Medical Rank 12 · NIRF 2025Dr. D.Y. Patil Medical College Pune admission overview
Dr. D.Y. Patil Medical College, Pimpri, Pune is a Deemed University medical college — admission runs entirely through NEET-UG and MCC counselling, with no Maharashtra state quota. The official AY2026-27 fee circular states ₹29,00,000 annual tuition (General) for a course lasting four and a half years, plus a separate caution deposit, eligibility fee and hostel charge. MCC's own seat matrix confirms 250 total MBBS seats (212 Deemed/Paid Seats Quota, 38 NRI), and its 2025 allotment data shows closing ranks moving dramatically across rounds — Round 1 closed within roughly AIR 61,000–395,000, but the final Stray Vacancy round confirmed seats closing at AIR 576,423 or later.
- This is a Deemed University college — 100% NEET-UG and MCC counselling, no state-quota seats.
- The 250-seat figure and the NEET rank data are both from the 2025-26 cycle; reconfirm against the 2026-27 matrix once MCC publishes it.
- A Round 1 closing rank is not the final closing rank — later rounds close at much higher (more lenient) ranks as seats fill.
- Placement/outcome data for this college is not yet independently verified — see the "What we could not verify" section before assuming any outcome claim.
Evidence note: The official DPU MBBS fee circular (AY2026-27) and MCC's official seat matrix, allotment results and counselling schedule are named throughout this page.
1. Key facts at a glance
- Internship stipend: ₹11,700 a month during the compulsory rotating internship. The NMC's own stipend record lists this college's column as “Given as mentioned by state Govt.” — it pays the Maharashtra government rate rather than a lower institutional one, which is not true of every private college on that list.
- NIRF 2025: Dr. D. Y. Patil Vidyapeeth is ranked 12th in Medical (score 65.17), 41st among Universities (54.90) and 71st Overall (52.67). Read from NIRF's own 2025 tables at nirfindia.org, not from the college's marketing material — NIRF publishes the score beside each rank, and a rank without its score hides how close the band is.
- Institution: Dr. D.Y. Patil Medical College, Hospital and Research Centre, Sant Tukaram Nagar, Pimpri, Pune – 411018, under Dr. D.Y. Patil Vidyapeeth (Deemed to be University).
- Programme: MBBS, 4.5 academic years per the college's own fee circular.
- Annual tuition: ₹29,00,000 (General) / $50,000 (NRI), AY2026-27 official fee circular, dated 20 July 2026.
- Seats: 250 total (212 Deemed/Paid Seats Quota + 38 NRI), MCC official seat matrix, institute code 200361, 2025-26 cycle.
- Admission route: NEET-UG plus MCC Deemed University counselling only — no state quota.
- 2025 NEET closing rank: Round 1 ~AIR 61,000–395,000 by category; final (Stray Vacancy) round confirmed to AIR 576,423 or later.
- Founded: Central Government permission granted 13 October 1995, originally for a medical college for women — the college is coeducational today. 250 MBBS seats renewed for AY2024-25 by NMC letter dated 10 June 2024, conditional on continued compliance.
2. Fee structure — the official payment schedule
annual tuition is ₹29,00,000 (General) or $50,000 (NRI), with three further fee heads — caution deposit, eligibility fee and hostel — billed separately and paid to three different entities.
| Fee head | General (₹) | NRI |
|---|---|---|
| Tuition Fee (Annual) | 29,00,000 | $50,000 |
| Caution Deposit | 50,000 | ₹50,000 (paid in INR, not USD) |
| Eligibility Fee | 2,00,000 | $2,700 |
| Hostel: 3-seater non-AC room with mess | 3,40,000 | $4,600 |
Four notes printed on the college's own circular are easy to miss: Phase I fees are paid at the time of admission; subsequent phase fees are due within one month of that phase's commencement; course fees apply for four and a half years; and the fifth (final) instalment covers only six months, at ₹14,50,000 — exactly half the annual tuition rate, consistent with a half-year final phase.
