Top MBBS Colleges in West Bengal 2025 – Fees & Cut-Offs

MBBS Seat Distribution in West Bengal (2025)

West Bengal offers a good number of MBBS seats through Government and Private Medical Colleges. While government colleges mainly serve West Bengal domicile students through the 85% State Quota, 15% of their seats are filled under the All India Quota (AIQ). Private colleges also reserve a portion for state students, while the rest fall under the Management/Institutional Quota, which is open to all India candidates at a higher fee structure. Currently, no Deemed Universities offer MBBS in West Bengal.

West Bengal MBBS Seat Matrix 2025

College Types	No. of Colleges	Seats
Government	25	3701
Private	12	1850
Deemed	0	0
AIIMS	1	125
Total	38	5676

Reservation Quota – West Bengal NEET UG 2025 (State Quota – 85%)

Category	Reservation %
SC	22%
ST	6%
OBC-A	10%
OBC-B	7%
EWS	10%
PwD (across all categories)	5% (Horizontal)
Ex-Servicemen (WESM)	As per WB Govt norms

Notes-

• Reservation applies only to WB domiciled candidates.
• Valid category certificate from WB authorities is mandatory.
• Management & NRI Quotas have no reservation.

Top Government MBBS Colleges in West Bengal

College-wise Table

College Name	Location	Seats	Cut-off	Annual Fees (INR)
AIIMS, Kalyani	-	125		5,856
Nil Ratan Sircar Medical College & Hospital	Kolkata	250		11,144
Institute of PG Medical Education and Research	Kolkata	200		11,144
RG Kar Medical College & Hospital	Kolkata	251		6,520
Calcutta National Medical College & Hospital	Kolkata	250		11,144
College of Medicine & Sagore Dutta Hospital	Kolkata	125		11,144
Burdwan Medical College	Burdwan	200		11,144
College of Medicine & JNM Hospital	Kalyani	125		11,144
Bankura Sammilani Medical College	Bankura	200		11,144
ESIC Medical College & Hospital	Kolkata	100		1,00,000

Cut-off ranks mentioned are for NEET 2024. These may vary slightly each year.

Benefits of Government MBBS Colleges in West Bengal

• Very low fees (₹11,000/year)
• Strong clinical exposure in busy hospitals
• Experienced faculty and structured academics
• Reservation support for SC/ST/OBC/EWS/PwD
• Internship stipends and rural job options

Challenges

• High NEET cut-offs for top colleges
• Infrastructure gaps in newer/rural colleges
• Overcrowded hostels in some institutions
• Bengali language barrier for non-local students
• Remote locations may lack amenities

Top Private MBBS Colleges in West Bengal

College-wise Table

College Name	Location	Seats	Cut-off	Annual Fees (Private)	Annual Fees (Management)
KPC Medical College, Jadavpur, Kolkata	Kolkata	200		₹5,29,000	₹28,29,000
IQ City Medical College	Burdwan	250		₹6,23,000	₹22,63,000
Gouri Devi Institute of Medical Sciences	Durgapur	200		₹8,25,000	₹99,00,000
Jagannath Gupta Institute of Medical Sciences	Kolkata	200		₹6,23,000	₹22,63,000
ICARE Institute of Medical Sciences	Midanpore	150		₹6,75,000	₹20,75,000
Shri Ramkrishna Institute of Medical Sciences	Durgapur	200		₹8,67,000	₹25,07,000
Santiniketan Medical College	Bolpur	150		₹7,95,623	₹21,63,400
JIS School of Medical Science	Howrah	150		₹6,38,000	₹22,60,000
JMN Medical College	Nadia	150		₹9,19,000	₹23,19,000
East West Institute of Medical Sciences	—	50		—	—

ROI- Is a Private MBBS College in West Bengal Worth It?

• Fees- ₹9–18 lakhs/year – higher than govt colleges but with more seat availability and modern facilities.
• Worth It? Depends on-
  • Career plans (PG, private practice, govt job, abroad)
  • Hospital exposure and teaching quality
  • Your financial capacity or access to education loans

If you’re committed to becoming a doctor and miss a govt seat, private colleges can be a good option.

Scholarships & Financial Support in West Bengal

• State Scholarships- For SC/ST/OBC & low-income students (e.g., Swami Vivekananda Scholarship)
• Private College Waivers- Merit-based fee concessions available
• Education Loans- Offered by major banks with flexible terms
• Central Schemes- Support from UGC, AICTE, and other bodies

Why Choose West Bengal for MBBS?

• Strong Medical Education- Top colleges like AIIMS Kalyani, Medical College Kolkata, and RG Kar Medical College with modern infrastructure and clinical training.
• Affordable Fees- Low tuition in government colleges; cost of living is lower compared to metro cities.
• Good Connectivity- Kolkata is well-connected by rail, air, and road, making travel and internships easier.
• More Seat Options- MBBS seats available through NEET AIQ, State Quota, and Deemed Universities.
• Top-Ranked Colleges- Quality education, experienced faculty, and good hospital tie-ups.
• Career Exposure- Hands-on training in busy hospitals boosts confidence and skills.
• Supportive Policies- State-backed healthcare growth offers better job and education opportunities.

Note- Some government colleges may have a rural service bond. Stay informed about local conditions.

Admission Pathways- AIQ & State Quota Counselling in West Bengal (MBBS 2025)

AIQ (15%) and Eligibility in West Bengal 15% of MBBS seats in West Bengal’s government medical colleges are reserved under the All India Quota (AIQ) Counselling. These seats are open to students from all states, and are filled via MCC counselling. No domicile is required to apply, but the cut-offs are typically higher due to national competition.

85% State Quota The remaining 85% of seats are reserved for West Bengal domicile students and filled through WBMCC counselling. Private colleges also participate, with possible Management and NRI Quota seats open to other states.

Expert Tips for NEET 2025 Aspirants

• Cut-offs & Fees- Government colleges are affordable but have high cut-offs. Private colleges are more expensive.
• Internship & Exposure- Choose colleges with busy hospitals for better hands-on learning.
• Bond & Hostel- Check for compulsory bonds and hostel conditions.
• Consult Alumni- Get insights from current students about academics and campus life.

Final Advice Know your rank, set realistic targets, and don’t skip document verification during counselling. Always verify college details before finalising your choices.