MBBS in Karnataka 2026: Top Colleges, KEA Counselling, Fees & Open-State Strategy

1. The Karnataka Medical Ecosystem — KEA vs MCC, the One Distinction That Decides Everything

Karnataka is the undisputed titan of Indian medical education. Over 70 medical colleges and approximately 11,500 MBBS seats spread across Bangalore, Mangalore, Manipal, Mysuru, Hubli-Dharwad, Belagavi, Vijayapura, Tumkur and Davangere. No other state combines this scale with this quality. But every year, thousands of candidates lose their seats — not because of low NEET scores, but because they registered with the wrong counselling authority.

The single most important rule: Karnataka has two parallel counselling tracks. Confusing them is the most costly mistake an MBBS aspirant can make.

Track 1 — KEA (State + Private Colleges)

• Authority: Karnataka Examinations Authority — kea.kar.nic.in.
• Colleges: All Karnataka Government Medical Colleges (BMCRI, Mysore Medical, Hassan Institute, Karwar Institute, Belagavi, Hubli KIMS, Gulbarga, Bidar, Raichur, Shimoga, etc.) AND all Karnataka Private Unaided Medical Colleges (MS Ramaiah, Vydehi, KIMS Bangalore, Father Muller, AJ Institute, JJM Davangere, SDM Dharwad, etc.).
• Quota structure: G-Quota (Karnataka domicile only), P-Quota (Private Merit — All India), Q-Quota (Management — All India), N-Quota (NRI sponsored — All India).

Track 2 — MCC (Deemed Universities)

• Authority: Medical Counselling Committee, New Delhi — mcc.nic.in.
• Colleges: Kasturba Medical College (KMC) Manipal and Mangalore, JSS Medical College Mysuru, Yenepoya Mangalore, KS Hegde Mangalore, BLDE Vijayapura, JNMC Belagavi, Sri Siddhartha Tumkur (SSMC), Adichunchanagiri, Sri Devaraj Urs Kolar — and a growing list of newer NMC-permitted Deemeds.
• Quota structure: 85% Management Quota + 15% NRI Quota. Zero state-domicile reservation. All seats All India.

The important correction matters: Generic state guides routinely list KMC Manipal, JSS Mysuru and Yenepoya under "Karnataka Counselling." This is wrong. Their MBBS admissions are handled exclusively by MCC. A non-domicile Bihar / UP / Maharashtra candidate competes for these Deemed seats on equal All India footing — there is no Karnataka domicile advantage at Deemeds, and no state Q-Quota route to them.

2. Regional Hubs of Karnataka MBBS — Bangalore, Coastal, North Karnataka

A. The Bangalore Hub — Metropolitan Tier-1 Education

Bangalore is India's tech capital and one of the densest healthcare markets in Asia. MBBS at any Bangalore college means access to corporate hospital tie-ups (Apollo, Manipal Hospitals, Fortis, Narayana Health, Aster CMI, Sakra), deep NEET-PG coaching infrastructure (PrepLadder, Marrow, Aakash Medical), and a cosmopolitan student community. Trade-off: highest cost-of-living in Karnataka.

• Government: BMCRI Bangalore (the #1 KEA-target government college for state toppers), Indira Gandhi Institute of Child Health, Kidwai Memorial.
• Top KEA Privates: MS Ramaiah Medical College, Vydehi Institute of Medical Sciences (VIMS), Kempegowda Institute of Medical Sciences (KIMS Bangalore), BGS Global Institute of Medical Sciences, MVJ Medical College, Akash Institute, Dr B R Ambedkar Medical College.
• Bangalore Deemed (MCC): Rajarajeswari Medical College & Hospital (RRMCH).
• Special category: St John's Medical College Bangalore (KEA, but unique 9-category matrix — see Section 6).

B. The Coastal Hub — Mangalore, Manipal, Udupi (The Healthcare Coast)

Coastal Karnataka is the best clinical-exposure belt in the state. Why: massive patient footfall from neighbouring Kerala (which has limited private medical capacity), strong Catholic and Tulu trust-hospital culture (rigorous discipline), pleasant climate, lower cost-of-living than Bangalore. NEET-PG conversion rates from Mangalore/Manipal colleges historically beat Bangalore peers by 5–8 percentage points.

