Top 30 MBBS College in INDIA

Main Ideas / Concepts Conveyed

• The video ranks and discusses “top 30 MBBS colleges in India”—institutions that are portrayed as hard to get into and typically require a good NEET rank.
• The speaker argues that studying in a reputable medical college helps a future doctor become skilled, leading to better patient care and improving credibility and reputation.
• The ordering appears to be based mainly on:
  • NIRF rankings (mentioned repeatedly)
  • College fees
  • Institutional status/positioning (where it “comes in” within the ranking)

Methodology Used (as Described)

• The speaker says the ordering was prepared using two primary factors:

  1. Fees (generally, lower fees are treated as better in the speaker’s order)
  2. Status/ranking placement, represented through NIRF

• Practical note: the ranking is presented as general guidance, and students may adjust based on:

  • State preference
  • Comfort/feasibility of moving

Key Content: College Highlights and Fee Guidance (as Presented)

Public / Lower-Fee Colleges (generally earlier in the list)

The speaker repeatedly emphasizes these are relatively cheaper compared to private colleges.

• AIIMS (New Delhi) — described as #1

  • Established 1956
  • NIRF #1
  • 1st-year fee: ~₹1,628
  • Overall mentioned total fees: about ~₹5,000 + ₹500 + ₹6,000, plus mess/hostel
  • Described as very cheap (relative to others) and “wonderful”

• Christian Medical College (CMC), Vellore — described as #2

  • Private
  • Established 1900; MBBS started 1942
  • NIRF mentioned as #3
  • 1st-year fee: ~₹85,000
  • Total fees suggested around the low lakhs range (contrasted with very expensive private colleges)

• JIPMER (Jawaharlal Institute of Postgraduate Medical Education and Research), Puducherry

  • Established 1954
  • NIRF mentioned as #4
  • Fees mentioned around ₹14,000–₹15,000 (hostel/mess referenced)

• Banaras Hindu University (BHU) — described as #4

  • Established 1916
  • NIRF mentioned as #6
  • Fee mentioned as ~₹33,000 per first semester; “total range” discussed up to ~₹7,000 (subtitle values appear inconsistent)

• King George Medical College (KGMU), Lucknow — described as #5

  • Established 1911
  • NIRF mentioned as #8
  • Fee mentioned around ~₹55,000 (subtitle suggests “a little less,” with minor inconsistency)

• Madras Medical College / Government General Hospital (Chennai)

  • “Old college”
  • NIRF mentioned as #16
  • First-year fee described as “around ₹ …” (missing digits in subtitle); other fees described as low

• AIIMS Jodhpur

  • Established 2012 (subtitle mistakenly says “1912”)
  • NIRF mentioned as #19
  • Fee described as very low (around ~₹5,000 first-year)
  • Advice given: if from Rajasthan, consider Jodhpur even if the ranked list suggests otherwise

• VMMC (Vardhman Mahavir Medical College) / Safdarjung Hospital (Delhi)

  • Around #9 in the sequence
  • Established 2001
  • NIRF mentioned as #22
  • Fee: “₹ …” within New Delhi; other fees referenced ~₹6,000

• AIIMS Rishikesh

  • Established 2012
  • NIRF mentioned as #13
  • Total fee ~₹5,000
  • Hostel/mess fees also mentioned (around ~₹17,000 referenced)

• AIIMS Bhubaneswar

  • Established 2012
  • NIRF mentioned as #14
  • Fees described as very low

• AIIMS Patna

  • Established 2012
  • NIRF mentioned as #27
  • Total fee described as low; hostel fee included (exact figures unclear due to subtitle issues)

• Maulana Azad Medical College (MAMC), Delhi

  • NIRF mentioned as #26
  • Total tuition described around ~₹40,000 (subtitle also mentions “around Rs 4000” — inconsistent)

• Lady Hardinge Medical College (LHMC) (women-only)

  • Established 1916
  • NIRF mentioned as #32
  • Total fee range ~₹7,000–₹8,000

• Additional earlier government/older institutions mentioned (with partial/subtitle-inconsistent figures):

