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Tamil Nadu Releases New MBBS Fee Structure for Private Colleges – 2025–26
Tamil Nadu Releases New MBBS Fee Structure: In a significant update for NEET-UG 2025 aspirants aiming to study in Tamil Nadu, the Selection Committee of the Directorate of Medical Education & Research (DMER) has officially published the revised fee structure for MBBS admissions in self-financing medical colleges and state private university medical colleges.
This revised fee structure, based on the proceedings of the Fee Fixation Committee dated 12 June 2025, will be applicable for the academic year 2025–26.
What’s the Announcement?
Tamil Nadu Releases New MBBS Fee Structure:
On 14 July 2025, the DMER Selection Committee released a Notification, informing candidates and institutions that the new fee structure decided by the Fee Fixation Committee will be applicable for all self-financing and private medical colleges in Tamil Nadu for the current academic session.
Although the notification doesn’t include the actual fee table, it establishes the legal and procedural basis for institutions and candidates to follow during the 2025–26 MBBS admission season.
Why This Matters to Students and Parents
Each year, hundreds of medical aspirants and their families face confusion and stress around private college fees, which often vary widely and are subject to periodic revision. This official update brings clarity and consistency, ensuring that all stakeholders are aware of the fixed fee norms applicable this year.
It’s essential to understand this notification’s implications, especially if you are considering self-financing medical colleges or private universities in Tamil Nadu.
Download the Official PDF:
The candidates can refer to the following PDF for detailed information:
Key Points to Remember
- The revised fee structure applies to MBBS admissions in the 2025–26 academic year.
- It is applicable only to self-financing medical colleges and private university medical colleges in the state.
- The fee fixation is based on the proceedings dated 12/06/2025 by the Fee Fixation Committee.
- All admissions to such colleges will follow this structure without deviation.
- The detailed fee chart is usually uploaded on the official DMER Tamil Nadu website or is available with the respective colleges.
Expert Tips from Radical Education
- Request Written Fee Breakups– “Before confirming a seat, request a written, itemised fee structure from the college. Cross-check with the official one fixed by the Fee Committee.”
- Don’t Get Misled by Hidden Costs– “Some colleges may include charges under miscellaneous heads. Always ask: Is this part of the approved structure?
- Confirm Hostel and Miscellaneous Fees Separately– “Fee fixation typically applies to tuition. Other charges (like hostel, mess, transport) should be verified separately and in writing.”
- Plan Financially With Realistic Estimates– “Factor in total 5-year cost, including hostel, books, insurance, etc., and not just tuition fees. Have a long-term financial plan.”
FAQs
When will the detailed fee list be available?
It’s generally published on the official DMER website and circulated to colleges shortly after the official notification. You can also get it directly from the colleges during counselling.
Can colleges charge more than the fixed fee?
No. Colleges must adhere strictly to the fixed fee structure set by the Committee. Any deviation can be reported to the authorities.
Does this fee apply to government medical colleges?
No. This structure is only for self-financing and private medical colleges, not government or government quota seats.
I’m applying under management quota. Does this apply to me?
Yes. Whether you're applying under the management or NRI quota in self-financing institutions, this fee structure will apply.