• KEA Privates: Father Muller Medical College Mangalore, AJ Institute of Medical Sciences, Yenepoya KEA seats (alongside its Deemed seats), Srinivas Institute of Medical Sciences.
• MCC Deemeds: Kasturba Medical College (KMC) Mangalore + Manipal — among the top MBBS institutions in India by NIRF and global rankings; Yenepoya Medical College Mangalore; KS Hegde Medical Academy (Nitte University) Mangalore.

C. North Karnataka & Mysuru Belt — Heritage and Rural Exposure

Lower cost-of-living, highly experienced senior faculty (many ex-AIIMS, ex-CMC Vellore), excellent rural and tropical-medicine exposure. Trade-off: thinner corporate hospital ecosystem during internship, higher Bangalore travel friction.

• Mysuru: Mysore Medical College & Research Institute (GMC), JSS Medical College Mysuru (Deemed via MCC).
• Hubli-Dharwad: Karnataka Institute of Medical Sciences (KIMS Hubli — GMC), SDM College of Medical Sciences Dharwad (KEA private).
• Belagavi-Vijayapura: Belgaum Institute of Medical Sciences (BIMS), JN Medical College Belagavi (Deemed — KLE University), BLDE BM Patil Vijayapura (Deemed — Shri B M Patil Medical College).
• Davangere-Shivamogga-Tumkur: JJM Medical College Davangere (KEA private), Shimoga Institute of Medical Sciences (GMC), Sri Siddhartha Medical College SSMC Tumkur (Deemed — SSAHE), Adichunchanagiri Institute of Medical Sciences (Deemed).

3. The Open-State Advantage — Why Non-Domicile Aspirants Target Karnataka

If you are from Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Rajasthan, Kerala, Telangana, Tamil Nadu, Madhya Pradesh, Gujarat or Odisha and you missed government medical college in your home state, Karnataka is the most rational fall-back. Here is why structurally:

The P-Quota (Private Merit) — The Genuinely Special Lever

Most states force non-domicile candidates straight into Management Quota with ₹20–25 L+ annual fees. Karnataka instead reserves roughly 15–20% of seats at private colleges as P-Quota / Open Quota, with KEA-regulated tuition at approximately ₹12,12,000 per year — applied uniformly across institutes.

• Annual fee: ₹12.12 L (regulated by KEA).
• Total tuition under NMC 4.5-yr rule: ~₹54.54 L.
• Eligibility: NEET qualified, any state domicile.
• Cutoff reality (2026 projection): Top-tier privates (MS Ramaiah / Father Muller / Vydehi P-Quota) close at NEET 540–580+ marks. Tier-2 KEA privates close at 480–540. Plan accordingly.

For comparison: a P-Quota seat at Vydehi or Father Muller at ~₹12 L/year is dramatically cheaper than a Maharashtra private MBBS at ₹20+ L/year, a Rajasthan private at ₹17–22 L/year, or a UP private at ₹14–18 L/year (MS Ramaiah's own P-Quota sits higher, at ~₹25 L/year). P-Quota Karnataka is the most efficient open-state spend in India today.

The Q-Quota (Management Seats)

If your NEET score is in the 300–480 band, P-Quota cutoffs are out of reach but Q-Quota becomes accessible. Q-Quota fees range ₹25–45 L per year depending on institute prestige. Total 4.5-year Q-Quota tuition: ₹1.1–2.0 Crore.

The N-Quota (NRI Seats)

NRI seats: $40,000–$50,000 per year. Total 4.5-year NRI tuition: $1.8–2.25 Lakh USD (~₹1.5–1.9 Cr). Sponsorship by first-blood NRI relative accepted. NRI seats often have softer NEET cutoffs because the high fee filters most competition.

4. KEA Fee Structure 2025-26 — The Definitive Table

📌 In one line: fee structure — confirm the current-year official circular before payment.

