MBBS Fee in Pakistan 2026-27

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MBBS Fee in Pakistan 2026-27 — Government & Private Medical Colleges

How much does MBBS cost? Government colleges charge a small yearly fee on merit seats, while private colleges charge lakhs per year. Here is a quick comparison with links to each college’s full verified fee page.

Government Medical Colleges — Fee by Province

Province Typical merit-seat fee Full fee structure
Sindh Rs 48,000 merit tuition per year (most colleges) College-wise fee →
Punjab Rs 53,030 first-year MBBS fee (2026-27) College-wise fee →
KPK About Rs 87,000 first-year merit fee (most colleges) College-wise fee →
Balochistan Rs 37,000 first-year MBBS fee College-wise fee →

Self-finance and foreign seats in government colleges cost much more than merit seats. The full college-wise breakdown (tuition, admission, security and hostel charges) is on each province page above.

Private Medical Colleges — Fee Examples 2026-27

Private colleges must stay within the PM&DC tuition cap (Rs 1.89 million per year for 2025-26, linked to inflation after that). Total cost for five years is usually between Rs 1 crore and Rs 1.5 crore. A few examples:

College City Approx. fee Details
Aga Khan University Medical College Karachi About Rs 35.8 lakh per year (tuition + university) Fee breakdown →
Ziauddin Medical College Karachi About Rs 1.31 crore (5 years) Fee breakdown →
United Medical & Dental College Karachi About Rs 1.28 crore (5-year tuition) Fee breakdown →
CMH Lahore Medical College Lahore Rs 26.25 lakh first year Fee breakdown →
Bakhtawar Amin Medical & Dental College Multan About Rs 1.54 crore (MBBS) Fee breakdown →
Wah Medical College Wah Cantt Rs 20.24 lakh first year Fee breakdown →
Shifa College of Medicine Islamabad Rs 22.7 lakh first year Fee breakdown →
Jinnah Medical College Peshawar About Rs 1.15 crore (5 years) Fee breakdown →
Quetta Institute of Medical Sciences Quetta About Rs 86.3 lakh (5 years) Fee breakdown →

See verified fee pages of more than 50 private medical and dental colleges in Sindh, Punjab, Islamabad, KPK and Balochistan on MBBS & BDS college fees 2026-27.

💡 Fees on this page are approximate and taken from each college’s own official source. Always confirm the exact amount, instalment plan and refund policy with the college before paying.

Ways to Reduce the Cost

  • Aim for a government merit seat — a strong MDCAT score is the cheapest route to MBBS. Check last year’s closing merits.
  • Apply for need-based scholarships offered by colleges and provincial governments — see scholarships for Pakistani students.
  • Compare BDS — dental programmes are four years and usually cost less in total.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the MBBS fee in government medical colleges?

Merit-seat fees are low: about Rs 48,000 per year in most Sindh colleges, Rs 53,030 first-year fee in Punjab (2026-27), about Rs 87,000 first-year fee in most KPK colleges and Rs 37,000 first-year fee in Balochistan.

What is the MBBS fee in private medical colleges in Pakistan?

Most private colleges charge within the PM&DC cap (Rs 1.89 million per year tuition for 2025-26). The total for five years is usually Rs 1 crore to Rs 1.5 crore.

Which private medical college is the most expensive?

Fees vary every year. Aga Khan University charges about Rs 35.8 lakh per year (tuition + university fee), among the highest in Pakistan.

Is BDS cheaper than MBBS?

Usually yes — BDS is a four-year programme, so the total cost in private colleges is lower than five-year MBBS.

More on MDCAT & MBBS

Last reviewed: 22 October 2026. Dates and fees change every year — always confirm on the official portal before applying.

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