MBBS, BDS Admissions 2021 at Punjab Institutes: Check Out Fee Structure At BFUHS
Faridkot: Through a recent notice the Baba Farid University of Health Sciences (BHUHS) has informed its candidates about the Fee structure applicable for MBBS/BDS courses.
As per the notification dated 22.09.2021, the MBBS and BDS fees vary for Government and Private institutes and Government quota, management quota, Minority quota seats.
MBBS Fees:
Students who will be studying in the Government institutes, need to pay Rs 158,000.
For the Private institutes (Affiliated colleges excluding CMC, Ldh), the fee has been fixed at Rs 368,000 for Government quota seats and in management quota seats of private institutes (affiliated colleges) the fee is Rs 945,000.
In the Open quota/Minority quota seats of Private Minority Institute (Affiliated colleges- CMC, Ludhiana), the candidates need to pay Rs 660,000.
In case of Private Institute Adesh Institute of Medical Sciences & Research, Bathinda, the fee is Rs 945,000 for Government and Management quota seats. The amount of fee is same for Open Quota/Minority Quota seats of Private University SGRD.
As per the data provided by BFUHS, the fees in NRI quota seats is $ 110,000.
The tuition fee for MBBS would increase at a rate of 10% in every year, the notice clarified.
BDS Fees:
The BDS Fees in Government Institutes is Rs 80,000. The fee for Government quota seats in Private Institutes (Including Adesh Institute of Dental Sciences & Research, Bathinda & Desh Bhagat Dental College, Mandi Gobindgarh) is Rs 165,000 and in the management quota seats of these institutes the fee is Rs 220,000.
The BDS Fees in Open Quota/Minority Quota seats in Private Minority Institutions (CDC, Ldh & SGRD, Asr) is Rs 220,000.
For the NRI quota BDS seats, the fee has been fixed at $44,000.
In case of BDS seats as well, there shall be a 10% increase in the Tuition Fee every year.
| Sr. No. | Course | Institution | Quota | 1st Year (Rs) | 2nd Year (Rs) | 3rd Year (Rs) | 4th Year (Rs) | 5th Year (Rs) | NRI US $ | Punjab Govt. Notification Dated | Remarks |
|
1 |
MBBS | Govt. Institutions |
| 158,000/- |
Tuition Fee with 10% increase in every year. |
110,000 |
5/5/2021- 5HB-III/8191 Dated 22.09.2021 |
| |||
| Pvt. Institutions (Affiliated Colleges Excluding CMC, Ldh) |
Govt. Quota | 368,000/- | |||||||||
| Pvt. Institutions (Affiliated Colleges) | Management Quota | 945,000/- | |||||||||
| Pvt. Minority Institute (Affiliated College-CMC, Ludhiana) | Open Quota / Minority Quota |
660,000/- | |||||||||
|
Pvt. Institute Adesh Institute of Medical Sciences & Research, Bathinda | Govt. Quota | 945,000/- | Subject to final outcome of decision of Hon'ble High Court in CWP No. 14902 of 2020 | ||||||||
| Management Quota | 945,000/- |
| |||||||||
| Pvt. University SGRD | Open Quota / Minority Quota | 945,000/- | |||||||||
|
2 |
BDS | Govt. Institutions |
| 80,000/- |
Tuition Fee with 10% increase in every year |
|
44,000 |
| |||
| Pvt. Institutions (Including Adesh Institute of Dental Sciences & Research, Bathinda & Desh Bhagat Dental College, Mandi Gobindgarh) |
Govt. Quota | 165,000/- | |||||||||
|
Management Quota |
220,000/- | ||||||||||
| Pvt. Minority Institutions (CDC, Ldh & SGRD, Asr) | Open Quota / Minority Quota | 220,000/- | |||||||||
The Fee structure has been issued by BFUHS with reference to the pending case in the High Court between a private university and the State. In that case, the University had contended that reserving 50% seats as Government quota seats in respect of unaided private educational institutions is impermissible in the view of the legal position explained by the Supreme Court in P.A. Inamdar v. State of Maharastra (2005).
At that time, it had also been contended by the Private university that the fee fixed for the government quota seats was just 1/3rd of that chargeable for the management quota seats. It had been argued that if reserving 50% seats for the Government quota was illegal then determining the fee structure for the Government quota seats would also be illegal.
'Fee for admission for M.B.B.S. course in Private Institutes/Universities. The aforesaid seeks to regulate fees in MBBS courses in private institutions and universities, by stipulating as under:
| Course | Government Quota 50% | Management Quota 35% |
| 1st year | Rs.3, 50,000/- | Rs.9, 00,000/- |
| 2nd year | Rs.3, 85,000/- | Rs.9, 90,000/- |
| 3rd year | Rs.4, 20,000/- | Rs.10, 80,000/- |
| 4th year | Rs.4, 55,000/- | Rs.11, 70,000/- |
| 5th year | Rs.2, 45000/- | Rs.6, 30,000/- |
While considering the case, the HC bench comprising of Justice S. Muralidhar and Avneesh Jhingan had directed that meanwhile, "the Petitioners will be permitted to collect the fee prescribed for the management quota even in respect of the 50% government quota seats, subject to the stipulation that the differential amount qua the government quota seats be kept, within two weeks of the completion of the admission process, in a Fixed Deposit by Petitioner No.2 in its own name, with a copy of the Fixed Deposit Receipt being furnished to the Department of Medical Education & Research, State of Punjab, and with the further stipulation that the said FDR shall not be encashed by the Petitioners till further orders of this Court."
"It is further directed that while granting admission to the students, the Petitioners will inform them that the reduction in the amount of fees prescribed for the previous academic year is the subject matter of challenge by the Petitioners in the present petition, and that the differential fees, if any, payable by the students would be subject to the outcome of the present petition," the court order had further clarified.
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