MBBS Admission in Andhra Pradesh 2026 — Fees, Cutoffs & Counselling

Written by Tushar Singh (Director, Doctor's Chamber) · Reviewed by Amit Singh (HOD, MBBS & MD/MS Admissions) · Last updated 18 June 2026.

Andhra Pradesh occupies a position of distinct authority in the Indian medical landscape — home to some of the nation's oldest medical institutions, a robust network of government and private teaching hospitals, and a Category A/B/C seat architecture that quietly rewards local candidates while still leaving a wide doorway for ambitious out-of-state aspirants. For the 2026-27 academic cycle the state has expanded its seat capacity, creating fresh opportunities for both local residents and students from other parts of India — but two technicalities still decide outcomes more than NEET marks alone: the AU vs SVU local-area declaration and the Category B vs Category C choice in private colleges. This master guide is a complete walkthrough of Dr YSRUHS counselling, the APHERMC-mandated fee schedule, the merit-rank logic behind each category, the document and domicile rules, the round-wise web-options strategy our team uses every cycle, and a transparent five-year cost model that converts a mid-range NEET score into an Andhra Pradesh seat.

Admissions across Andhra Pradesh are governed by Dr YSR University of Health Sciences (Dr YSRUHS), Vijayawada — the single conducting authority for state-quota MBBS, BDS and allied courses. Understanding the "Local Status" regulations is the most vital step in your journey: a minor error in declaring your regional status (Andhra University vs Sri Venkateswara University areas) can lead to the outright rejection of your candidature during the web-options phase. Before you touch the portal, it pays to understand exactly how the three-category seat system, the official 2026-27 fee bands and the regional seat matrix interact. That is what the sections below unpack.

Andhra Pradesh MBBS 2026 — Quick Facts

Feature	Details (2026-27)
Total Medical Colleges	37+
Government Colleges	18+ (including AIIMS Mangalagiri)
Private Medical Colleges	19+
Counselling Authority	Dr YSRUHS, Vijayawada
Fee Regulator	APHERMC (AP Higher Education Regulatory & Monitoring Commission)
Admission Gateway	NEET UG 2026
Local-Area Subdivisions	AU (Coastal Andhra) · SVU (Rayalaseema)
Category A Selection Basis	Dr YSRUHS State Merit Rank
Category B Selection Basis	All India NEET Rank
Category C (NRI) Basis	NEET-qualified + valid NRI sponsorship

The Core Admission Architecture — Three-Category Seat System

Andhra Pradesh employs a transparent yet highly specialised three-tier seat distribution system within its private medical colleges. Unlike the simplified "Merit vs Management" models seen in many other states, AP creates three distinct pools of eligibility — and the rules deciding which pool a candidate competes in are non-negotiable. Read your category before you choose a college, not after: a student eligible for Category A but who files only Category B choices effectively pays lakhs more for the same degree, while an out-of-state student who assumes Category A is open to them will be rejected at verification.

Category A — The Convenor Quota (50% of Seats)

This quota is the "Gold Standard" for local residents. It provides the most affordable medical education in the state and is allotted purely on the state merit rank, with no commercial consideration whatsoever.

• Who is eligible — strictly for Andhra Pradesh Local Candidates. The university verifies your local status based on your school-study certificates (4th to 10th standard).
• Fee structure — highly subsidised, regulated by APHERMC. Approximately ₹15,000 per year at private colleges, with additional one-time development and university fees.
• Selection — allotted purely based on the Dr YSRUHS State Merit Rank, computed from the NEET score and applied separately within the AU and SVU local-area pools.
• Service bond — for the 2026 cycle, Category A seats typically carry a service-bond obligation tied to the state's subsidised tuition. Category B and C seats generally do not.

Category B — The Management Quota (35% of Seats)

This pool is the primary target for non-local students and is where the majority of our out-of-state placements land each cycle.

• Who is eligible — open to all Indian citizens. Whether you are from Bihar, Maharashtra, Karnataka or Delhi, you can compete for these seats. No Andhra Pradesh domicile certificate is required.
• Selection — allotment is based on All India NEET Rank, processed through the same Dr YSRUHS web-options engine as Category A.
• Fee structure — significantly higher than Category A but capped by APHERMC regulations to prevent exploitation. Typically ₹12.10 – ₹13.20 L per year depending on the college.