The demand draft payee also changes by fee head, which is a genuinely common source of payment delay: Tuition Fee and Caution Deposit are payable to "Dean, Dr. D.Y. Patil Medical College, Pune"; the Eligibility Fee to "Dr. D.Y. Patil Vidyapeeth, Pune"; and the Hostel Fee to "Dr. D.Y. Patil Vidyapeeth Society, Pune" — three different legal entities for four fee lines. For RTGS, the college directs candidates to email [email protected] with the allotment letter for account details.
3. Hostel and mess charges
The hostel is not compulsory, and PG residents at this college share it. Both come from our counselling desk, not from the circular, which states neither. So read ₹3,40,000 as the cost if you take a hostel seat, and confirm with the admissions office before treating it as fixed.
The official fee circular lists one hostel option: a 3-seater non-AC room with mess, at ₹3,40,000 (General) or $4,600 (NRI). It is printed in the same table as the annual tuition row, which suggests it is also an annual charge, but the document does not explicitly say "per year" next to this specific line — confirm this directly with the college before multiplying it across your expected years of hostel use.
What the circular does not state: whether other room configurations exist (2-seater, single, AC), hostel capacity, or a separate mess-only charge for a day scholar. If a specific room type or hostel availability matters to your decision, get that confirmation from the college's admissions office directly — this page does not estimate a figure it has not read from an official document.
4. Total cost of the course
reproducing the circular's own instalment structure, tuition alone across the 4.5-year course comes to ₹1,30,50,000 — before the one-time caution deposit, eligibility fee, and any hostel years.
| Component | Amount (₹) | Basis |
|---|---|---|
| Tuition, Years 1–4 (4 × ₹29,00,000) | 1,16,00,000 | Annual tuition × 4 full years, per the circular |
| Tuition, 5th (final) instalment | 14,50,000 | The circular's own stated half-year figure |
| Tuition subtotal, 4.5 years | 1,30,50,000 | Sum of the two rows above |
| Caution Deposit (one-time, refundable) | 50,000 | As printed |
| Eligibility Fee (one-time) | 2,00,000 | As printed |
5. Who gets in — eligibility and admission route
admission is 100% through NEET-UG and MCC Deemed University counselling — there is no Maharashtra state quota, and no route into this college outside the official MCC allotment process.
Because Dr. D.Y. Patil Vidyapeeth is a Deemed-to-be-University, its MBBS seats are not part of Maharashtra's state CAP counselling — they are filled entirely through MCC's separate "All India Quota / Deemed & Central Universities" counselling stream at mcc.nic.in. The standard national NEET-UG eligibility rules apply: a qualifying NEET-UG score, and Class 12 (or equivalent) with Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Biotechnology and English — these are set by NMC nationally, not by this college specifically, so confirm the current year's exact eligibility notice on MCC's own site before assuming you qualify.
6. Seats
250 total MBBS seats — 212 under the Deemed/Paid Seats Quota, 38 under the NRI category — per MCC's own official seat matrix.
| Category | Seats |
|---|---|
| Deemed/Paid Seats Quota | 212 |
| Non-Resident Indian (NRI) | 38 |
| Total | 250 |
7. NEET closing rank — the round-to-round movement
do not judge your chances from a single round — this college's 2025 closing rank moved from roughly AIR 395,000 after Round 1 to at least AIR 576,423 by the final Stray Vacancy round.
| Round (2025) | Category | Closing AIR (approx.) |
|---|---|---|
| Round 1 | SC (reserved) | ~61,161 |
| Round 1 | Deemed/Paid Seats Quota, Open General | ~394,000–395,000 |
| Stray Vacancy (final round) | Deemed/Paid Seats Quota, Open | 576,423 or later |
2026 Round 1 — the current cycle, by category
MCC allotted 214 of this college's 250 seats in Round 1 of 2026, closing at AIR 459,613 for the open general deemed-quota seat and at AIR 907,478 on the NRI quota.
