BMCRI
K R Road, central Bengaluru. Teaching hospitals include Victoria, Vani Vilas and Bowring & Lady Curzon — one of the highest medicine patient loads in Karnataka.
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14 colleges in and around Bengaluru have a published 2025 MD General Medicine rank: 2 government (BMCRI and ESIC Rajajinagar) and 12 private. In KEA 2025, government seats closed at 350 (BMCRI) and 1,649 (ESIC); government-quota seats in private colleges from 4,238 (KIMS) to 16,507 (Oxford); and private seats from 4,904 (St John’s) to 1,02,654 (Sapthagiri). Private tuition is ₹13,87,994 a year at most colleges and up to ₹62,40,750.
2 government and 12 private, with a published 2025 rank.
BMCRI, KEA 2025 General Merit.
The Oxford Medical College — also the last in Karnataka.
A year at most Bengaluru private colleges.
All 14 colleges with the 2025 closing rank for each seat type and the annual fee from the 2025-26 KEA fee matrix.
| College | Govt / Govt-Quota Rank | Private Rank | Govt-Quota Fee | Private Fee | Management Fee |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bangalore Medical College and Research Institute (BMCRI)Government K R Road, central Bengaluru | 350 | — | Government fee | — | — |
| ESIC Medical College and PGIMSR, RajajinagarGovernment Rajajinagar, west Bengaluru | 1,649 | — | Government fee | — | — |
| St John’s Medical CollegePrivate Koramangala, south-east Bengaluru | — | 4,904 | — | ₹12,40,025 | — |
| Kempegowda Institute of Medical Sciences (KIMS)Private V V Puram, south Bengaluru | 4,238 | 12,990 | ₹7,83,108 | ₹13,87,994 | ₹95,15,000 |
| BGS Global Institute of Medical SciencesPrivate Kengeri, south-west Bengaluru | 4,884 | 17,949 | ₹7,83,108 | ₹13,87,994 | ₹95,15,000 |
| Vydehi Institute of Medical Sciences and Research CentrePrivate Whitefield, east Bengaluru | 5,703 | 15,773 | ₹7,83,108 | ₹13,87,994 | ₹90,15,000 |
| Sapthagiri Institute of Medical SciencesPrivate Hesaraghatta Road, north-west Bengaluru | 6,350 | 1,02,654 | ₹8,08,858 | ₹62,40,750 | ₹1,00,40,750 |
| Dr Chandramma Dayananda Sagar Institute of Medical Education and ResearchPrivate Harohalli, Kanakapura Road | 9,184 | — | ₹7,83,108 | ₹50,15,000 | ₹1,00,15,000 |
| MVJ Medical College and Research HospitalPrivate Hoskote, east of Bengaluru | 12,011 | — | ₹7,83,108 | ₹13,87,994 | ₹90,15,000 |
| Akash Institute of Medical SciencesPrivate Devanahalli, near the airport | 12,233 | — | ₹7,83,108 | ₹13,87,994 | ₹95,15,000 |
| East Point College of Medical SciencesPrivate Virgonagar, east Bengaluru | 14,772 | 18,305 | ₹7,83,108 | ₹13,87,994 | ₹95,15,000 |
| The Oxford Medical CollegePrivate Attibele, Anekal (Hosur Road side) | 16,507 | 23,043 | ₹7,83,108 | ₹13,87,994 | ₹90,15,000 |
| Dr B R Ambedkar Medical CollegePrivate K G Halli, north-east Bengaluru | — | 20,065 | ₹7,83,108 | ₹13,87,994 | ₹1,00,15,000 |
| M S Ramaiah Medical CollegePrivate Mathikere, north Bengaluru | — | 35,913 | ₹8,08,108 | ₹50,40,000 | ₹1,00,40,000 |
Ranks: KEA 2025 General Merit, all rounds. Government colleges show the government-college rank; private colleges show the government-quota rank (seats at about ₹7.83 lakh a year). “—” = no published 2025 rank or fee for that seat type. Management fees are as listed — confirm every fee in writing. The Atal Bihari Vajpayee Medical College, Bengaluru, is not listed because no 2025 General Medicine rank was published in our sources.
