Andhra Pradesh NEET PG Fee Structure 2026-27: Get details of MD/MS fees, specialisations, and category-wise charges for General and NRI seats. Andhra Pradesh has some of the most prestigious medical colleges in India, offering the best education and training to aspiring doctors. Many students choose the state’s PG medical courses for their quality programs. However, pursuing PG medical courses at private and deemed colleges in Andhra Pradesh can be quite expensive.
In this article, we cover the fee structure of government, private, and deemed PG medical colleges in Andhra Pradesh, along with eligibility, stipend, service bond, seat matrix, and everything else you need before NEET PG counselling.
MD/MS Overview
| Particulars | Description |
|---|---|
| Course Name | MD/MS |
| Course Level | Postgraduate (PG) |
| Duration | 3 Years |
| Examination Type | Yearly/Semester |
| Eligibility | MBBS from a recognized University |
| Admission Procedure | NEET PG |
| Conducting Authority | Dr NTR University of Health Sciences (NTRUHS), Vijayawada |
| Counselling Process | Andhra Pradesh NEET PG Counselling |
Andhra Pradesh PG Colleges Fee Structure
The table below shows the latest annual tuition fee range for MD/MS seats across major government and private colleges in Andhra Pradesh.
| College Name | Location | Yearly Tuition Fee |
|---|---|---|
| Andhra Medical College | Visakhapatnam | MD/MS: ₹38,600 |
| PES Institute of Medical Sciences and Research | Chittoor | MD: ₹1.28 – 4.32 lakh |
| NRI Medical College | Guntur | MD: ₹1 – 5.27 lakh; MS: ₹5.27 lakh |
| AIIMS Mangalagiri | Vijayawada | MD/MS: ₹1,567 |
| Konaseema Institute of Medical Sciences | East Godavari | MD/MS: ₹1.28 – 5.55 lakh |
| Siddhartha Medical College | Vijayawada | MD/MS: ₹31.5 lakh |
| Alluri Sitaramaraju Academy of Medical Sciences | Eluru | MD: ₹17.95 lakh; MS: ₹58.2 lakh |
| GSL Medical College and General Hospital | Rajahmundry | MD/MS: ₹5.67 lakh |
| Narayana Medical College and Hospital | Nellore | MD: ₹60,000 – 7.5 lakh; MS: ₹60,000 – 1.7 lakh |
| Katuri Medical College and Hospital | Guntur | MD/MS: ₹5.52 lakh |
| NRI Institute of Medical Sciences | Visakhapatnam | MD: ₹1.22 – 8.64 lakh; MS: ₹8.64 lakh |
| Maharajah’s Institute of Medical Sciences | Vizianagaram | MD: ₹1.22 – 4.32 lakh; MS: ₹4.32 lakh |
| Great Eastern Medical School and Hospital | Srikakulam | MD/MS: ₹4.97 lakh |
| Santhiram Medical College | Kurnool | MD/MS: ₹12 lakh |
Deemed PG Medical Colleges in Andhra Pradesh Fees
Below is the fee structure of deemed PG medical colleges in Andhra Pradesh.
GITAM Institute of Medical Sciences and Research
| Courses | Management / Paid fees per annum (Rs.) | NRI fees per annum (US dollars) |
|---|---|---|
| MD – Anaesthesiology | 29,70,000/- | – |
| MD – Dermatology | 38,50,000/- | $1,85,000 |
| MD – General Medicine | 33,00,000/- | $1,60,000 |
| MS – General Surgery | 27,50,000/- | $1,30,000 |
| MS – Obstetrics & Gynecology | 29,70,000/- | $1,40,000 |
| MS – Ophthalmology | 27,50,000/- | – |
| MS – Orthopedics | 27,50,000/- | – |
| MS – Otorhinolaryngology (ENT) | 27,50,000/- | – |
| MD – Paediatrics | 33,00,000/- | $1,60,000 |
| MD – Pathology | 12,00,000/- | – |
| MD – Preventive & Social Medicine | 8,00,000/- | – |
| MD – Psychiatry | 22,00,000/- | – |
| MD – Radiodiagnosis | 38,50,000/- | $1,85,000 |
| MD – TB & Respiratory diseases | 33,00,000/- | – |
Additional Charges Beyond Tuition Fee
Apart from the yearly tuition fee, most private and deemed colleges collect the following, which candidates often overlook while budgeting:
- Hostel and mess charges – typically ₹80,000 – ₹1.5 lakh per year for on-campus accommodation
- Refundable caution/security deposit – usually ₹50,000 – ₹2 lakh, adjusted or returned at course completion
- University affiliation and registration charges – payable to NTRUHS at the time of admission
- Skill lab, library, and examination fees – nominal, but billed separately in most private colleges
- One-time admission/enrolment fee – varies by institution |
Fee Payment Process & Documents Required
- Complete choice filling and secure a seat allotment through NTRUHS state counselling or MCC (for AIQ seats).
- Report to the allotted college within the stipulated reporting window.
- Pay the tuition fee (and any caution deposit/hostel charge) via the college-designated payment gateway or demand draft.
- Carry original documents for verification, including: NEET PG admit card and scorecard, MBBS degree/provisional certificate, internship completion certificate, state medical council registration, category/domicile certificate (if applicable), and passport/visa documents for NRI quota candidates.
- Collect the fee receipt and admission confirmation letter – required later for stipend disbursal and bond documentation.
NEET PG Service Bond in Andhra Pradesh
Andhra Pradesh’s bond policy differs by quota:
- AIQ (All India Quota) seats: No mandatory service bond.
- State Quota seats: A compulsory bond applies – broadly around one year of rural/government service, with a penalty in the range of ₹40 lakh for candidates who don’t complete the service obligation.
- GST on penalty: Andhra Pradesh (including SVIMS Tirupati) adds 18% GST on top of the bond penalty amount, along with recovery of stipend already paid, in case of default.
- Private colleges generally carry no government service bond, though some may have their own institutional agreements – check individual college terms.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q. What is the average PG (MD/MS) fee structure in Andhra Pradesh medical colleges for 2026-27?
A. The average annual fee for government colleges ranges from ₹40,000-₹1.2 lakh, while private colleges charge ₹5-12 lakh depending on specialisation.
Q. Are NRI fees different from general category fees?
A. Yes, NRI quota fees are much higher, ranging from USD 25,000 – 60,000 per year based on the college and specialisation.
Q. Do government and private medical colleges have the same PG fee structure?
A. No, government colleges have significantly lower fees, while private colleges charge higher tuition and additional charges.
Q. Is the fee structure the same for all MD/MS specialisations?
A. No, clinical branches like Radiology, Dermatology and General Surgery usually have higher fees compared to non-clinical branches like Anatomy and Biochemistry.
Q. Are there any scholarships or fee concessions available for PG medical students in Andhra Pradesh?
A. Yes, eligible students from reserved categories and economically weaker sections can apply for state government scholarships and tuition fee reimbursements.