Category C — The NRI / Institutional Quota (15% of Seats)

The highest fee bracket in the state. Paid in USD or equivalent INR, these fees reflect the institution's high cost of maintaining international-standard infrastructure. For a deeper walkthrough of how this pool works nationally, see our management and NRI quota MBBS guide.

• Who is eligible — reserved for NRI candidates, OCI/PIO card holders, and students directly sponsored by an NRI blood relative.
• Fee structure — the highest bracket in AP, scaling from ₹30 L up to ₹36 L per year depending on the college.
• Documentation — sponsor's passport & visa, Embassy / Consulate Certificate of NRI status, notarised sponsorship affidavit, and a sworn relationship affidavit.

Eligibility & Local-Status (Domicile) Rules

Three eligibility layers govern an Andhra Pradesh seat, and they stack: NEET qualification first, then academic eligibility, then local status. Missing any one of them is fatal at verification.

• NEET UG 2026 qualification — you must have appeared and qualified in NEET UG 2026 with at least the category-wise minimum percentile. There is no separate state entrance test; NEET is the only gateway.
• Academic eligibility — pass in Physics, Chemistry and Biology/Biotechnology plus English in 10+2, meeting the minimum aggregate prescribed for your category (UR vs reserved categories differ).
• Age — completion of 17 years on or before 31 December of the admission year, in line with the national norm.
• Local status (for Category A only) — established through continuous study in Andhra Pradesh for the qualifying period. Dr YSRUHS verifies this against your 4th-to-10th standard study certificates; the school's location, not your home address, is what fixes your AU or SVU local area.

Out-of-state candidates do not need any local-status proof to compete for Category B or Category C — citizenship (or NRI sponsorship for Cat C) plus a valid NEET rank is sufficient. This is precisely why AP is one of the most accessible southern states for students from the north and east who are priced out of, or locked out of, their home-state private quotas.

Document Checklist for Dr YSRUHS Counselling

Verification is largely digital, but a missing or mismatched document at the upload stage is the single most common cause of a wasted round. Assemble clear, legible scans of the following before registration opens:

• NEET UG 2026 admit card and rank/score card — the rank card is the anchor for your entire candidature.
• Class 10 (SSC) certificate and marksheet — for date of birth and academic record.
• Class 12 (Intermediate) certificate and marksheet — for PCB eligibility.
• Study certificates (4th to 10th) — mandatory for Category A local-status and AU/SVU classification.
• Caste/category certificate — SC/ST/BC/EWS where reservation is claimed, in the format prescribed by the state.
• Income certificate — where a fee concession, EWS or special category is claimed.
• Aadhaar / photo ID and recent passport-size photographs.
• For Category C (NRI): sponsor's passport & valid visa, Embassy/Consulate Certificate of NRI status, notarised sponsorship affidavit, and a sworn relationship affidavit establishing the blood relationship.

Private Medical Colleges in AP — APHERMC Fee Structure (2026-27)

The APHERMC mandates the fee structure for all private non-minority medical colleges in Andhra Pradesh. The table below represents annual tuition for the current cycle, exactly as approved for the 2026-27 admission round.

College	Location	Cat A	Cat B	Cat C (NRI)
Alluri Sitarama Raju (ASRAM)	Eluru	₹ 15,000*	₹ 13,20,000	Up to ₹ 36,00,000
NRI Medical College	Guntur	₹ 15,000*	₹ 13,20,000	Up to ₹ 36,00,000
GSL Medical College	Rajahmundry	₹ 15,000*	₹ 13,20,000	Up to ₹ 36,00,000
Pinnamaneni Siddhartha Inst.	Vijayawada	₹ 15,000*	₹ 13,20,000	Up to ₹ 36,00,000
Katuri Medical College	Guntur	₹ 15,000*	₹ 12,60,000	Up to ₹ 32,00,000
Konasema Inst. of Med. Sci.	Amalapuram	₹ 15,000*	₹ 12,60,000	Up to ₹ 32,00,000
PES Inst. of Medical Sci.	Kuppam	₹ 15,000*	₹ 12,60,000	Up to ₹ 32,00,000
Santhiram Medical College	Nandyal	₹ 15,000*	₹ 12,60,000	Up to ₹ 32,00,000
Gayatri Vidya Parishad	Visakhapatnam	₹ 15,000*	₹ 12,60,000	Up to ₹ 32,00,000
Great Eastern Medical School	Srikakulam	₹ 15,000*	₹ 12,10,000	Up to ₹ 30,00,000

*Category A fees in private colleges are heavily subsidised but usually require additional one-time development and university fees at the time of admission. Government college fees: approximately ₹10,000 – ₹12,000 per annum.