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Your Bangalore General Medicine options will appear here — each seat’s 2025 closing rank, type and annual fee.
| NEET PG Rank | What Was Possible in 2025 |
|---|---|
| Under 2,000 | Government colleges: BMCRI (350) and ESIC Rajajinagar (1,649). |
| 2,000 – 6,500 | Government-quota seats in private colleges at about ₹7.83 lakh a year: KIMS (4,238), BGS (4,884), Vydehi (5,703), Sapthagiri (6,350); St John’s private seat (4,904, ₹12,40,025). |
| 6,500 – 16,507 | Government quota at Dayananda Sagar (9,184), MVJ (12,011), Akash (12,233), East Point (14,772) and Oxford (16,507); private seats at KIMS (12,990) and Vydehi (15,773) at ₹13,87,994. |
| 16,508 – 25,000 | Private seats at ₹13,87,994 a year: BGS (17,949), East Point (18,305), B R Ambedkar (20,065) and Oxford (23,043). |
| 25,000 – 1 lakh | M S Ramaiah private seat (35,913, ₹50.40 lakh) and Karnataka-wide private open quota (83,310, all states). |
| Above 1 lakh | Sapthagiri private seat (1,02,654, ₹62.41 lakh), NRI quota (1,32,637) and management seats (2,20,761). |
For every Karnataka college, see MD General Medicine Karnataka by NEET PG rank.
Karnataka-wide MD General Medicine closing ranks. Bengaluru seats are part of these pools.
| Seat Type | Who Can Apply | 2025 Closing | 2024 Closing | Fee |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Government quota — General Merit (GM) | Karnataka candidates | 16,507 | 11,828 | Government fee, or about ₹7.83 lakh a year in a private college |
| Private seats — open quota | Candidates from every state | 83,310 | 98,343 | Private fee of the college |
| NRI quota | NRI or NRI-sponsored | 1,32,637 | 1,60,024 | NRI fee of the college |
| General merit private (GMP) | Karnataka-eligible candidates | 1,65,579 | — | Private fee of the college |
| Management / institutional | Candidates from every state | 2,20,761 | 1,68,809 | Listed management fee (₹90.15 lakh – ₹1.00 crore in Bengaluru) |
| MCC All India Quota — General | Every state (50% of govt seats) | 17,190 | 9,911 | Government fee |
KEA ranks: last seat allotted in Karnataka across all rounds (Sartha). AIQ: MCC, MD General Medicine, General, all India.
K R Road, central Bengaluru. Teaching hospitals include Victoria, Vani Vilas and Bowring & Lady Curzon — one of the highest medicine patient loads in Karnataka.
Rajajinagar, west Bengaluru. Attached to the ESIC Model Hospital, Rajajinagar.
Koramangala, south-east Bengaluru. Earliest-closing private General Medicine seat in Bengaluru, at the lowest private fee. Private fee: ₹12,40,025 a year.
V V Puram, south Bengaluru. Attached to KIMS Hospital and Research Centre. Private fee: ₹13,87,994 a year.
Kengeri, south-west Bengaluru. Attached to the BGS Gleneagles Global Hospital campus. Private fee: ₹13,87,994 a year.
Whitefield, east Bengaluru. Attached to Vydehi Hospital, Whitefield. Private fee: ₹13,87,994 a year.
Hesaraghatta Road, north-west Bengaluru. Government quota closes early; the private seat has the highest General Medicine fee in Bengaluru. Private fee: ₹62,40,750 a year.
Harohalli, Kanakapura Road. Higher-fee private college south of the city. Private fee: ₹50,15,000 a year.
Hoskote, east of Bengaluru. Standard-fee private college on the Hoskote side. Private fee: ₹13,87,994 a year.
Devanahalli, near the airport. Standard-fee private college in Bengaluru Rural. Private fee: ₹13,87,994 a year.
