Private medical college fees in Maharashtra 2026–27: MBBS, BDS, BAMS and BHMS compared

In Maharashtra, the Fees Regulating Authority (FRA) approves the annual fee every private unaided professional college may charge. For 2026–27, it lists approved MBBS fees for 20 private medical colleges, from ₹7.5 lakh to ₹17.13 lakh a year. Here is the full spread — and how BDS, BAMS, BHMS and MD/MS compare.

₹9.3L

median MBBS fee / year, 2026–27

₹7.5L

lowest approved MBBS fee

₹17.1L

highest approved MBBS fee

The MBBS fee spread

The most expensive college’s approved fee is about 2.3 times the cheapest’s, and the median college charges ₹9.29 lakh a year. Over a 4½-year course plus internship the gap between two colleges adds up to lakhs — so fees belong on your shortlist alongside cutoffs.

The approved total is the tuition fee plus the development fee in FRA’s order. Hostel, mess, university and other charges are separate — check each college’s fee notice before you pay.

MBBS vs BDS, BAMS, BHMS and MD/MS

BDS fees run from ₹2.6L to ₹5.8L (median ₹4L); BAMS fees run from ₹1.1L to ₹3.6L (median ₹1.9L); BHMS fees run from ₹15k to ₹1.7L (median ₹97k); MD/MS fees run from ₹9L to ₹18.3L (median ₹9.5L). The ranges below share one scale, so you can see at a glance how much the course you choose shifts the budget.

Before you decide

• These are private, unaided colleges. Government college fees are set separately and are far lower.
• Fees are per year and are fixed for the academic year by FRA; the official order and the college’s own notice are final.
• Weigh fees with your rank. A college you can realistically get is worth more than a cheaper one you can’t — compare both on the portal.

Next: compare every approved medical fee, check closing ranks, or see MD/MS fees.