MBBS Fees See Massive Hike In Madhya Pradesh, Now Rs 12.6 Lakh A Year

In a significant development for medical students, the Madhya Pradesh government has approved a substantial increase in MBBS course fees for the academic year 2025-26. The minimum annual fee has been set at Rs 9 lakh, while the maximum fee can go up to Rs 12.6 lakh. This hike is expected to impact aspiring medical students, particularly those from economically weaker backgrounds, raising concerns about accessibility to medical education. The decision comes amid ongoing discussions about the rising costs of higher education in India, especially in professional courses. The state government has justified the increase by citing the need to enhance infrastructure and educational quality in medical colleges. However, student organizations and educational activists are voicing their opposition, arguing that such steep fees could deter many capable students from pursuing their medical aspirations. As the new fees come into effect, stakeholders are calling for a more equitable approach to medical education financing to ensure that all talented students, regardless of their financial situation, have the opportunity to enter the medical field.
Originally reported by NDTV India News. Read original article
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