Virgonagar, east Bengaluru. Standard-fee private college in east Bengaluru. Private fee: ₹13,87,994 a year.
Attibele, Anekal (Hosur Road side). Its government-quota seat was the last in Karnataka (16,507). Private fee: ₹13,87,994 a year.
K G Halli, north-east Bengaluru. Standard-fee private seat in north-east Bengaluru. Private fee: ₹13,87,994 a year.
Mathikere, north Bengaluru. Attached to the M S Ramaiah teaching hospital. Higher private-quota fee. Private fee: ₹50,40,000 a year.
General Medicine is learned at the bedside. Two colleges with similar cutoffs can train you very differently.
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₹7.83 lakh × 3 = ₹23.49 lakh (govt quota); ₹13.88 lakh × 3 = ₹41.64 lakh (private); ₹62.41 lakh × 3 = ₹1.87 crore (Sapthagiri).
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14 colleges in and around Bengaluru have a published 2025 MD General Medicine rank: 2 government colleges — BMCRI and ESIC Medical College, Rajajinagar — and 12 private colleges: St John’s, KIMS, BGS Global, Vydehi, Sapthagiri, Dayananda Sagar (Harohalli), MVJ, Akash, East Point, The Oxford Medical College, B R Ambedkar and M S Ramaiah.
BMCRI’s last KEA state-quota General Merit seat for MD General Medicine closed at NEET PG rank 350 in 2025 — the earliest in Karnataka. ESIC Rajajinagar closed at 1,649.
For private-quota seats, St John’s Medical College closed earliest at 4,904 in 2025, at ₹12,40,025 a year. For government-quota seats in private colleges, KIMS closed earliest at 4,238 (about ₹7.83 lakh a year).
Yes. In 2025, government-quota seats closed after 15,000 at Oxford (16,507), and private seats at ₹13,87,994 a year at Vydehi (15,773), BGS (17,949), East Point (18,305), B R Ambedkar (20,065) and Oxford (23,043). Higher-fee seats at M S Ramaiah (35,913) and Sapthagiri (1,02,654) closed later.
Under the 2025-26 KEA fee matrix, a government-quota seat costs about ₹7,83,108 a year; a private-quota seat ₹13,87,994 at most Bengaluru colleges, ₹12,40,025 at St John’s, ₹50,15,000 at Dayananda Sagar, ₹50,40,000 at M S Ramaiah and ₹62,40,750 at Sapthagiri. Listed management fees range from ₹90,15,000 to ₹1,00,40,750 a year.
Listed management fees in Bengaluru are ₹90,15,000 a year at Vydehi, MVJ and Oxford; ₹95,15,000 at KIMS, BGS, Akash and East Point; ₹1,00,15,000 at B R Ambedkar and Dayananda Sagar; ₹1,00,40,000 at M S Ramaiah; and ₹1,00,40,750 at Sapthagiri. The last Karnataka management seat closed at 2,20,761 in 2025.
M S Ramaiah has its own large teaching hospital in Mathikere. Its private General Medicine seat closed at 35,913 in 2025 at ₹50,40,000 a year; management is listed at ₹1,00,40,000 a year. Compare clinical exposure and cost with standard-fee colleges.
Yes. Other-state candidates can use MCC All India Quota seats at BMCRI and ESIC (General closed at 17,190 in 2025), KEA private open quota (83,310 statewide), NRI seats if eligible (1,32,637) and management seats (2,20,761). Government quota is for Karnataka-eligible candidates.
Look at OPD and inpatient load, ICU and emergency exposure, unit structure and faculty, the 3-year fee for your seat type, and travel and hostel. A standard-fee college with a busy hospital can be better value than a higher-fee seat.
Not exactly. In 2025 the Karnataka government-quota GM rank moved from 11,828 to 16,507 and management from 1,68,809 to 2,20,761, while open quota moved earlier from 98,343 to 83,310. Use 2025 ranks as a range and keep back-up colleges.
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