MBBS B Category Fees in Andhra Pradesh 2026 — College-Wise Table

The figures below isolate the Category B (management quota) annual tuition from the full APHERMC schedule above, sorted by fee tier so out-of-state aspirants can scan the management-quota options at a glance.

College	Location	Cat B Fee (per year, 2026-27)
Alluri Sitarama Raju (ASRAM)	Eluru	₹ 13,20,000
NRI Medical College	Guntur	₹ 13,20,000
GSL Medical College	Rajahmundry	₹ 13,20,000
Pinnamaneni Siddhartha Inst.	Vijayawada	₹ 13,20,000
Katuri Medical College	Guntur	₹ 12,60,000
Konasema Inst. of Med. Sci.	Amalapuram	₹ 12,60,000
PES Inst. of Medical Sci.	Kuppam	₹ 12,60,000
Santhiram Medical College	Nandyal	₹ 12,60,000
Gayatri Vidya Parishad	Visakhapatnam	₹ 12,60,000
Great Eastern Medical School	Srikakulam	₹ 12,10,000

Category B seats are allotted on All India NEET Rank with no domicile requirement, so every college in this table is open to candidates from any state. For a wider statewide cost view, compare these bands against our lowest MBBS fees statewise guide and the fees & bond comparison.

Five-Year Cost Modelling — What MBBS in AP Actually Costs

Quoted "fees per year" is only part of the real bill. Parents are routinely surprised at reporting by one-time development charges, caution deposits, university registration, library, laboratory, examination and hostel-mess components. The table below models the indicative tuition-only outlay over the full course; treat the development/university charges and hostel-mess as separate line items on top.

Pathway	Annual Tuition	5-Year Tuition (indicative)
Government college	₹10,000 – ₹12,000	~₹0.50 – 0.60 L
Private — Category A (local)	~₹15,000*	~₹0.75 L + one-time charges
Private — Category B (floor)	₹12,10,000	~₹60.5 L
Private — Category B (top cluster)	₹13,20,000	~₹66 L
Private — Category C (NRI)	₹30 L – ₹36 L	~₹1.5 – 1.8 Cr

MBBS tuition in India is charged for the four-and-a-half academic years; the compulsory rotating internship year does not normally carry tuition, though caution deposits and hostel-mess continue. Always add the following to any tuition figure before you compare offers across colleges: one-time development/university fee, refundable caution deposit, annual hostel and mess (commonly ₹1 – 2 L/year combined), and incidental exam/lab charges. Our team prepares a written, college-specific five-year breakdown that surfaces every one of these "hidden" components up front, so families are not ambushed at the reporting counter.

Mastering the Web Options — The Most Critical Phase

The process to secure your MBBS seat in Andhra Pradesh is entirely digital, executed through the Dr YSRUHS counselling portal. Registration, document upload, merit list, choice filling and seat allotment all happen online — but the highest-leverage decision happens at choice filling, not at registration. Two students with identical NEET ranks can land very different colleges purely because one ordered the choice list intelligently and the other did not.

The "Local Area" Technicality — AU vs SVU

Andhra Pradesh divides its state into two local areas, and your declaration on the application form determines which Category A pool you compete in:

• AU Area (Andhra University) — the Coastal Andhra districts (the northern and eastern coastal belt).
• SVU Area (Sri Venkateswara University) — the Rayalaseema districts (the southern interior belt).

If you are a local candidate, you must ensure your application marks your regional status correctly. Incorrect regional status selection can lock you out of your home-region seats, which are often the easiest to secure. A minor error in declaring your regional status can lead to the outright rejection of your candidature during the web-options phase. The classification is fixed by where you studied 4th–10th, so verify your study certificates name the correct district before you lock the form.

