Late Jagjivan Ram Government Medical College, Pithoragarh (Uttarakhand) has released the official fee structure for MBBS admission in 2026. The college charges different fees depending on whether you are admitted under All India Quota or State Quota, and whether you are a bonded or non-bonded candidate. This notice sets out every fee component — from admission and tuition to hostel, sports, and caution money — and specifies that all payments must be made by demand draft only. Understanding these fees and payment rules is essential before you accept your seat.
All India Quota students pay ₹1,73,000 total; State Quota non-bonded students pay ₹1,73,000 and bonded students pay ₹78,000 — all fees must be paid by demand draft at the time of admission.
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This is the official fee structure document from Late Jagjivan Ram Government Medical College, Pithoragarh, for MBBS admissions in 2026. It applies to all students admitted through NEET UG counselling — whether you secure your seat under All India Quota or State Quota. The college has published separate fee schedules for each quota category and for bonded versus non-bonded candidates under State Quota.
The notice is not a merit list, allotment, or counselling schedule — it is purely informational about what you will be charged if you are admitted. You must review these fees carefully before accepting your seat during counselling, as they are binding once you report to the college.
All India Quota MBBS Fees — Complete Breakdown
If you are admitted to Late Jagjivan Ram Medical College, Pithoragarh under All India Quota, your total fee is ₹1,73,000. This is a single, fixed amount for all All India Quota students, regardless of your state of origin or any other factor.
The fee comprises eight components: Admission Fee (₹500), Tuition Fee (₹1,45,000), Hostel Fee (₹6,000), Sports Fee (₹5,000), Development Fee (₹5,000), Caution Money (₹10,000), and Prospectus Fee (₹1,500). Each of these must be paid together as a single demand draft payable to the Principal, URGMC, Pithoragarh.
- Admission Fee: ₹500
- Tuition Fee: ₹1,45,000
- Hostel Fee: ₹6,000
- Sports Fee: ₹5,000
- Development Fee: ₹5,000
- Caution Money: ₹10,000
- Prospectus Fee: ₹1,500
- TOTAL: ₹1,73,000
| Fee Head | Amount (₹) |
|---|---|
| Admission Fee | 500.00 |
| Tuition Fee | 1,45,000.00 |
| Hostel Fee | 6,000.00 |
| Sports Fee | 5,000.00 |
| Development Fee | 5,000.00 |
| Caution Money | 10,000.00 |
| Prospectus Fee | 1,500.00 |
| TOTAL | 1,73,000.00 |
State Quota MBBS Fees — Non-Bonded vs. Bonded Candidates
If you are admitted under State Quota (Uttarakhand), your fees depend on whether you are a bonded or non-bonded candidate. Non-bonded State Quota students pay ₹1,73,000 — the same as All India Quota students. Bonded State Quota students pay significantly less: ₹78,000 total.
A bonded candidate is one who has agreed to serve in a government health facility in Uttarakhand for a specified period after graduation. This commitment is reflected in the lower fee. Non-bonded State Quota students have no such obligation and therefore pay the full fee.
- State Quota Non-Bonded: ₹1,73,000 (same as All India Quota)
- State Quota Bonded: ₹78,000 (reduced fee for service commitment)
State Quota Non-Bonded Candidate Fee Breakdown
State Quota non-bonded candidates pay the same total as All India Quota students (₹1,73,000), but the tuition fee component is higher. The breakdown is: Admission Fee (₹500), Tuition Fee (₹1,45,000), Hostel Fee (₹6,000), Sports Fee (₹5,000), Development Fee (₹5,000), Caution Money (₹10,000), and Prospectus Fee (₹1,500).
