Punjab Sets Rs50,000 Annual Fee for New MBBS, BDS Students
The revised fee for public-sector medical and dental colleges applies only to students admitted this year; existing students keep paying their current fee.
Public medical and dental colleges in Punjab set a Rs50,000 annual fee for new MBBS and BDS admissions; existing students continue paying Rs15,000.
Public-sector medical and dental colleges in Punjab have revised the annual fee for MBBS and Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS) programmes to Rs50,000, up from Rs15,000. The change applies only to students admitted this year.
Key Points
Detail | Information |
|---|---|
Previous annual fee | Rs15,000 |
New annual fee | Rs50,000 |
Who it applies to | Students admitted to MBBS and BDS this year |
Existing students | Continue paying the previous fee of Rs15,000 |
The revised fee is the annual tuition for open-merit seats in public-sector colleges, in line with the admission policy released earlier by the University of Health Sciences for the 2026-27 session.
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