In short
Haryana admits to private medical colleges through Director General Medical Education and Research counselling. State domicile candidates are allotted first; unfilled seats open to non-domicile candidates in the later rounds, particularly mop-up and stray vacancy. Annual tuition runs roughly ₹12 Lakhs to ₹18 Lakhs, with expected cutoffs of roughly 140 to 280 marks.
The colleges
| College | City | Expected cutoff | Annual fee | Counselling | Non-domicile |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| World College of Medical Sciences & ResearchLowest fee | Jhajjar | 140–240 | ₹12 Lakhs | Haryana DMER | Later rounds |
| NC Medical College & Hospital | Panipat | 180–290 | ₹12 Lakhs | Haryana DMER | Later rounds |
| Al-Falah School of Medical Sciences & Research Centre | Faridabad | 150–260 | ₹14.25 Lakhs | Haryana DMER | Later rounds |
| MM Institute of Medical Sciences & Research (MMU Mullana) | Ambala | 160–280 | ₹17 Lakhs | MCC Deemed | Open |
| SGT Medical College, Hospital & Research Institute | Gurugram | 160–280 | ₹18 Lakhs | Haryana DMER | Later rounds |
Cutoffs are expected closing ranges for the 2026 cycle, compiled from previous rounds — not guarantees. Fees are the advertised annual tuition and change by notification. Verify both on the official counselling portal before locking your choices.
The timing rule that decides everything
Haryana is not an open state in the way Uttar Pradesh and Bihar are. Domicile candidates have first call, and non-domicile opportunity appears only where seats go unfilled — which happens most in the later rounds.
The consequence is counter-intuitive: you must register in the early rounds to be eligible for the later ones, even though the early rounds are unlikely to allot you anything. Candidates who wait until they hear that open seats have appeared find they cannot enter.
How to treat Haryana in your plan
Treat it as a second or third stream rather than a primary one, alongside an open state where you have a genuine Round 1 chance. Its Delhi-NCR colleges are attractive on location for candidates across north India, and the later-round openings are real — but they are a contingency, and building a plan around them alone is how a season ends with nothing.
Confirm the current registration fee, security deposit and free-exit rules on the official portal before locking choices; forfeiture rules differ from the UP DGME rules that most guidance describes.
Why Haryana is worth the second registration anyway
Three of Haryana’s private medical colleges sit inside or just outside Delhi-NCR — Gurugram, Faridabad and Jhajjar are all within commuting distance of the capital. For a candidate from north India, that proximity is worth something real: family within reach, an established referral hospital network, and none of the relocation cost that a seat in Puducherry or Karad carries.
The fees sit between the two extremes. Roughly ₹12–18 Lakhs a year is more than Uttar Pradesh or Bihar and well under a deemed university, which makes Haryana the sensible middle option for a family that can fund more than ₹12 Lakhs a year but not ₹24 Lakhs.
How Haryana differs from Uttar Pradesh and Bihar
The difference is domicile priority, and it changes the strategy completely. Uttar Pradesh and Bihar are genuinely open: 100% of private seats go to all-India candidates from Round 1, so a non-domicile candidate competes on equal terms from the first allotment.
Haryana allots state candidates first. A non-domicile applicant is not competing for the same pool in Round 1 — they are waiting to see what is left. That makes Haryana unpredictable in a way the open states are not: in a year when domicile demand is strong, very little reaches the later rounds; in a year when it is not, good colleges open up at low cutoffs.
Plan accordingly. Treat an open state as the seat you expect to get and Haryana as the seat you would prefer, and you will not be caught by a year in which nothing opens.
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Frequently asked questions
Can non-domicile candidates get private MBBS seats in Haryana?
Yes, but generally in the later rounds. Haryana allots state domicile candidates first and opens unfilled seats to non-domicile candidates in subsequent rounds, particularly mop-up and stray vacancy. You must be registered in the earlier rounds to participate.
What is the fee range for private MBBS in Haryana?
Roughly ₹12 Lakhs to ₹18 Lakhs a year, higher than Uttar Pradesh and Bihar but below most deemed universities. Current per-college figures are in the table above.
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Sources and how to verify this page
Cutoffs and fees on this page are compiled estimates for the 2026 cycle, not official figures. Every claim about eligibility, counselling process and legality can be checked against the primary sources below, and you should check them before acting.
- National Medical Commission — recognised colleges and seat matrix
- Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) — deemed and all-India quota
- National Testing Agency — NEET-UG results and percentiles
- UP DGME — Uttar Pradesh private MBBS counselling
- BCECEB — Bihar private MBBS counselling
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