  • Aligarh Muslim University (AMU) — NIRF mentioned as #29
  • Government Medical College and Hospital (GMCH), Chandigarh — NIRF mentioned as #34; fee ~₹25,000 mentioned
  • IPGMER (Kolkata) / Institute of Postgraduate Medical Education & Research, Kolkata — NIRF mentioned as #23; total course fee ~₹40,000–₹42,000
  • AIIMS Bhopal, AIIMS Raipur — fees described as low (exact values partially unclear)

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Private / High-Fee Colleges (generally later in the list, from around #19 onward)

• The speaker states that after ~rank 19, the remaining colleges are private, and therefore fees become high.

• Examples given with large total costs (often around ₹1 crore to ₹1.5 crore+):

  • Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham (Amrita) (private)

    • Year 1954 mentioned
    • Despite being private, described as having a good NIRF rank
    • Total fee suggested around ~₹1.3–₹1.5 crore (including other charges)

  • Kasturba Medical College, Manipal

    • NIRF mentioned as #10
    • 1st-year tuition ~₹17 lakh
    • Total MBBS course fee described as ~₹70 lakh (hostel/etc could raise total)

  • Jamia Millia Islamia (Delhi)

    • Subtitle indicates NIRF #40
    • Total course fee ~₹72 lakh
    • With food/accommodation ~₹90 lakh estimated

  • DY Patil Vidyapeeth

    • Year 2003 mentioned
    • Course cost described as around ₹1 crore (subtitle has missing digits)

  • SRM Institute of Science and Technology

    • Private (B.Tech mentioned in subtitles)
    • NIRF mentioned as #18
    • Total course fee ~₹1.4 crore

  • Shri Ramcharan Institute of Higher Education and Research

    • NIRF mentioned as #21
    • Fee described as hefty (numbers missing in subtitle)

  • Kalinga Institute of Industrial Technology (KIIT)

    • Noted earlier as rank #30
    • Total fees around ₹25 lakh mentioned (subtitle conflicts with later “₹1.5 crore” style total summary)

  • Other private institutions listed with approximate/unclear large costs (subtitle errors present)

Practical Lesson / Takeaway

• For NEET preparation

  • If aiming for a top medical college, students must prepare seriously for NEET.

• Target range

  • Ideally aim for a rank that gets into top 20 (or top 19, as the speaker says).
  • Otherwise, aim for AIIMS options, noting that “21 AIIMS are functioning” and more may be added by the time the student finishes preparation.

• Cost perspective

  • The speaker contrasts:
    • Cheaper MBBS options (often government/AIMSi) with low fees (thousands to tens of thousands)
    • Versus private colleges with potentially ~₹1 crore to ₹1.5 crore+

Speakers / Sources Featured

• Speaker/host: Unnamed male narrator (referred to as “sir/brother” in subtitles), providing ranking and fee explanations.
• Institutions mentioned:
  • AIIMS: New Delhi, Jodhpur, Rishikesh, Bhubaneswar, Patna, Bhopal, Raipur
  • CMC: Christian Medical College, Vellore
  • JIPMER: Puducherry
  • BHU: Banaras Hindu University
  • KGMU: King George Medical College, Lucknow
  • Madras Medical College / Government General Hospital: Chennai
  • VMMC / Safdarjung Hospital: Delhi
  • MAMC: Maulana Azad Medical College, Delhi
  • LHMC: Lady Hardinge Medical College, New Delhi
  • AMU: Aligarh Muslim University
  • GMCH: Government Medical College and Hospital, Chandigarh
  • IPGMER: Kolkata (Institute of Postgraduate Medical Education & Research)
  • Other private/government-linked institutions mentioned: Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham, Kasturba Medical College (Manipal; also referenced as “Mangalore” in subtitles), Jamia (Delhi), DY Patil Vidyapeeth, SRM Institute of Science and Technology, Shri Ramcharan Institute of Higher Education and Research, Dutta Institute (as stated), SOA (as stated), KIIT (Kalinga Institute of Industrial Technology)