| Quota | Category | Seats allotted | Opening AIR | Closing AIR |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Self-Financed Merit Seat | Open General | 178 | 46,920 | 459,613 |
| Self-Financed Merit Seat | Open OBC | 27 | 90,234 | 458,377 |
| Self-Financed Merit Seat | Open SC | 4 | 1,23,638 | 398,553 |
| Self-Financed Merit Seat | Open ST | 2 | 451,008 | 458,427 |
| Self-Financed Merit Seat | Open EWS | 1 | 402,466 | 402,466 |
| Non-Resident Indian | Open General | 2 | 892,271 | 907,478 |
| Total allotted in Round 1 | 214 | of 250 sanctioned seats — 36 carried into later rounds | ||
Read the two figures in bold together. A candidate at AIR 459,613 was allotted an open-general deemed seat here in Round 1 of 2026, while the NRI quota closed at 907,478 — the NRI route is not a merit shortcut on paper, it is a different and much shallower merit pool with a fee to match. And because 36 seats went unfilled in Round 1, the closing rank in later rounds moves further out, exactly as it did across 2025.
A warning about the name. Four different “D. Y. Patil” medical colleges appear in this one MCC document — Pimpri, Kolhapur, Navi Mumbai and the dental colleges. Their entries are adjacent and their names differ by a few words. Every closing rank on this page belongs to Dr. D Y Patil Medical College, Hospital and Research Centre, Sant Tukaram Nagar, Pimpri, Pune and to no other. If you read a closing rank for “DY Patil” anywhere else, check which one it describes before you act on it.
The gap between Round 1 (~AIR 395,000) and the final Stray Vacancy round (576,423+) is not a rounding difference — it reflects how deemed-university seats actually fill: many higher-rank candidates hold multiple offers across colleges in Round 1 and move on, so later rounds progressively admit candidates with higher (less competitive) rank numbers. A rank that looks completely out of range after Round 1 can still realistically get a seat here in a later round. This page has not yet sourced 2024 or 2023 closing ranks, so a multi-year trend is not shown — only the confirmed 2025 movement across rounds.
8. Admission process and the 2026-27 timeline
Round 1 registration and choice-filling runs 4–17 August 2026, with the academic session starting 8 September 2026 — per MCC's own official schedule, not an aggregator's restated dates.
| Round | Window | Last date of joining |
|---|---|---|
| Round 1 | 4–17 Aug 2026 | 22 Aug 2026 |
| Round 2 | 24 Aug–2 Sept 2026 | 8 Sept 2026 |
| Round 3 | 10–18 Sept 2026 | 26 Sept 2026 |
| Stray Vacancy | 28 Sept–3 Oct 2026 | 10 Oct 2026 |
This schedule governs every deemed-university MBBS seat nationally, not just this college — it comes from MCC, not from Dr. D.Y. Patil Vidyapeeth. Aggregator sites have quoted incorrect "Round 1 result dates" for this cycle that do not match MCC's own published schedule. Confirm any date you read elsewhere against mcc.nic.in before acting on it.
9. Refund policy if you cancel
cancel inside the window MCC's notification allows and the college refunds 100% of the fees less a ₹10,000 processing charge — cancel after that window and its policy says the entire course fee is charged.
| When you cancel | What the college's policy says |
|---|---|
| Upgradation or resignation as per MCC notification/guidelines | 100% of fees will be refundable. ₹10,000 as processing fees will have to be paid. |
| Cancellation of admission after the period mentioned in the MCC notification | Entire Course Fees shall be charged. |
Read the second row slowly, because it is the single most expensive line on this page. The policy does not define “entire course fee” in rupees, and it does not say whether that means the one year you enrolled for or the full 4.5-year tuition this page reconstructs in section 4. The distance between those two readings is roughly ₹29,00,000 against roughly ₹1,30,50,000. Nobody should sign a fee receipt without having that specific question answered by the college in writing, on letterhead, naming a figure.
Two further things follow from the wording. First, the deadline is not the college's to publish — both rows are pinned to “MCC notification/guidelines”, so the date that decides which row you fall under appears on mcc.nic.in, not on the college site, and it moves from cycle to cycle. Track it there and screenshot it on the day you read it. Second, the free row is not free: even a clean upgradation under MCC's own rules costs ₹10,000 in processing fees, so a candidate who upgrades through several rounds should expect that charge each time an admission is cancelled, and should ask the college to confirm whether it is levied per cancellation.
