EPCET Bangalore MBBS : Fees 2025, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

The medical college is staffed by a well-qualified and supportive faculty, all of whom hold MBBS and MD/MS degrees from reputable institutions like St. John's and BMC Bangalore. The MBBS program spans five and a half years, with four and a half years of coursework and a one-year mandatory internship at the college hospital. Interns currently receive a stipend of ₹4,000 per month. The program includes three internal assessments, each worth 80 marks, and a final university exam worth 100 marks. The college offers three seat categories: government, private, and management. Government seat holders pay an annual fee of ₹189,000, including ₹141,000 in KEA fees and ₹45,000 in college fees, with the total course cost around ₹10 lakhs. Karnataka domicile students under the government category pay about ₹2 lakhs annually. Private candidates pay an annual fee of ₹12 lakhs, with the overall cost for 4.5 years estimated at ₹65 lakhs, including hostel fees. The NEET UG 2024 cutoff for admission was above 580. Government seat holders are eligible for the SSP scholarship, which provides ₹55,000.