Web Options Strategy for Category B Aspirants

For out-of-state students targeting Category B seats, the choice-filling list itself decides the outcome — not just the underlying NEET rank. Build the list in this order:

• Rank Your Choices Aggressively — place colleges like NRI Guntur or ASRAM Eluru at the top of your list if your NEET score is 500+. These are the clinical heavyweights of the state and tend to close early.
• Broaden Your Horizon at Mid-Range Scores — if your score is in the 300 – 400 range, do not restrict your choices. Include regional private colleges to ensure you secure an allotment in the first round rather than slip into Phase 2.
• Monitor Seat Vacancy Religiously — Dr YSRUHS publishes vacancy lists before each phase. Use them to adjust your choices, but be mindful of "Sliding" rules — changing your preferences after Phase 1 can be restricted.
• Don't Skip Smaller Districts — colleges in Amalapuram, Kuppam, Nandyal and Srikakulam often have the lowest Cat B closing ranks and the cheapest tuition inside the Cat B bracket; they are the safety net that prevents a dropped round.
• Order by genuine preference, not crowd opinion — the engine allots the highest-ranked vacant choice your merit can reach. Never park a college you would refuse to join above one you would happily accept.

2026 Counselling Roadmap — Step-by-Step

1. Notification & Registration — register on the Dr YSRUHS portal and pay the counselling fee once the notification drops. Use a stable email and mobile number you control throughout the cycle.
2. Document Verification — largely digital. Upload scans of the NEET rank card, 10+2 marksheets, domicile / category certificates and the study certificates (4th to 10th) for local-area proof.
3. Display of Merit List — the university publishes the state-wide merit list separately for Local and Non-Local candidates, with AU and SVU sub-pools where applicable. Check your rank and category appear correctly and raise any grievance inside the stated window.
4. Web Options (Choice Filling) — the most critical phase. Rank colleges by genuine preference, mindful of fee tier, local-area pool and clinical inflow. Lock the list only after a final review.
5. Seat Allotment & Reporting — download the allotment letter and report to the college within the specified timeline. Carry originals and the Demand Draft / RTGS proof for the first-year tuition.
6. Subsequent Phases — Dr YSRUHS conducts Phase 2 and a final mop-up for vacant seats. Sliding rules and forfeiture clauses apply, so always read the live notification before locking choices.

Round-Wise Strategy — How to Play Each Phase

• Phase 1 — file a long, honestly-ordered list. If your dream college is realistically within reach, place it first; the worst that happens is you are not allotted it and slide to your next choice. Do not "self-reject" by omitting ambitious choices.
• Phase 2 / later rounds — study the published vacancy matrix before re-filing. Seats that opened up after Phase 1 upgrades are your opportunity, but be alert to sliding/upgrade rules that may move you automatically and to any fee-forfeiture on resignation.
• Mop-up / stray vacancy — the final safety net for unfilled private seats. Closing ranks here can be far more generous than Phase 1, which is exactly why a candidate with a modest rank should stay in the process to the very end rather than give up early.
• Upgrade discipline — if you are happy with a seat, understand whether accepting it freezes you or keeps you in the upgrade pool. Read the consequence of each option in the live notification, because resignation timing affects deposit refunds.

Reservation & Category Pools

Within the Category A (Convenor) pool, Andhra Pradesh applies the standard reservation framework to local candidates — SC, ST, BC sub-categories, EWS and applicable special categories (such as PwD, NCC, sports and CAP/children of armed-forces personnel, in line with state norms). Reservation operates inside the merit-rank order, so a reserved-category local candidate competes both in the open pool and in their category pool and is allotted on whichever gives the better outcome. The All-India 15% quota seats in government colleges are handled separately by the MCC and are not part of the Dr YSRUHS state-quota process; the remaining 85% government state-quota seats flow through Dr YSRUHS. Category B and Category C in private colleges are merit/sponsorship pools and do not carry the same internal reservation grid, which is one reason an out-of-state general-category student often finds a clearer path through Category B than through any reserved route.

Service Bond & Stipend Context

For the 2026 cycle, Category A (and government) seats typically carry a service-bond obligation in exchange for the heavily subsidised tuition — the bond requires a period of service in state-run health facilities (or payment of the bond amount in lieu). This is a deliberate trade-off: near-free tuition in return for a defined service commitment. Category B and Category C private seats generally do not carry a service bond, which is part of what those higher fees buy — flexibility after graduation. Internship and house-job stipends in Andhra Pradesh teaching hospitals follow the prevailing state norms; exact figures vary by college type and year, so confirm the current stipend and the precise bond duration and penalty from the live admission brochure before you sign. We walk every family through the bond clause line by line so there are no surprises at the time of joining.