The refund policy is silent on the ₹50,000 caution deposit, which the fee circular separately describes as refundable, and on the ₹2,00,000 eligibility fee, which it does not. Do not assume either is covered by the rows above; they come from a different document and are paid to different entities (section 11).
10. Documents checklist
the college publishes its own list — 19 items, originals plus two sets of self-attested photocopies, plus a pen drive holding a scan of every original.
This page previously carried a generic MCC-style list with a note saying no college-specific checklist had been read. That is no longer the case. The list below is the college's own circular, dated 7 August 2026 and signed by the Dean, reproduced item by item. Two requirements in it are easy to miss and hard to fix late: the pen drive of scanned originals, and the red background on the photographs.
- NEET UG-2026 Provisional Allotment Letter
- NEET UG-2026 Admit Card issued by NTA
- NEET UG-2026 Rank Letter issued by NTA
- 12th mark sheet and 12th passing certificate
- 10th mark sheet and 10th passing certificate
- Date of Birth certificate
- Caste, Caste Validity and Non-Creamy Layer certificate (valid) / EWS certificate — if applicable
- 12th bonafide and character certificate
- 12th migration certificate
- Gap certificate — if the 12th standard board examination was passed in 2025 or earlier
- Transfer certificate from the institution the candidate last studied at
- Certificates of age, nationality and domicile, or passport
- Candidate's PAN card and Aadhaar card (self-attested photocopy) — bring the original at the time of admission
- Parent's PAN card and Aadhaar card (self-attested photocopy) — bring the original at the time of admission
- Medical fitness certificate, on the proforma attached to the circular
- PwBD medical disability certificate issued by the competent authority — if applicable
- 5 copies of a passport-size colour photograph with a RED background
- Equivalence certificate from AIU (Association of Indian Universities, New Delhi) — required only if the qualifying 10+2 was passed from a board other than a State Board of any Indian state, CBSE or ICSE
- NRI / OCI / Foreign National supporting documents — see the table below
The circular's own instruction line: the selected candidate must submit the original documents along with two sets of self-attested photocopies, and a pen drive containing scanned copies of each individual original document. The medical fitness certificate must be certified by a Registered Medical Practitioner on the practitioner's letterhead, in the attached proforma, with an original seal and signature. One detail worth knowing before you print it: the proforma page attached to this 2026-27 circular carries its own footer reading “Information Brochure — NEET UG-2023”, so it is a page lifted from an earlier counselling brochure. Ask the admissions office to confirm it is the format they want before your doctor signs it.
NRI, OCI and Foreign National documents
which of the four categories you fall into decides the document set, and the college points at MCC's own bulletin rather than writing its own rule.
| Category | Documents named |
|---|---|
| I. NRI candidate, or NRI parents / real brother / real sister | Valid passport of the candidate; NRI certificate issued by the competent authority (Embassy or Indian Consulate) |
| II. Indian to NRI | Valid passport of the candidate; valid passport of the legal guardian; NRI certificate of the guardian issued by the competent authority (Embassy or Indian Consulate); evidence of bonafide guardianship |
| III. OCI candidates | Valid passport of the candidate; OCI card or PIO card |
| IV. Foreign national | Valid passport of the candidate; visa, residence permit or work permit |
Two conditions sit alongside that table and apply across the categories. A notarised affidavit is required from the NRI parent, real brother, real sister or legal guardian stating that they will sponsor the entire course fee and the candidate's living expenses for the full period of study, supported by an NRE bank account passbook. And the claimed relationship must be verified by a competent revenue authority officer — a Tehsildar or government officer — for first-degree relatives, which the circular ties to the principles laid down in Anshul Tomar vs State of M.P., W.P. No. 13393 of 2007.
Admission queries go to [email protected], the same address the fee circular gives for sending an allotment letter with an RTGS payment.