Hostel + mess: ₹1.5–2.0 L/year in Bangalore (Tier-1), ₹1.0–1.5 L/year in Mangalore/Mysuru/Hubli (Tier-2). Hostel is mandatory for the full 5.5 years even though course tuition covers only the 4.5 academic years (NMC public notice 7 Apr 2026).

NMC 4.5-Year Rule applied to Karnataka: NMC's public notice dated 7 April 2026 clarified that the MBBS course fee is chargeable only for the prescribed 4.5-year academic duration (non-tuition charges may still apply during internship). KEA-regulated fees and Deemed University fees both comply. This single rule saved Karnataka private MBBS families ₹12 L on average across the course (one full year of P-Quota tuition off the table).

5. The KEA Counselling Process 2026 — Step by Step

1. NEET-UG 2026 result release: Mid-June 2026 (NTA notification).
2. KEA registration opens: Late June / early July at kea.kar.nic.in. Registration fee + refundable security deposit applicable for non-domicile candidates.
3. Document verification: Karnataka domicile candidates verified automatically via SATS database (no travel needed). Non-domicile candidates upload PDF scans of 10th + 12th marksheets, NEET admit + scorecard, domicile (home state), Aadhaar, photo ID — all verified online via CBSE / NIOS / state-board APIs.
4. Verification slip + Secret Key: Issued to all verified candidates. The Secret Key is critical — guard it like a banking password; no recovery for lost keys.
5. State Merit List publication: Mid-July. KEA Karnataka State Rank governs all G-Quota allotments; All India Rank governs P / Q / N quotas via the KEA portal.
6. Option Entry (Choice Filling): Use Secret Key to log into the option-entry portal. List unlimited college choices in strict order of preference, mixing G / P / Q quotas based on your category and budget.
7. Round 1 allotment: Late July / early August.
8. The 4-Choice System (audit-critical):
   • Choice-1: "I am satisfied — pay full first instalment, lock the seat, exit counselling." Final.
   • Choice-2: "Hold & Upgrade — pay fees to lock current seat AND participate in Round 2 for a better college." Safest upgrade path.
   • Choice-3: "Reject & Upgrade — surrender current seat to chase a better one in Round 2 with NO backup." High risk; if you do not get a better seat in Round 2, you exit empty-handed.
   • Choice-4: "Quit KEA entirely." Refund of deposit per KEA rules.
9. Round 2: Mid-August. Upgrades and fresh allotments.
10. Mop-up Round: Late August / early September — fully online, ₹1,00,000 caution deposit applicable to deter seat-blocking.
11. Stray Vacancy: Mid-September — 100% online per Supreme Court / NMC mandate. Any institute claiming offline spot admission is illegal — exit immediately.

The "Choice-3 trap": Hundreds of candidates lose their seats every year by choosing Choice-3 in pursuit of a marginal upgrade. Use Choice-3 only if you are absolutely certain of a better seat in Round 2 — calculated against last cycle's Round 2 closing ranks for your projected category.

6. The St John's Medical College Special Case

St John's Medical College Bangalore (Catholic Bishops' Conference of India trust, founded 1963) consistently ranks among the top 10 MBBS institutions in India and operates under KEA — but with a completely unique 9-category admission structure that bears no resemblance to the standard G / P / Q / N split.

The 9-Category Matrix (indicative)

• CBCI / Catholic Christian: Roman Catholic candidates with church affiliation proof (highest seat count).
• Karnataka Catholic: Karnataka-domicile Catholic candidates.
• Other Christian: Non-Catholic Christian denominations.
• SC/ST Christian: Dalit Christian candidates.
• Open General: Non-Christian / general — the most competitive category, NEET cutoff often 650+.
• Karnataka State Quota: Karnataka-domicile general candidates.
• NEFT (North-East States): Reserved for North-Eastern domicile candidates.
• Mission Service Bond (rural): Candidates who commit to 2-year mission hospital service post-MBBS.
• Sponsored: Specific institutional sponsorships.

