AIQ figure is ₹750 lower only because AIQ candidates pay no KEA admission fee. Neither total includes hostel or mess. |
SC/ST/Category-1 candidates are handled separately: those who already paid the ₹65,100 at KEA owe only the ₹7,000 college fee, while those who paid just ₹750 at KEA pay the full ₹71,350 at the college and reclaim it through the SSP scholarship portal. Read “reclaim” literally — the money leaves your account first and comes back later, so budget for the outlay even if you are entitled to the reimbursement.
Official source: Karwar Institute of Medical Sciences, Brochure for 2026-27 MBBS Admission, page 18 “Revised Fees Structure”, issued under Government Order No. DME/MED/110/RGU2024 dated 20 August 2024, published in the kimskarwar.karnataka.gov.in uploads directory; captured 19 August 2026. Its university ₹9,350 + tuition ₹55,000 add to exactly the ₹64,350 KEA publishes against college code M076 — the institute's document and KEA's fee order agree.
| What the KEA fee includes | What it excludes |
|---|---|
| The KEA-regulated course fee for that seat category — university fee and tuition — for one academic year. | Hostel and mess charges · the college's own ₹7,000 of annual heads · RGUHS registration and per-year examination fees · books, instruments and uniforms · any one-time or refundable deposit the college's own fee notification adds. |
Nothing in these tables should be multiplied by five. KEA publishes a per-year fee and does not publish a course total. On the government-quota figure alone, the four-and-a-half academic years of MBBS work out to ₹2,89,575 — that is our arithmetic on KEA's per-year number, not a total KEA states, and it excludes everything in the “excludes” column above. It is also not a projection of future revisions: KEA re-issues this structure every cycle.
Hostel: not listed. The institute's 2026-27 brochure publishes no hostel tariff — it says only that no hostel fee is collected at admission, and that the hostel fee is collected when a room is allotted, into a different bank account from the course fee. Confirm the current rate with the college rather than relying on a figure quoted elsewhere.
💡 Beware any agent offering a “management” seat here for a fee — no such quota exists at this college. The NRI category is real, but it is a KEA merit allotment at a published fee, not a seat anyone can arrange for you. Pay only into the institute's own account by demand draft, against a receipt; the brochure states plainly that no cash or cheques are accepted.
Evidence note: check the academic year printed beside any fee before you act on it. Everything above is the 2026-27 cycle. Where an aggregator quotes a single “Karwar MBBS fee” without naming a seat category, it is not describing what KEA actually publishes.
Karwar Institute of Medical Sciences NEET-UG Cutoff Trends
A government seat at Karwar Institute of Medical Sciences is rank-driven and competitive.
In one line: a closing rank is only meaningful once you name the round, the quota and the category — a single “cut-off for Karwar” figure is not a thing that exists. MCC publishes the All-India Quota closing ranks and KEA publishes the Karnataka state-quota ones, separately, and both move at every round and again at mop-up. Read them from the authority that ran the round, for the same category you will be competing in. We map your live NEET-UG rank and category against those published ranks and tell you plainly whether Karwar Institute of Medical Sciences is in reach.
Admission Process & Eligibility
- NEET-UG: a qualified NEET-UG score is mandatory for every seat.
- Academics: 50% aggregate in Physics, Chemistry & Biology in 10+2 (40% for SC/ST/OBC/PwD).
- Age: at least 17 years by 31 December of the admission year.
- Counselling: 15% All-India Quota via the MCC portal; 85% state quota via the Karnataka KEA (valid Karnataka domicile required).
- Documents: NEET scorecard, 10th/12th marksheets, domicile & category certificates where applicable.
Karwar Institute of Medical Sciences recognition & teaching hospital
Karwar Institute of Medical Sciences delivers the NMC competency-based (CBME) MBBS curriculum around its attached teaching hospital, where students complete clinical rotations. Always confirm the college's current NMC recognition and annual intake on the National Medical Commission website for the admission year.
How to get an MBBS seat at Karwar Institute of Medical Sciences: step by step
- Appear for & qualify NEET-UG 2026. NEET-UG is the single entrance test for every MBBS seat at Karwar Institute of Medical Sciences — there is no separate entrance or management test.
- Register for counselling. Admission to Karwar Institute of Medical Sciences is 22 seats via the All-India Quota (MCC) and 128 via Karnataka state counselling (KEA). Create your login on the correct portal as soon as registration opens and keep your NEET roll number, scorecard and ID ready.
- Fill & lock your choices. Add Karwar Institute of Medical Sciences to your preference list along with realistic back-up colleges. Order matters — a careless choice order is the most common reason students miss a better seat.
- Seat allotment rounds. Allotment runs over Round 1, Round 2, a mop-up round and a stray-vacancy round. If you are upgraded, your earlier seat is released automatically — understand the free-exit/upgrade rules before each round.
- Report & admission. Once allotted Karwar Institute of Medical Sciences, report on time with original documents, complete verification and pay the first-year fee to confirm your seat. Missing the reporting window forfeits the seat.
Every step above is run by the official counselling authority. Karwar Institute of Medical Sciences cannot admit any MBBS student outside this NEET-UG counselling process — be wary of anyone claiming otherwise.