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- Admission Fee: ₹500
- Tuition Fee: ₹1,45,000
- Hostel Fee: ₹6,000
- Sports Fee: ₹5,000
- Development Fee: ₹5,000
- Caution Money: ₹10,000
- Prospectus Fee: ₹1,500
- TOTAL: ₹1,73,000
| Fee Head | Amount (₹) |
|---|---|
| Admission Fee | 500.00 |
| Tuition Fee | 1,45,000.00 |
| Hostel Fee | 6,000.00 |
| Sports Fee | 5,000.00 |
| Development Fee | 5,000.00 |
| Caution Money | 10,000.00 |
| Prospectus Fee | 1,500.00 |
| TOTAL | 1,73,000.00 |
State Quota Bonded Candidate Fee Breakdown
State Quota bonded candidates pay a total of ₹78,000. The tuition fee for bonded candidates is ₹50,000 (compared to ₹1,45,000 for non-bonded), reflecting the government's subsidy in exchange for your commitment to serve. All other fees remain the same: Admission Fee (₹500), Hostel Fee (₹6,000), Sports Fee (₹5,000), Development Fee (₹5,000), Caution Money (₹10,000), and Prospectus Fee (₹1,500).
- Admission Fee: ₹500
- Tuition Fee: ₹50,000 (reduced for bonded service)
- Hostel Fee: ₹6,000
- Sports Fee: ₹5,000
- Development Fee: ₹5,000
- Caution Money: ₹10,000
- Prospectus Fee: ₹1,500
- TOTAL: ₹78,000
| Fee Head | Amount (₹) |
|---|---|
| Admission Fee | 500.00 |
| Tuition Fee | 50,000.00 |
| Hostel Fee | 6,000.00 |
| Sports Fee | 5,000.00 |
| Development Fee | 5,000.00 |
| Caution Money | 10,000.00 |
| Prospectus Fee | 1,500.00 |
| TOTAL | 78,000.00 |
Payment Method — Demand Draft Only
The college accepts payment by demand draft only. Cheque and cash are NOT acceptable. This is a critical rule — if you attempt to pay by any other method, your payment will be rejected and your admission may be at risk.
The demand draft must be drawn in favour of the Principal, URGMC (Uttarakhand Rural Government Medical College), Pithoragarh, and must be submitted at the time of admission. For All India Quota students, the demand draft amount is ₹1,73,000. For State Quota non-bonded students, it is ₹1,73,000. For State Quota bonded students, it is ₹28,000 (see the special rule below).
- Payment method: Demand Draft only
- Cheque: NOT acceptable
- Cash: NOT acceptable
- Payee: Principal, URGMC, Pithoragarh
- Timing: Submit at the time of admission
Special Rule for State Quota Bonded Candidates — Deferred Payment
State Quota bonded candidates have a special payment arrangement. Instead of paying the full ₹78,000 at admission, you submit a demand draft for ₹28,000 at the time of admission. The remaining tuition fee (₹50,000) is submitted later through HNBUMU University, Dehradun.
If you are a bonded candidate, you must report to the college at the time of admission with your allotment letter from the university and a receipt showing that the tuition fee has been submitted to the university. This deferred payment structure is designed to ease the financial burden at the point of admission. Do not miss this requirement — failure to submit the university receipt can delay or jeopardise your admission.
- Demand draft at admission: ₹28,000
- Remaining tuition fee: ₹50,000 (submitted via HNBUMU University, Dehradun)
- Required documents at admission: Allotment letter from university + receipt of tuition fee submitted to university
- Reporting requirement: Report to college with both documents at the time of admission
What Each Fee Component Covers
The fee structure includes seven distinct components, each serving a specific purpose. The Admission Fee (₹500) is a one-time charge for processing your admission. The Tuition Fee is the largest component and covers your academic instruction and use of college facilities — this is where the difference between bonded and non-bonded candidates is most significant.
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The Hostel Fee (₹6,000) covers your accommodation in the college hostel if you choose to stay there. The Sports Fee (₹5,000) supports the college's sports facilities and programmes. The Development Fee (₹5,000) goes towards infrastructure and facility improvements. The Caution Money (₹10,000) is a refundable deposit held by the college — you will receive this back when you leave the college, provided you have no outstanding dues. The Prospectus Fee (₹1,500) covers the cost of the college prospectus and admission materials.