Fees and Bond

• Annual tuition: ~₹7.5–8 Lakh (heavily subsidised by trust).
• 4.5-year tuition: ~₹34–36 Lakh.
• Mission service bond: 1–2 years at affiliated mission hospitals (Karnataka, North-East, Tribal Belt) post-MBBS, depending on admission category. Bond-break penalty: ₹15–25 Lakh + course-fee refund.

St John's has no standard Q-Quota / N-Quota / management cash route. Anyone offering "St John's management seat for ₹X L donation" is selling a fraud. Apply only via KEA portal in the matched category with verifiable category-proof documents.

7. Karnataka Rural Service Bond — Who Is Bonded, Who Isn't

The important correction: Karnataka's 1-year compulsory rural service bond is NOT blanket. The 2026 reality:

• Government Medical College students: 1-year mandatory rural service post-MBBS. Bond-break penalty ₹30 L (varies).
• G-Quota seats at private colleges: 1-year mandatory rural service. Same penalty.
• P-Quota, Q-Quota, N-Quota at private colleges: Currently exempt from the state bond (you paid full private-tuition out of pocket). Free to pursue NEET-PG, USMLE, urban practice immediately after internship.
• Deemed University (MCC): No state bond applies (Deemed colleges fall outside KEA jurisdiction).
• St John's Medical College: Separate 1–2 year mission-hospital bond per admission category — not the state rural bond.

Always verify the latest 2026 KEA brochure clause before signing institute documents. Karnataka has periodically debated extending the bond to private-merit students; check the current gazette.

8. Document Checklist for KEA + Karnataka MBBS Reporting 2026

1. NEET-UG 2026 admit card + scorecard (printed, original)
2. Class 10 marksheet + certificate (DOB proof)
3. Class 12 marksheet + certificate (PCB minimums verified)
4. Birth certificate
5. Karnataka domicile certificate (for G-Quota only) — Tehsildar-issued, ≤6 months old
6. Caste / EWS certificate (if applicable, current Karnataka-state format)
7. For non-domicile P/Q/N-Quota: home-state domicile certificate
8. Migration certificate from your 12th-board
9. Conduct / Character certificate from last institution
10. Medical fitness certificate (KEA standard format)
11. Aadhaar Card + PAN of student and one parent
12. 10 passport-size photographs (white background)
13. NRI quota: sponsor passport, embassy attestation, 6-month bank statement, sponsor passport+visa, relationship-proof affidavit
14. Demand Draft for KEA fee challan (paid directly to KEA bank account, NOT the college account — this is critical for fraud prevention)

9. Karnataka MBBS vs Other Open States — Honest Cost Comparison

📌 In one line: fee structure — confirm the current-year official circular before payment.

The clear takeaway: Karnataka P-Quota at ₹65–70 L all-in is the cheapest legitimate non-domicile MBBS pathway in India today. Score-permitting, this should be your top open-state target ahead of MP, UP, Maharashtra, Rajasthan or Gujarat. Q-Quota Karnataka becomes more expensive than UP/Maharashtra alternatives, so the value calculus flips at lower scores.

10. Avoiding Karnataka MBBS Admission Frauds in 2026

Bangalore's status as an education hub makes it ground-zero for agent fraud targeting non-Karnataka parents. Recognise these patterns:

• "Direct admission at MS Ramaiah / Vydehi / KIMS for ₹X Cr donation": Always fake. KEA Q-Quota seats are filled by software-based merit allocation against published fees. Cash donations are illegal and the seat will be cancelled.
• "Pay through institute office to skip KEA": Fake. Every KEA seat (P, Q, N) is allotted by software; no institute office can manually issue an MBBS allotment.
• "Fake Karnataka domicile certificate for G-Quota access": Fraud. Karnataka domicile is verified through SATS database against multi-year residence records. Counterfeit certificates are caught at verification, the candidate is debarred, and fees are forfeited.
• "Subsidised NRI seat through my contact": Fake. KEA NRI quota is paid at the published institutional rate; no contact-based discount exists.
• "St John's Catholic seat through friendly bishop": Fake. St John's category seats require verifiable trust documents (church baptism certificate, parish letter for Catholic categories).

