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Krishna Institute of Medical Sciences, Karad releases MBBS 2026 fee structure on its official website kvv.edu.in. The MBBS fee structure of Krishna Institute of Medical Sciences Karad includes tuition fee, admission fee, hostel charges and other charges that are to be paid at the time of admission. The Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) at Krishna Institute of Medical Sciences is a journey that moulds aspiring doctors into healthcare professionals for the future.
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The institute offers 250 seats in the MBBS program through the National Eligibility cum Entrance (NEET) examination. Once students have successfully cleared the examination, they have to appear for NEET UG counselling which is conducted by the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC). Candidates seeking MBBS admission at Krishna Institute of Medical Sciences must know about the fee structure to plan finances accordingly. Read the article on Krishna Institute of Medical Sciences MBBS fees to get a detailed MBBS fee structure of the institute.
Krishna Institute of Medical Sciences MBBS tuition fee is released by the authority for General category as well as NRI students. General quota students must note that tuition fee shall increase by 7% every year. Check the latest KIMS Karad MBBS tuition fee from the table below.
Particulars | Amount to be paid by General quota candidates annually | Amount to be paid by NRI candidates annually |
Tuition fees | Rs 23,00,000 (tuition fee shall increase by 7% every year) | US$ 45,000 |
Eligibility fees | Rs 1,00,000 (one time) | Rs 1,00,000 (one time) |
Caution deposit (Refundable) | Rs 50,000 | Rs 50,000 |
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The hostel fee of KIMS Karad includes deposit for accommodation which is refundable and fees which is non-refundable. Krishna Institute of Medical Sciences MBBS hostel fee is same for General and NRI candidates. Check the updated KIMS hostel fee for MBBS from the table below.
Particulars | Amount to be paid by General quota and NRI candidates |
Hostel deposit (refundable) | Rs 25,000 (one time) |
Hostel fees | Rs 90,000 (yearly) |
Note: Fee is subject to change. Candidates need to pay a consolidated amount at the time of admission (tuition as well as hostel fee).
KIMS Karad offers 250 seats for its MBBS program. The admission in the course is granted through MCC NEET counselling conducted by the MCC. Medical aspirants who are NEET qualified by securing the minimum cutoff marks are required to register for the counselling process at mcc.nic.in. Registered candidates are required to select the Krishna Institute of Medical Sciences during the choice filling process and lock it.
Once a seat is allotted in the institution, candidates must complete the admission process by paying the Krishna Institute of Medical Sciences MBBS fee. Candidates must also submit two copies of the required documents and get their documents verified within the stipulated time. Below is a list of documents that candidates need to present during the admission process in the institution.
Provisional allotment letter issued by MCC
Class 10 marksheet
Class 10 certificate
Class 12 marksheet
Class 12 certificate
Identity proof (Aadhaar/ PAN/ Driving License or others)
Gap certificate (if applicable)
Age/ Nationality certificate/ Valid Passport
Migration certificate
Medical fitness certificate
Conduct and Character certificate
Leaving/ Transfer certificate
Caste/ EWS certificate (if applicable)
Caste Validity certificate
4 passport size photographs
Valid passport
Certificate from Consulate/ Embassy that the sponsorer is NRI
Valid passport of sponsorer
Valid Visa of the sponsorer
Valid address proof (foreign country address) of the sponsor
Affidavit of relationship of NRI with the candidate
All the essential documents of the family members to establish the exact relationship between candidate and the sponsor
Affidavit of the sponsorer that he/she will sponsor the entire course fee of the candidate.
On Question asked by student community
Hello Student,
Aap poochana kya cha rahe ho?
Hello Student,
With 208 marks in Re-Neet it is unlikely that you will get a government seat in MBBS or in BAMS. Scores for government seats generally go upto 500 to 600. Admission also depends on the category type and state quota.
For BAMs seats in government colleges, cut off
Hello Student,
With 315 marks in Re-Neet as an OBC candidate, it is highly unlikely that you get a BDS seat. However, you do have chance of securing a seat in a private college through the management quota.
Hello,
Can you please elaborate on your question?
Hello Student,
With a NEET score of 460, it is highly unlikely that you can get a government college seat. However, you have a good chance of getting a seat under the management quota in private colleges.
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