11. Common mistakes
the costliest mistakes here are paying a fee to the wrong entity name and confusing this college with a same-named but different DY Patil institute.
| What people assume | What the official documents actually say |
|---|---|
| All four fee heads are paid to the same account | Three different entities collect them — Dean, Dr. D.Y. Patil Medical College (tuition, caution deposit); Dr. D.Y. Patil Vidyapeeth (eligibility fee); Dr. D.Y. Patil Vidyapeeth Society (hostel fee). |
| This is the same college as "DY Patil Pimpri" listed elsewhere | That name usually refers to the separate D.Y. Patil Institute of Technology (engineering), also in Pimpri. Different institution, different admission route (MHT-CET, not NEET/MCC). |
| A Round 1 closing rank is the college's real cutoff | The 2025 final (Stray Vacancy) round closed at AIR 576,423 or later — far beyond the Round 1 figure of ~395,000. |
| The 250-seat, fee and rank figures are guaranteed unchanged for 2026-27 | All are from the 2025-26 cycle's official documents; each needs reconfirmation against the current cycle before you rely on it. |
| Backing out late costs you one year's fee | The college's refund policy says the entire course fee is charged once the MCC notification's period has passed. It does not put a rupee figure on that phrase — get one in writing before you pay (section 9). |
| Phase-fee deadlines are flexible | The circular states subsequent phase fees are due within one month of that phase's commencement — no grace period is stated. |
13. How it compares — the decision framework
We have not yet independently verified fee, seat or cutoff figures for other named Maharashtra medical colleges to build a numeric side-by-side here — publishing an unverified competitor number would break the same sourcing standard this page holds itself to. Until that data is sourced, compare on these axes using each college's own official documents:
- Route: a government medical college (GMC) uses Maharashtra's state CAP counselling and typically costs a fraction of a deemed-university fee, but usually carries a rural service bond in most states. A Deemed University like this one has no state-quota route and no rural bond, at a materially higher fee.
- Total cost: compare this college's ₹1.3 crore+ tuition (4.5 years, before hostel and other heads) against the actual published fee of any specific alternative you are considering — not a remembered or assumed figure.
- Rank realism: compare your NEET rank against this college's confirmed round-by-round closing ranks (section 7), not a single "cutoff" number quoted elsewhere.
14. Location
The college is at Sant Tukaram Nagar, Pimpri, Pune – 411018, within the Pune Metropolitan Region. Pimpri-Chinchwad is an industrial and residential hub adjoining Pune city, with established road and rail connectivity to the rest of Pune — useful context for family visits and post-admission logistics, though this page does not have sourced data on hospital patient volume or clinical case variety to compare against other campuses.
15. What we verified directly, and what we still could not
The college's own admissions website (medical.dpu.edu.in) initially blocked this page's research tools from reading most of its pages. Reading the college's own "Government Approval" page directly resolved a claim several aggregator sites had been repeating without a real source: that this is "the first medical college in Maharashtra and third private medical college in India recognised by NMC for 250 seats." We could not confirm that specific superlative, but we did find something more precise and more useful — the college's own uploaded government letters, arranged year-wise from its inception:
- Founding permission (13 October 1995): the Government of India's Ministry of Health and Family Welfare approved "a new medical college for women at Pimpri," under Section 10A(4) of the Indian Medical Council Act, 1956 — the earliest document the college has on record. It is coeducational today; we have not found the document recording when that changed.
- Most recent seat renewal (10 June 2024): the National Medical Commission's Undergraduate Medical Education Board renewed the college's 250 MBBS seats for AY2024-25 — but only after a show-cause notice over deficiencies found in the college's Annual Declaration Form, exam video and AEBAS report, and a virtual hearing. The renewal letter states re-assessment can happen "at any point of time" and non-compliance can trigger a seat reduction or penalty under MSMER-2023. This independently cross-validates the 250-seat figure from MCC's seat matrix (section 6) from a completely different official source.
Two more of the college's own documents were read directly on 23 August 2026 and are now reproduced on this page rather than described from memory:
- Refund policy for MBBS cancellations (2026-27): a two-row policy signed by the Dean, tying both outcomes to MCC's notification period. It resolves what happens if you upgrade or walk away — and it exposes an undefined term, “entire course fee”, that no document we have read puts a number against. See section 9.
