Atal Bihari Vajpayee Medical College
KEA 2025 GM closing rank 3,224 — the most competitive published OBG seat in Karnataka. A government medical college in Shivajinagar, central Bengaluru.
2025 closing ranks, fees and seat types for 15 Bengaluru colleges
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Bengaluru’s published government OBG seats closed at 3,224 (Atal Bihari Vajpayee Medical College) and 6,676 (ESIC Rajajinagar) in KEA 2025; BMCRI also offers OBG. Among 12 private colleges, standard-fee seats closed between 13,955 (Vydehi) and 31,718 (Akash), and St John’s (₹12.80 lakh) at 14,933. Higher-fee seats closed later — M S Ramaiah at 62,098 and Dayananda Sagar at 68,361. Government-quota seats statewide closed at 22,744 for GM.
3 government and 12 private colleges in KEA counselling, including 4 on the city outskirts.
Last published government seat in Bengaluru (ESIC Rajajinagar). Atal Bihari Vajpayee closed at 3,224.
Vydehi, Whitefield, at ₹13,87,994 a year.
Annual fee at most Bengaluru private colleges. MS Ramaiah, Dayananda Sagar and Sapthagiri charge far more.
Every Bengaluru MS OBG seat type with a published 2025 KEA General Merit closing rank, sorted from most to least competitive.
Lower rank = harder to get. A college can appear twice — once for government quota and once for private quota.
| # | College | Area | Seat Type | 2025 Closing Rank | Fee / Year |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Atal Bihari Vajpayee Medical College and Research Institution | Shivajinagar, central Bengaluru | Government college (KEA) | 3,224 | Govt fee (lowest) |
| 2 | ESIC Medical College and PGIMSR, Rajajinagar | Rajajinagar, west Bengaluru | Government college (KEA) | 6,676 | Govt fee (lowest) |
| 3 | Vydehi Institute of Medical Sciences and Research Centre | Whitefield, east Bengaluru | Private college seat | 13,955 | ₹13,87,994 |
| 4 | St John’s Medical College | Koramangala, south-east Bengaluru | Private college seat | 14,933 | ₹12,80,025 |
| 5 | Kempegowda Institute of Medical Sciences (KIMS) | V V Puram, south Bengaluru | Private college seat | 20,406 | ₹13,87,994 |
| 6 | BGS Global Institute of Medical Sciences | Kengeri, south-west Bengaluru | Private college seat | 23,104 | ₹13,87,994 |
| 7 | East Point College of Medical Sciences | Virgonagar, east Bengaluru | Private college seat | 25,074 | ₹13,87,994 |
| 8 | Akash Institute of Medical Sciences | Devanahalli (near the airport) | Private college seat | 31,718 | ₹13,87,994 |
| 9 | M S Ramaiah Medical College | Mathikere, north Bengaluru | Private college seat | 62,098 | ₹50,40,000 |
| 10 | Dr Chandramma Dayananda Sagar Institute | Harohalli, Kanakapura Road | Private college seat | 68,361 | ₹50,15,000 |
Colleges without a published 2025 closing rank are not listed — BMCRI, Ambedkar, Sapthagiri, Oxford and MVJ. Private college ranks were not split by quota in the source. Government-quota seats (≈ ₹7.83 lakh) closed up to 22,744 statewide for GM. Reserved-category, NRI and management ranks differ.
Half the seats go to KEA state quota and half to MCC All India Quota. Fees are the lowest of any Bengaluru option.
KEA 2025 GM closing rank 3,224 — the most competitive published OBG seat in Karnataka. A government medical college in Shivajinagar, central Bengaluru.
KEA 2025 GM closing rank 6,676. Attached to the ESIC Model Hospital, Rajajinagar. BMCRI also offers OBG, but its 2025 rank was not published in our source.
No published Bengaluru government seat was left for General Merit. Look at government colleges elsewhere in Karnataka (up to 10,676), government quota in private colleges (up to 22,744) or Vydehi (13,955).
Government-quota seats cost about ₹7.83 lakh a year, private-quota seats ₹13.88 lakh at most colleges, and management seats far more.
| College | Govt Quota Fee | Private College Rank | Private Quota Fee | Management Fee (Listed) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Vydehi Institute of Medical Sciences and Research Centre | ₹7,83,108 | 13,955 | ₹13,87,994 | ₹85,15,000 |
| St John’s Medical College | — | 14,933 | ₹12,80,025 | — |
| Kempegowda Institute of Medical Sciences (KIMS) | ₹7,83,108 | 20,406 | ₹13,87,994 | ₹82,15,000 |
| BGS Global Institute of Medical Sciences | ₹7,83,108 | 23,104 | ₹13,87,994 | ₹92,15,000 |
| East Point College of Medical Sciences | ₹7,83,108 | 25,074 | ₹13,87,994 | ₹95,15,000 |
| Akash Institute of Medical Sciences | ₹7,83,108 | 31,718 | ₹13,87,994 | ₹90,15,000 |
| M S Ramaiah Medical College | ₹8,08,108 | 62,098 | ₹50,40,000 | ₹80,40,000 |
| Dr Chandramma Dayananda Sagar Institute | ₹7,83,108 | 68,361 | ₹50,15,000 | ₹80,15,000 |
| Dr B R Ambedkar Medical College | ₹7,83,108 | Not published | ₹13,87,994 | ₹90,15,000 |
| Sapthagiri Institute of Medical Sciences | ₹8,08,858 | Not published | ₹62,40,750 | ₹90,40,750 |
| The Oxford Medical College | ₹7,83,108 | Not published | ₹13,87,994 | ₹90,15,000 |
| MVJ Medical College and Research Hospital | ₹7,83,108 | Not published | ₹13,87,994 | ₹80,15,000 |
“—” means no fee was listed for that seat type. Management fees are as listed in the 2025 KEA fee matrix compilation — confirm what they cover in writing. Hostel, university and other charges are extra.