The single safety rule: Never pay cash. All KEA fees are paid via challan/RTGS into the official KEA bank account. The institute only collects hostel + miscellaneous at physical reporting, against an official receipt.

11. Scenario-Based Strategy for Karnataka MBBS 2026

• Karnataka domicile + NEET 600+: Target BMCRI / Mysore Medical / KIMS Hubli / Belgaum Institute for G-Quota. State home-field advantage maxed.
• Karnataka domicile + NEET 540–600: Top KEA Privates G-Quota / P-Quota — MS Ramaiah / Vydehi / KIMS Bangalore / Father Muller / SDM Dharwad / JJM Davangere.
• Non-domicile + NEET 540–580: P-Quota at top KEA privates (MS Ramaiah / Father Muller / Vydehi) is your best India-wide value at ₹65–70 L all-in for 4.5 years.
• Non-domicile + NEET 480–540: P-Quota at Tier-2 KEA privates (BGS Global / SDM Dharwad / AJ Institute / Akash) or MCC Deemeds (KS Hegde / SSMC Tumkur / Adichunchanagiri).
• Any domicile + NEET 350–480 + budget ₹85L+: Q-Quota at Tier-2 KEA privates, or MCC Deemed Management Quota (KMC Mangalore, JSS Mysuru, Yenepoya, BLDE Vijayapura).
• Any domicile + NEET 200–350 + budget ₹1.5 Cr+: KEA N-Quota at top privates (with NRI sponsor) or MCC NRI quota at premium Deemeds. Consider this path only if your sponsor documentation is genuine and embassy-attestable.
• NEET below qualifying: Re-attempt 2027 — Karnataka-bound students benefit from the open-state pathway only with a qualifying score.

12. Karnataka Action Plan — 2026 Cycle Timeline

13. Pre-Application Checklist for Karnataka MBBS 2026

• Decide your KEA-vs-MCC track based on target colleges (KEA for state private + government, MCC for KMC Manipal / JSS / Yenepoya / KS Hegde / BLDE / SSMC / JNMC).
• NEET-UG 2026 score realistically projected — match against last-cycle P-Quota / Q-Quota closing ranks for your priority institutes.
• Karnataka domicile: SATS record verified (digital).
• Non-domicile: home-state domicile certificate ≤6 months old.
• Caste / EWS certificate in current state format (if applicable).
• Loan pre-approval: ₹40 L PSU collateral-free + ₹25–30 L top-up against property for P-Quota; ₹75 L+ NBFC top-up for Q-Quota / N-Quota.
• 10 passport photos, all originals, 5 photocopies of each.
• Demand Draft / RTGS-ready bank account for KEA fee challan (KEA bank account, not college account).
• Three backup colleges locked in choice list across G / P / Q tiers and across Bangalore / Coastal / North Karnataka regions.
• Strategy call with our admission desk before locking final choice order — a 30-minute conversation can change your seat outcome by 2–3 cutoff bands.

15. Karnataka Hostel Reality — Bangalore vs Coastal vs North Karnataka

Hostel cost and quality vary substantially across Karnataka regions. The 2026 reality:

• Bangalore (MS Ramaiah / Vydehi / KIMS / Father Muller Bangalore): Premium twin-sharing AC ₹1.8–2.2 L/year; non-AC 3-sharing ₹1.4–1.6 L/year. Mess ₹5,500–7,000/month. Off-campus PG accommodation in Mathikere / Ramamurthy Nagar / Yelahanka adds flexibility from year 3 onward.
• Mangalore-Manipal Coastal (KMC, Father Muller, Yenepoya, KS Hegde): Pleasant climate, well-disciplined hostels, lower cost ₹1.2–1.6 L/year for twin-sharing. Mess ₹4,000–5,500/month. Hostel discipline is genuinely strict at Catholic-trust institutions (Father Muller, KMC).
• Mysuru / Hubli / Belagavi / Tumkur: Tier-2 cost-of-living. Hostel ₹1.0–1.4 L/year, mess ₹3,500–4,500/month. Some campuses (BLDE Vijayapura, SDM Dharwad) have lower density and easier room availability.
• NRI / international students: Most KEA/MCC institutes allocate AC twin-sharing rooms with attached bath at ₹1.5–2.0 L/year above the standard rate.