- Admission Fee (₹500): Processing charge
- Tuition Fee: Academic instruction and college facilities (₹1,45,000 for non-bonded; ₹50,000 for bonded)
- Hostel Fee (₹6,000): Accommodation in college hostel
- Sports Fee (₹5,000): Sports facilities and programmes
- Development Fee (₹5,000): Infrastructure and facility improvements
- Caution Money (₹10,000): Refundable deposit (returned on exit if no dues)
- Prospectus Fee (₹1,500): Admission materials and prospectus
Important Trap: Early Exit Penalty for Bonded Candidates
The notice includes a critical rule for bonded candidates who leave the college before the end of counselling: if you opt out of the institute before the end date of the last counselling round, you must submit ₹7,500 in the form of a demand draft or ₹7,500 will be deducted from the fees you have already submitted. This is a penalty for breaking your bonded commitment early.
This rule applies only to bonded candidates and only if you leave before the official end date of counselling. If you are considering a bonded seat, understand this penalty clearly — it is not a refund, it is a financial consequence of early exit. Ensure you are genuinely committed to the bonded service obligation before accepting a bonded seat.
- Applies to: Bonded State Quota candidates only
- Trigger: Leaving the institute before the end date of last counselling
- Penalty: ₹7,500 demand draft OR ₹7,500 deducted from submitted fees
- This is NOT a refund — it is a penalty for early exit
Hostel and Mess Arrangements
The Hostel Fee of ₹6,000 covers your accommodation in the college hostel. However, the notice clarifies that the mess (dining facility) is operated by the students themselves — both male and female hostel residents manage the mess on a co-operative basis for their own food arrangements. This means the hostel fee does NOT include meal costs; you will need to arrange and pay for your own meals through the student-run mess.
Understand this distinction clearly: the hostel fee is for your room and hostel facilities only. Food costs are separate and managed by the students collectively. Budget accordingly for your meal expenses.
- Hostel Fee (₹6,000): Covers accommodation only
- Mess: Operated by students on co-operative basis
- Meals: NOT included in hostel fee; arranged and paid separately by students
- Budget for: Separate meal costs in addition to hostel fee
How to Prepare Your Demand Draft
When you are ready to report to the college after receiving your allotment letter, you must prepare a demand draft for the full fee amount (or ₹28,000 if you are a bonded candidate). Visit your bank and request a demand draft in the name of the Principal, URGMC, Pithoragarh. Specify the exact amount: ₹1,73,000 for All India Quota or non-bonded State Quota, or ₹28,000 for bonded State Quota.
Bring this demand draft with you when you report to the college for admission. Do not send it by post or courier — the college requires it to be submitted in person at the time of admission. Keep a copy of the demand draft receipt for your records. If you are a bonded candidate, also bring your allotment letter from HNBUMU University and the receipt showing that the remaining tuition fee has been submitted to the university.
- Request: Demand draft from your bank
- Payee name: Principal, URGMC, Pithoragarh
- Amount: ₹1,73,000 (All India/non-bonded) or ₹28,000 (bonded)
- Submission: In person at the time of admission (not by post)
- Keep: A copy of the demand draft receipt
- Bonded candidates also bring: Allotment letter + university receipt of tuition fee
Summary Table — Fee Comparison Across Quota Categories
To help you compare fees across the three admission categories, here is a summary of the total fees and key components for each.
| Admission Category | Total Fee (₹) | Tuition Fee (₹) | Demand Draft at Admission (₹) | Payment via University |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| All India Quota | 1,73,000 | 1,45,000 | 1,73,000 | No |
| State Quota (Non-Bonded) | 1,73,000 | 1,45,000 | 1,73,000 | No |
| State Quota (Bonded) | 78,000 | 50,000 | 28,000 | Yes (₹50,000 via HNBUMU) |
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What is the total fee for All India Quota MBBS students at Late Jagjivan Ram Medical College, Pithoragarh?