- List of documents required for MBBS admission 2026-27 (dated 7 August 2026): the college's own 19-item checklist, replacing the generic MCC-style list this page carried until now, together with the four NRI/OCI/foreign-national categories and the medical fitness proforma. See section 10.
What is still genuinely unsourced, after this round of documents:
- How graduates fare in NEET-PG. MBBS colleges do not publish "placements" the way engineering colleges do, and the usual proxies — hospital bed count, patient footfall, PG entrance performance — were repeated across aggregator sites with no primary document behind any of them. The stipend half of this gap is now closed — the NMC’s own record gives this college ₹11,700 a month for the internship, shown in section 13. What no Indian medical college publishes verifiably is how its own graduates then perform in NEET-PG, so that stays absent here too.
- Hostel details beyond the fee line — room configuration options, capacity, and whether the mess charge is billed annually. See section 3.
Frequently asked questions
Is Dr. D.Y. Patil Medical College Pune the same as DY Patil Institute of Technology, Pimpri?
No — different institutions, same locality, similarly branded. Dr. D.Y. Patil Medical College, Hospital and Research Centre (this page) is a medical college under Dr. D.Y. Patil Vidyapeeth (Deemed University), admitting through NEET-UG and MCC counselling. D.Y. Patil Institute of Technology, Pimpri is a separate engineering college under a different D.Y. Patil group entity, admitting through MHT-CET. There are at least five differently branded "DY Patil" institutions across Pune, Navi Mumbai, Kolhapur and Talegaon — confirm the exact institute code and course before applying.
Does this college have a state quota?
No. Dr. D.Y. Patil Vidyapeeth is a Deemed-to-be-University, so all its MBBS seats are filled through MCC (Medical Counselling Committee) Deemed University counselling — there is no Maharashtra state-quota route here, unlike a government or state-affiliated private medical college.
What is the total MBBS fee for the full course?
The official annual tuition is ₹29,00,000, and the college states the course fee applies for four and a half years, with the fifth (final) installment covering six months at ₹14,50,000. Reproducing the document's own instalment structure: 4 × ₹29,00,000 + ₹14,50,000 = ₹1,30,50,000 in tuition alone, before the one-time Caution Deposit (₹50,000, refundable) and Eligibility Fee (₹2,00,000), and before any hostel/mess years you take.
Is the NEET cutoff rank the same every round?
No, and this is the single most misunderstood number in deemed-university admission. In 2025, Round 1 at this college closed within roughly AIR 61,000–395,000 depending on category, but the final Stray Vacancy round confirmed seats closing at AIR 576,423 or later. A rank that looks out of reach in Round 1 can still get a seat in a later round — do not rule this college out from a single round's number.
Are the 2026-27 seats confirmed at 250?
The 250-seat figure (38 NRI + 212 Deemed/Paid Seats Quota) is from MCC's official seat matrix for the 2025-26 cycle. Seat counts are usually stable year to year unless NMC approves a change, but this page has not yet independently confirmed the 2026-27 matrix — check mcc.nic.in once it is published for the current cycle before relying on the exact number.
How is the hostel fee billed — one-time or per year?
The official fee circular lists ₹3,40,000 for a 3-seater non-AC room with mess in the same table as the annual tuition figure, which suggests it is also an annual charge, but the document does not explicitly say "per year" next to this specific row. Confirm directly with the college whether this figure recurs annually before you multiply it into a multi-year budget.
Can I get a management-quota or direct-admission seat here?
Not through any process this page can verify. All MBBS admission at this Deemed University runs through MCC counselling based on NEET-UG rank; we found no official document describing a separate direct-admission or management-quota route for MBBS at this institute. Treat any claim of a guaranteed or off-counselling seat as unverified until you can confirm it against an MCC or institute circular.
What accreditation does the parent university carry?