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| NEET PG Rank (GM) | Bengaluru Seats That Closed in This Band |
|---|---|
| Under 7,000 | Government colleges: Atal Bihari Vajpayee Medical College (3,224) and ESIC Rajajinagar (6,676). |
| 7,000 – 23,000 | Private seats at Vydehi (13,955), St John’s (14,933) and Kempegowda (20,406). Government-quota seats statewide closed at 22,744 for GM. |
| 23,000 – 35,000 | Private seats at BGS Global (23,104), East Point (25,074) and Akash, Devanahalli (31,718). |
| 35,000 – 70,000 | Higher-fee private seats: M S Ramaiah (62,098, ₹50.4 lakh) and Dayananda Sagar, Harohalli (68,361, ₹50.15 lakh). |
| Above 70,000 | NRI (1,11,936), private open quota (1,50,245 statewide) and management seats (2,29,475). |
Reserved-category candidates (2A, 2B, 3A, 3B, Category 1, SC, ST) have different closing ranks — see the Karnataka rank guide for category-wise figures.
Area, 2025 closing ranks and annual fees for each college, in order of their most competitive seat.
Shivajinagar, central Bengaluru
The most competitive OBG seat in Bengaluru in 2025 (GM 3,224).
Rajajinagar, west Bengaluru
Attached to the ESIC Model Hospital, Rajajinagar.
K R Road, central Bengaluru
Its 2025 OBG closing rank was not published in our source. Teaching hospitals include Vani Vilas.
Whitefield, east Bengaluru
The earliest-closing private OBG seat in Bengaluru in 2025.
Koramangala, south-east Bengaluru
Lower private fee than most Bengaluru colleges.
V V Puram, south Bengaluru
Attached to KIMS Hospital and Research Centre.
Kengeri, south-west Bengaluru
Attached to the BGS Gleneagles Global Hospital campus.
Virgonagar, east Bengaluru
Standard-fee private college in east Bengaluru.
Devanahalli (near the airport)
Standard-fee private seat in north Bengaluru Rural.
Mathikere, north Bengaluru
Attached to the M S Ramaiah teaching hospital, Mathikere. Higher private-quota fee.
Harohalli, Kanakapura Road
Higher-fee private seat on Kanakapura Road, south of the city.
K G Halli, north-east Bengaluru
Standard-fee private college in north-east Bengaluru.
Hesaraghatta Road, north-west Bengaluru
Highest private-quota OBG fee in Bengaluru.
Attibele, Anekal (south Bengaluru)
Standard-fee private college on the Hosur Road side.
Hoskote (east of Bengaluru)
Standard-fee private college on the Hoskote side of the city.
Outskirts colleges can be useful safer options in a Bengaluru choice list — Akash, Devanahalli closed later than the city’s standard-fee seats.
Akash closed at 31,718 and Dayananda Sagar at 68,361 for private college seats in 2025.
50% of government college seats go through MCC. In 2025 the AIQ General closing rank for MS OBG was 18,213 across India; top colleges fill far earlier.
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Atal Bihari Vajpayee Medical College and Research Institution and ESIC Medical College, Rajajinagar had published 2025 KEA General Merit closing ranks for MS OBG — 3,224 and 6,676. BMCRI also offers OBG; its 2025 rank was not published in our source.
By 2025 closing ranks, Atal Bihari Vajpayee Medical College was the most sought-after published Bengaluru OBG seat (GM 3,224), followed by ESIC Rajajinagar (6,676). Among private colleges, Vydehi closed earliest at 13,955, followed by St John’s (14,933) and Kempegowda (20,406).
In 2025, a General Merit rank within 6,676 was needed for a published government college in Bengaluru. Standard-fee private seats closed between 13,955 and 31,718, and higher-fee seats later — M S Ramaiah at 62,098 and Dayananda Sagar at 68,361.
In the 2025 KEA fee matrix, most Bengaluru private colleges charged ₹7,83,108 a year for government-quota seats and ₹13,87,994 a year for private-quota seats in MS OBG. St John’s charged ₹12,80,025. Dayananda Sagar (₹50.15 lakh), M S Ramaiah (₹50.4 lakh) and Sapthagiri (₹62.41 lakh) charge much more.
Listed 2025 management fees for MS OBG in Bengaluru ranged from ₹80.15 lakh (MVJ and Dayananda Sagar) to ₹95.15 lakh (East Point). Kempegowda was listed at ₹82.15 lakh, Vydehi at ₹85.15 lakh and BGS Global at ₹92.15 lakh.
Yes, based on 2025 closing ranks — Kempegowda (20,406), BGS Global (23,104), East Point (25,074) and Akash (31,718) closed after 20,000. Government-quota seats statewide closed at 22,744 for General Merit.
Yes. Students from other states can get government-college seats through MCC All India Quota, and private seats through the KEA private open quota (closed at 1,50,245 in 2025 across Karnataka), NRI and management quotas. Government-quota seats need a KEA eligibility clause.
MS Ramaiah is one of the best-known private medical colleges in Bengaluru, but its MS OBG private-quota fee is about ₹50.4 lakh a year. Its seat closed at 62,098 in 2025. Compare it with standard-fee private seats before choosing.
This page compares 15 colleges in and around Bengaluru with MS OBG in KEA counselling — 3 government and 12 private — including outskirts colleges at Devanahalli, Hoskote, Attibele and Harohalli. Deemed universities are filled through MCC.
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