PM&DC Fee Structure 2025-26: New Tuition Fee Caps and Regulations for MBBS & BDS
🥼 Are you planning to apply for medical or dental college in Pakistan for the 2025-26 session? The Pakistan Medical and Dental Council (PM&DC) has recently issued a crucial public notice regarding the maximum annual tuition fee and admission regulations.
🥼 Under the PM&DC Act 2022, new financial reforms have been introduced to protect students from "commercialization" while ensuring the sustainability of private medical institutions. In this guide, we break down the new costs, the 5% annual increase, and how you can report illegal fee charging.
1. PM&DC Fee Structure for 2024-25 and 2025-26
The Medical Education Committee, constituted by the Prime Minister of Pakistan, has officially set a ceiling on how much private colleges can charge.
| Academic Session | Max Annual Tuition Fee (PKR) | Annual Increase |
|---|---|---|
| 2024 - 2025 | Rs. 1.8 Million | Base Rate |
| 2025 - 2026 | Rs. 1.89 Million | 5% Fixed Hike |
| 2026 - 2027+ | TBD (Linked to CPI) | Inflation Linked |
🥼 Note for Overseas Students: The maximum annual tuition fee for the Overseas Pakistani category is capped at USD 15,000, though institutions may charge up to USD 20,000 if specifically justified.
2. Key Regulatory Updates: Section 20(7) and Section 33
🥼 Public Display of Fees: Under Section 20(7) of the PM&DC Act 2022, every private medical and dental institution must publicly display its full fee structure on its website at least three months before admissions begin.
🥼 Penalties for Violations: Any college found charging hidden fees or displaying incorrect rates will face action under Section 33, including suspension of accreditation.
3. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
🥼 The tuition fee is capped at Rs. 1,890,000 per year. Additional charges for hostels or transport may apply separately.
🥼 MDCAT: 50% | F.Sc: 40% | Matric: 10%
🥼 You can lodge a formal complaint via the official PM&DC Complaint Portal.
Securing a medical seat is a milestone. Stay informed about your rights under the PMDC Act 2022.
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