Off-campus PG accommodation in all Karnataka cities runs ₹6,000–14,000/month single room with attached bath, food separate. Many MBBS students move off-campus from year 3 onward for greater independence and study quietude.

16. Internship Year in Karnataka — Stipend, Postings, Coaching

• Stipend: Karnataka government medical college interns receive ₹30,000–35,000/month (state directive). Private KEA institutes pay NMC-mandated parity ₹15,000–25,000/month. Top private institutes (KMC Manipal, Father Muller, MS Ramaiah) consistently pay above-mandate at ₹20,000–28,000.
• Posting rotation: Standard NMC CBME framework — 2 months Medicine, 2 months Surgery, 2 months OB-GYN, 1 month each in Pediatrics, Orthopedics, Casualty, Anaesthesia, Community Medicine, with shorter rotations in ENT, Ophthalmology, Dermatology, Psychiatry.
• Rural / PHC posting: Mandatory at a Karnataka rural health centre under Community Medicine. Government-college and G-Quota interns also fulfil their 1-year rural service bond starting from completion of internship.
• NEET-PG coaching access: Bangalore is India's strongest NEET-PG coaching hub (PrepLadder Bangalore, Marrow studios, DAMS Bangalore, Aakash Medical, Manthan). Mangalore/Manipal interns rely more on online platforms but get peer-density advantages from KMC alumni networks.

17. Final Strategic Verdict — Picking Your Karnataka Pathway

After 16 sections of analysis, the decision condenses to four buyer personas:

1. Karnataka domicile, NEET 580+: Government Medical College (BMCRI / Mysore Medical / KIMS Hubli / Belagavi) via KEA G-Quota. Lowest cost, full home-field advantage, eligible for 1-year rural bond pathway leading directly to state PG opportunities.
2. Karnataka domicile, NEET 480–580: KEA G-Quota / P-Quota mix at top private colleges (MS Ramaiah / Father Muller / Vydehi / KIMS Bangalore / SDM Dharwad). Choose Bangalore vs Coastal based on lifestyle preference; both deliver strong NEET-PG outcomes.
3. Non-domicile, NEET 540–580 + budget ₹65–75 L: Karnataka P-Quota is India's best open-state value. ₹12.12 L/year tuition × 4.5 years at premium private colleges is unmatched at this NEET band. Lock as primary target with backups in MP / UP private medical colleges.
4. Non-domicile, NEET 480–540 + budget ₹65–75 L: P-Quota at Tier-2 KEA privates (BGS Global / SDM Dharwad / AJ Institute / Akash) or MCC Deemed Karnataka (KS Hegde / SSMC Tumkur / Adichunchanagiri) — both feasible at this band.
5. Any domicile, NEET 350–480 + budget ₹85 L–1.5 Cr: Q-Quota at KEA privates or MCC Deemed Management Quota. Calculate the all-in 4.5-year cost honestly before locking.

The Karnataka takeaway: No state in India offers the same combination of seat scale (11,500+), institutional quality (KMC Manipal, KMC Mangalore, Father Muller, MS Ramaiah, JSS Mysuru, BLDE Vijayapura, JNMC Belagavi consistently in NIRF top-30), regulated open-state pricing (P-Quota ₹12.12 L), and dual-track flexibility (KEA + MCC). For most non-Karnataka NEET aspirants, the right question in 2026 is not "should I consider Karnataka?" — it is "which Karnataka quota and region matches my score and budget?"