Karwar Institute of Medical Sciences eligibility & NEET-UG 2026 requirements
- NEET-UG: you must qualify NEET-UG (clear the percentile cut-off in the table below) — it is mandatory for every seat at Karwar Institute of Medical Sciences.
- Academics: pass 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Biotechnology and English, scoring at least 50% aggregate in PCB (40% for SC/ST/OBC/PwBD).
- Age: at least 17 years as on 31 December of the admission year.
- Domicile / nationality: For the Karnataka state quota you must meet Karnataka domicile/eligibility rules; All-India Quota and all-India seats are open to candidates from any state. NRI and OCI candidates are eligible under the applicable quota.
To be eligible you must clear the NEET-UG qualifying percentile (General/EWS 50th; SC/ST/OBC 40th; PwBD 45th/40th). The rank needed for an actual seat at Karwar Institute of Medical Sciences is far higher and is fixed each year in counselling — see the cutoff details above, and the full NEET-UG 2026 cut-offs & percentiles.
Karwar Institute of Medical Sciences fees, scholarships & how to fund your MBBS
As a government college, Karwar Institute of Medical Sciences charges a KEA-set government-quota fee of ₹64,350 per year for 2026-27 — among the lowest in India. See the fee tables earlier on this page for the first-year breakdown. Beyond the KEA course fee, budget for the institute's own ₹7,000 of annual college heads and for hostel and mess, which are billed separately and are not listed in the 2026-27 brochure. The brochure's fee structure carries no caution or security deposit — if anyone asks you for one, ask which line of the published structure it corresponds to.
- Government scholarships: SC/ST/OBC/EWS and economically-weaker students can apply for the Karnataka post-matric scholarship schemes and central post-matric scholarships to offset fees at Karwar Institute of Medical Sciences.
- Education loans: nationalised and private banks offer MBBS education loans (often collateral-free up to a threshold) against the Karwar Institute of Medical Sciences admission letter and fee schedule.
- Merit scholarships: high NEET-UG scorers may qualify for institutional or trust merit concessions — confirm the current year's policy with Karwar Institute of Medical Sciences.
MBBS at Karwar Institute of Medical Sciences: course structure & internship
Karwar Institute of Medical Sciences delivers the NMC competency-based (CBME) MBBS — 5.5 years in all: 4.5 years across the pre-clinical, para-clinical and clinical phases, then a compulsory 1-year rotating internship (CRRI), with clinical training in its attached teaching hospital. See the full curriculum in our MBBS course & admission guide.
After MBBS from Karwar Institute of Medical Sciences: PG & careers
An NMC-recognised MBBS from Karwar Institute of Medical Sciences is the gateway to NEET-PG / NExT (MD/MS, DNB), State Medical Council registration and practice, government service, and global routes such as USMLE (USA), PLAB (UK) and AMC (Australia). See NEET-PG 2026 for the next step.
Why consider Karwar Institute of Medical Sciences?
- Government-fee value: ₹64,350 per year in the government quota (KEA, 2026-27) — a fraction of what private and deemed colleges charge.
- 100% merit-based: 22 seats via the All-India Quota (MCC) and 128 via Karnataka state counselling (KEA), with no management-quota and no private-quota seat.
- High patient load at the attached government hospital = strong clinical exposure.
- An established government-college brand valued for NEET-PG and government jobs.
Whether Karwar Institute of Medical Sciences is the right choice depends on your NEET-UG rank, category, budget and home state — talk to our counsellors for a personalised shortlist.
Karwar Institute of Medical Sciences MBBS 2026: timeline, checklist & common mistakes
Admission to Karwar Institute of Medical Sciences follows the national NEET-UG 2026 cycle. The schedule below is indicative — based on the usual annual pattern — so plan early and confirm the official dates with NTA, the MCC and Karnataka.
Smart-counselling checklist for Karwar Institute of Medical Sciences
- Verify Karwar Institute of Medical Sciences's current NMC recognition and sanctioned intake for 2026 before you lock choices.
- Keep every document scanned and ready — NEET scorecard, 10th/12th certificates, ID, photos, and domicile/category/PwBD proof.
- Fill a generous, well-ordered choice list — Karwar Institute of Medical Sciences plus realistic safer back-ups; never lock with too few options.
- Understand the quota you are eligible for (All-India, state, management/NRI as applicable) and the fee + any service bond before accepting a seat.
- Track every round (including mop-up and stray) and the upgrade/free-exit rules so you do not lose a better seat.
Common mistakes that cost a seat
- Filling too few choices or a poor preference order.
- Wrong or missing domicile/category certificates for the state quota.
- Ignoring the total cost (tuition + hostel + bond) until after allotment.
- Trusting touts who promise a "guaranteed" or "management" seat outside official counselling — at Karwar Institute of Medical Sciences every MBBS seat is filled only through NEET-UG counselling.
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Maximise your shot at a Karwar Institute of Medical Sciences seat — expert NEET counselling
A government MBBS seat is 100% NEET-UG merit. There is no management quota and no paid “direct admission” at Karwar Institute of Medical Sciences, and we never promise or sell a seat. The college does carry a small NRI-category share at ₹25,09,350 per year, but KEA allots that on NEET merit at the published fee too — nobody can sell you one. But a government seat is won or lost in the choice-filling and round-by-round strategy across MCC (All-India Quota) and Karnataka state counselling — where many students lose a better seat to a simple mistake.
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