Mastering the Seat Matrix & Clinical Exposure

Andhra Pradesh's strongest selling point for out-of-state students is clinical exposure relative to fee. The coastal-cluster private colleges — NRI Guntur, ASRAM Eluru, GSL Rajahmundry and Pinnamaneni Siddhartha Vijayawada — run large attached teaching hospitals with patient footfall that often rivals top government institutions. For a clinical subject, the volume and variety of cases a student sees in the wards, OPDs and casualty matter as much as the brand on the certificate. When weighing two colleges at the same fee tier, prioritise the one with the larger bed strength, busier emergency department and a fuller spread of super-speciality units, because that is where the day-to-day learning actually happens. Smaller-district colleges in Amalapuram, Kuppam, Nandyal and Srikakulam may carry lower closing ranks and lower fees, and several still offer solid bedside teaching — they are an entirely legitimate target for a mid-range rank.

Andhra Pradesh vs Neighbouring States — A Quick Comparison

If you are an out-of-state aspirant deciding where to spend your private-college budget, it helps to see how AP sits against its neighbours:

• vs Telangana — the two states share a common medical heritage (and Dr YSRUHS evolved alongside KNRUHS in Telangana). Telangana similarly runs a Convenor/Management/NRI structure; AP's coastal private cluster is particularly strong on clinical inflow. See our Telangana MBBS guide for a side-by-side on local-status rules.
• vs Karnataka — Karnataka's deemed and private sector is larger and pricier, with a distinct 85/15 quota model handled by KEA. AP's capped Category B bands (₹12.10 – ₹13.20 L) are often cheaper than comparable Karnataka management seats. Compare via our Karnataka MBBS guide.
• vs Maharashtra — Maharashtra's FRA-regulated private fees and large deemed cohort make it a different market; AP typically offers higher clinical volume per rupee at the management tier. See the Maharashtra private MBBS guide.

The headline takeaway: for a student chasing maximum bedside exposure at a regulated, predictable management fee, Andhra Pradesh's coastal cluster is one of the strongest value picks in southern India.

North-Indian aspirants weighing AP against their home states often run the same numbers against the larger northern markets: our dedicated MBBS admission in Uttar Pradesh guide and MBBS admission in Madhya Pradesh guide break down their state counselling authorities, private fee bands and quota rules so you can compare them directly with the Andhra Pradesh Category B figures above.

Government College Fees — Andhra Pradesh

Government medical colleges in Andhra Pradesh remain among the most affordable in India. Annual tuition sits at approximately ₹10,000 – ₹12,000 per year, putting a full MBBS within reach of every academically qualified local candidate. AIIMS Mangalagiri is part of the 18+ government cohort and is counselled separately through the central AIQ pipeline (MCC), not the state Dr YSRUHS portal. For local candidates, a government seat secured on merit is comfortably the lowest-cost, highest-value route in the state — the trade-off being the service-bond obligation discussed above.

Common Mistakes to Avoid

• Declaring the wrong local area — marking AU when your study record fixes you as SVU (or vice-versa) can invalidate your Category A claim entirely. Match the declaration to your 4th–10th study certificates.
• Filing too short a choice list — omitting "safety" regional colleges in the hope of an upgrade is the fastest way to go un-allotted and drop a round.
• Confusing Category B with Category C — a non-NRI Indian student belongs in Category B; do not file Category C unless you have a genuine, documentable NRI sponsor.
• Ignoring hidden charges — quoting only tuition and forgetting development, caution, hostel and mess components leads to budget shock at reporting.
• Name/DOB mismatches — unresolved discrepancies across NEET, SSC and study certificates stall verification; fix them before counselling.
• Quitting before mop-up — closing ranks in the final round are often the most generous; a modest rank should stay in the process to the end.

Why Doctor's Chamber for AP Admissions

Andhra Pradesh is not a "plug and play" counselling state. Strict rules regarding Local Status — and the historic AU vs SVU bifurcation — mean a small error in declaring your local area can lose you a Category A seat. Our team handles the application end-to-end every cycle.