18. Quick Answers — Karnataka Counselling Glossary

• KEA: Karnataka Examinations Authority — runs CET / NEET-counselling for state government and private medical colleges.
• MCC: Medical Counselling Committee, New Delhi — runs counselling for All India Quota (AIQ), Deemed Universities, and ESIC / AFMS seats.
• SATS: Karnataka government's student database — used for automated domicile + 10th/12th verification.
• G-Quota: Karnataka domicile-only seats (government and private). 1-year rural bond.
• P-Quota: Private Merit — All-India open at KEA-regulated ₹12.12 L/yr tuition. No state bond.
• Q-Quota: Management — All-India open at ₹25–45 L/yr.
• N-Quota: NRI sponsored — All-India open at $40–50K/yr.
• Choice-1/2/3/4: KEA's mandatory post-allotment lock decision — see Section 5 for full mechanics.
• Mop-up Round: Late-cycle KEA round, ₹1 L caution deposit, 100% online.
• Stray Vacancy: Final fall-back round, 100% online per Supreme Court mandate. No offline spot admission, ever.

19. Complete List of Karnataka Medical Colleges (MBBS 2026)

Browse every Karnataka MBBS college we cover, grouped by Government vs Private/Deemed. Each page carries the 2026 fee structure (G/P/Q/N quota), NEET cutoff trend, seat matrix and counselling route (KEA or MCC) for that specific institute. Use this directory to drill into the exact college that fits your NEET score, budget and preferred region.

Government Medical Colleges (KEA — G/P/Q Quota)

• ABVMC Bengaluru MBBS 2026
• BRIMS Bidar MBBS 2026
• BMCRI Bangalore MBBS 2026
• CIMS Chamarajanagar MBBS 2026
• CIMS Chikkaballapura MBBS 2026
• CIMS Chikkamagaluru MBBS 2026
• Chitradurga Medical College MBBS 2026
• Gadag Institute of Medical Sciences MBBS 2026
• HIMS Hassan MBBS 2026
• KoIMS Madikeri MBBS 2026
• KIMS Koppal MBBS 2026
• MIMS Mandya MBBS 2026
• Mysore Medical College (MMCRI) MBBS 2026
• YIMS Yadgiri MBBS 2026

Private & Deemed Medical Colleges (KEA & MCC)

• Adichunchanagiri (AIMS) Mandya MBBS 2026
• AJ Institute Mangaluru MBBS 2026
• Akash Devanahalli MBBS 2026
• Al-Ameen Medical College Vijayapura MBBS 2026
• Basaveshwara Chitradurga MBBS 2026
• BGS Global (GIMS) Bangalore MBBS 2026
• BGS Medical College Bangalore MBBS 2026
• CDSIMER Bangalore MBBS 2026
• Dr BR Ambedkar Bengaluru MBBS 2026
• East Point Medical College Bangalore MBBS 2026
• FAME Mysuru MBBS 2026
• Father Muller Mangaluru MBBS 2026
• JJMMC Davangere MBBS 2026
• Kanachur Mangaluru MBBS 2026
• KIMS Bangalore MBBS 2026
• Khaja Bandanawaz Kalaburagi MBBS 2026
• KVG Medical College Sullia MBBS 2026
• MR Medical College Kalaburagi MBBS 2026
• MS Ramaiah Bangalore MBBS 2026 Fees, KEA P-Quota
• MVJ Medical College Bengaluru MBBS 2026
• Navodaya Medical College Raichur MBBS 2026
• The Oxford Medical College Bengaluru MBBS 2026
• PES Medical Bangalore MBBS 2026
• S Nijalingappa Medical College Bagalkot MBBS 2026
• Sapthagiri Bengaluru MBBS 2026
• SDM Dharwad MBBS 2026
• Shridevi Tumakuru MBBS 2026
• Siddaganga Tumakuru MBBS 2026
• SR Patil Medical College Bagalkot MBBS 2026
• Sri Chamundeshwari Ramanagara MBBS 2026
• Sri Madhusudan Sai SMSIMSR MBBS 2026
• Srinivas Mangalore MBBS 2026
• SS Institute Davangere MBBS 2026
• Subbaiah Shivamogga MBBS 2026
• Vydehi (VIMS) Bangalore MBBS 2026
• Yenepoya Mangalore MBBS 2026

14. Frequently Asked Questions