The total fee for All India Quota students is ₹1,73,000. This includes Admission Fee (₹500), Tuition Fee (₹1,45,000), Hostel Fee (₹6,000), Sports Fee (₹5,000), Development Fee (₹5,000), Caution Money (₹10,000), and Prospectus Fee (₹1,500). All fees must be paid by a single demand draft at the time of admission.
What is the difference between bonded and non-bonded State Quota fees?
Non-bonded State Quota students pay ₹1,73,000 (same as All India Quota). Bonded State Quota students pay ₹78,000 total. The main difference is the tuition fee: ₹1,45,000 for non-bonded and ₹50,000 for bonded. Bonded candidates have agreed to serve in a government health facility in Uttarakhand after graduation, which is why they receive a fee subsidy.
How do I pay the fees — what payment method does the college accept?
The college accepts payment by demand draft only. Cheque and cash are NOT acceptable. The demand draft must be made payable to the Principal, URGMC, Pithoragarh, and submitted in person at the time of admission. Do not attempt to pay by any other method.
I am a bonded candidate. Do I have to pay the full ₹78,000 at the time of admission?
No. Bonded candidates submit a demand draft for ₹28,000 at the time of admission. The remaining tuition fee of ₹50,000 is submitted later through HNBUMU University, Dehradun. You must bring your allotment letter from the university and a receipt showing that the tuition fee has been submitted to the university when you report to the college.
What is the Caution Money, and will I get it back?
The Caution Money is ₹10,000 — a refundable deposit held by the college. You will receive this amount back when you leave the college, provided you have no outstanding dues or liabilities. It is not a fee you lose; it is a security deposit.
Does the Hostel Fee include meals?
No. The Hostel Fee of ₹6,000 covers accommodation only. The mess (dining facility) is operated by the students themselves on a co-operative basis. You will need to arrange and pay for your own meals separately through the student-run mess. Budget for meal costs in addition to the hostel fee.
What happens if I leave the college as a bonded candidate before the end of counselling?
If you opt out of the institute before the end date of the last counselling round, you must submit ₹7,500 as a demand draft, or ₹7,500 will be deducted from the fees you have already submitted. This is a penalty for breaking your bonded commitment early. Understand this rule clearly before accepting a bonded seat.
What documents do I need to bring when I report to the college for admission?
You must bring the demand draft for the full fee amount (or ₹28,000 if bonded). If you are a bonded candidate, also bring your allotment letter from HNBUMU University and a receipt showing that the tuition fee has been submitted to the university. Submit the demand draft in person at the time of admission.
Can I pay the fees by cheque or cash instead of demand draft?
No. The college explicitly states that cheque and cash are not acceptable. You must pay by demand draft only. If you attempt to pay by any other method, your payment will be rejected.
Is the fee the same for all State Quota students?
No. State Quota non-bonded students pay ₹1,73,000 (same as All India Quota). State Quota bonded students pay ₹78,000. The fee depends on whether you have committed to bonded service in a government health facility after graduation.
What does the Development Fee cover?
The Development Fee of ₹5,000 goes towards infrastructure and facility improvements at the college. It is a one-time charge included in your admission fees.
Can I defer payment of the full fee to a later date?
Only bonded State Quota candidates have a deferred payment option. They pay ₹28,000 at admission and the remaining ₹50,000 tuition fee through HNBUMU University. All other students (All India Quota and non-bonded State Quota) must pay the full fee at the time of admission.
Review the fee structure carefully based on your admission category (All India Quota, State Quota non-bonded, or State Quota bonded). Prepare your demand draft in the exact amount required and bring it in person when you report to the college after receiving your allotment letter. If you are a bonded candidate, ensure you also bring your university allotment letter and the receipt of tuition fee submission. Do not attempt to pay by cheque or cash — demand draft is the only acceptable method. If you have any questions about the fees or payment process, contact the college directly before your admission date.
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