Per the college's own fee-circular letterhead: Dr. D.Y. Patil Vidyapeeth, Pune is NAAC-accredited (3rd Cycle) with a CGPA of 3.64 on a four-point scale at "A++" grade, and is ISO 9001:2015 and 14001:2015 certified. The teaching hospital is described as NABH/NABL accredited. Separately, the National Medical Commission's Undergraduate Medical Education Board renewed the college's 250 MBBS seats for AY2024-25 by an official letter dated 10 June 2024 — a conditional renewal issued after a show-cause/deficiency review, not an unconditional one, and the letter states re-assessment can happen at any time.
Extended admission FAQs
When was this college founded, and is it true it was originally a women's college?
Yes. The Government of India's Ministry of Health and Family Welfare granted permission for "a new medical college for women at Pimpri" on 13 October 1995, under Section 10A(4) of the Indian Medical Council Act, 1956 — the earliest government-approval letter the college has on record. The college is coeducational today, per its current fee circular and MCC counselling data, but we have not found the specific document or date recording that transition — state the founding fact precisely rather than assuming when or how it changed.
What is institute code 200361 used for?
It is the MCC (Medical Counselling Committee) institute code for Dr. DY Patil Medical College and Hospital, Pune, used in the official seat matrix and allotment result documents during NEET-UG Deemed University counselling. Use it to locate this exact institute in MCC's own PDFs rather than relying on the college name alone, since several similarly named "DY Patil" institutes exist.
Why does the fee circular name three different DD payees?
Because three different legal entities collect different fee heads: the Dean, Dr. D.Y. Patil Medical College, Pune collects the Tuition Fee and Caution Deposit; Dr. D.Y. Patil Vidyapeeth, Pune collects the Eligibility Fee; and Dr. D.Y. Patil Vidyapeeth Society, Pune collects the Hostel Fee. A demand draft made out to the wrong entity name is a common, avoidable delay — check the payee name against the specific fee head before you prepare each DD.
What happens if I miss a phase-fee payment deadline?
The official notes state Phase I fees are paid at admission, and subsequent phase fees are due within one month of the respective phase's commencement. We have not read an official document describing the penalty or seat-forfeiture consequence of missing this window — confirm the current policy directly with the college admissions office before assuming a grace period exists.
Is the NRI quota fee genuinely different from the caution deposit for NRI candidates?
Yes, and it is easy to misread the table. Tuition, Eligibility Fee and Hostel are billed in USD for the NRI category ($50,000 / $2,700 / $4,600 respectively), but the Caution Deposit is billed in INR (₹50,000) for both General and NRI candidates — it is the one row that does not switch currency.
How should I compare a Round 1 offer here against a state government college wait-list?
Compare the same round and the same category, not a Round 1 number here against a later-round number elsewhere. Also weigh total cost (this college's ₹1.3L+ tuition alone across 4.5 years vs. a government college's typically much lower fee) against your family's actual ability to fund or borrow that gap, not against prestige alone.
Does completing MBBS here guarantee a PG (MD/MS) seat at the same institute?
No. NEET-PG counselling is a separate, merit-based national process. We found no official document describing an automatic or reserved PG pathway for this institute's own MBBS graduates — treat any such claim as unverified.
What should I have ready before Round 1 of MCC counselling?
Your NEET-UG scorecard, a valid photo ID, Class 10 and 12 mark sheets, and funds ready for the Phase I payment window, since Phase I fees are due at the time of admission per the college's own notes. Confirm the complete MCC-mandated document list on mcc.nic.in for the current cycle, since it is set by the counselling authority, not the individual college.
Is this page affiliated with Dr. D.Y. Patil Vidyapeeth or the DY Patil group?
No. Future Career Guidance is an independent admission-counselling service. This page cites the college's own published fee circular and MCC's official counselling documents; it is not authorised by, and does not speak for, Dr. D.Y. Patil Vidyapeeth or any DY Patil group entity.
Contact & address
Dr. D.Y. Patil Medical College, Hospital and Research Centre, Sant Tukaram Nagar, Pimpri, Pune – 411018, Maharashtra. Admissions (RTGS/allotment queries): [email protected]. Read our editorial and sourcing policy for how figures on this page are verified, or use the fee and EMI calculator to run your own loan numbers.
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