• Regional Nuance — we understand the nuances between Andhra University (AU) and Sri Venkateswara University (SVU) regions and help you prove your local status to maximise your chances of a Category A seat.
• Specialised B-Category Support — many of our students are from outside AP. We help you secure Category B seats in top-tier colleges like NRI Guntur and ASRAM Eluru where clinical inflow is among the highest in Southern India.
• Transparent Fee Modelling — we provide a 5-year financial breakdown that includes the "hidden" development, library, and examination fees that colleges often surprise parents with during physical reporting.
• Post-Allotment Support — from handling the bank guarantee requirements (where applicable) to the final admission formalities on the college campus, we manage the administrative burden.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can a Karnataka (or any out-of-state) student apply for Category B in AP?

Yes. Category B seats in AP are open to all Indian citizens. No domicile requirement applies for the management quota — allotment is on All India NEET Rank, processed through the Dr YSRUHS web-options portal.

Is there a separate state entrance exam for AP MBBS?

No. NEET UG 2026 is the only entrance gateway. Dr YSRUHS uses your NEET score to build the state merit rank (Category A) and reads your All India NEET rank for Category B; there is no additional written test.

What is the clinical reputation of AP private colleges?

Colleges like NRI Guntur and ASRAM Eluru are known for their massive patient footfall — often comparable to top government hospitals. For students prioritising clinical exposure over location, the coastal-cluster colleges in Andhra Pradesh remain one of the strongest private-sector picks in Southern India.

Are there service bonds in AP private colleges?

For 2026, Category A seats usually carry a service-bond obligation tied to the state's subsidised tuition. Category B and C seats generally do not carry a bond. Always confirm the exact bond duration and penalty amount from the live brochure before signing.

How is the AU vs SVU division enforced?

The classification is geographic: AU covers the Coastal Andhra districts and SVU covers the Rayalaseema districts. Dr YSRUHS verifies your local-area claim using your 4th-to-10th school-study certificates. Once verified, you can only compete for your home-area's local-area sub-pool in Category A.

What NEET score gives a realistic shot at NRI Guntur or ASRAM Eluru in Cat B?

500+ in NEET UG is the working benchmark we use for ranking these colleges at the top of a Cat B choice list. Scores in the 300 – 400 band should still file these colleges as upper choices but must broaden the list to include the wider private cohort to guarantee a first-round allotment.

Can I apply for Category C (NRI) if my sponsor is a paternal uncle?

Yes — provided the sponsor meets the standard NRI blood-relative criteria and you can produce the full documentation set: sponsor's passport & visa, Embassy / Consulate certificate of NRI status, notarised sponsorship affidavit, and a sworn relationship affidavit proving the family relationship.

What documents prove my Andhra Pradesh local status?

Your study certificates for classes 4 to 10, showing continuous study in Andhra Pradesh, are the primary proof. The location of the school also fixes whether you fall in the AU or SVU local area, so check the district on those certificates before you fill the form.

Should I keep filing choices in later rounds if I already have a seat?

That depends on whether you want to upgrade. Understand the sliding/upgrade and resignation rules in the live notification — accepting and freezing a seat behaves differently from staying in the upgrade pool, and resignation timing affects any deposit refund. We help students weigh a held seat against the realistic odds of an upgrade before deciding.

What are the MBBS B category fees in Andhra Pradesh for 2026?

For the 2026-27 cycle, APHERMC caps Category B (management) tuition at ₹12,10,000 to ₹13,20,000 per year. The top tier of ₹13,20,000 applies at the coastal-cluster colleges — ASRAM Eluru, NRI Guntur, GSL Rajahmundry and Pinnamaneni Siddhartha Vijayawada — while the broader Category B group sits at ₹12,60,000 and Great Eastern Srikakulam is the floor at ₹12,10,000. These are tuition-only figures; add one-time development, caution deposit, hostel and mess separately.

What is the difference between Category B (management) and Category C (NRI) seats in AP?

Category B is the management quota (35% of seats), open to all Indian citizens on All India NEET Rank with no domicile and no NRI status needed, at the APHERMC-capped ₹12.10 – ₹13.20 L band. Category C is the NRI/institutional quota (15% of seats), reserved for NRI/OCI/PIO candidates or those sponsored by an NRI blood relative, at the highest bracket of ₹30 L up to ₹36 L per year and requiring full sponsorship documentation. A non-NRI Indian student belongs in Category B.

Cross-references: MBBS Admission 2026 Complete Guide · Telangana MBBS Guide · Karnataka MBBS Guide · Deemed University MBBS overview · Management & NRI Quota explained · Lowest MBBS Fees — Statewise · Fees & Bond Comparison.