NEET PG 2025 BFUHS Fee Structure and Seat Matrix Released

BFUHS Releases Speciality-wise Fee Structure — Baba Farid University of Health Sciences (BFUHS), Punjab, has published the speciality-wise fee structure and tentative seat matrix for PG medical admissions. The announcement forms part of its 2025 counseling prospectus.

BFUHS PG Medical Admission 2025: Key Highlights

BFUHS invited applications for MD, MS, PG Diploma, DNB, six-month Ultrasonography training and PG Diploma in Sports Medicine under the NEET PG 2025 scheme. The notification details include application fees, seat matrix, eligibility for NRI candidates, and fee installments across streams. The application fee is set at INR 5,900 (including 18% GST) for general candidates, and INR 2,950 (including GST) for SC category. Eligibility under the NRI quota requires MBBS with internship, NEET PG 2025 qualification, foreign residency proof (passport, OCI/PIO, etc.), and registration with the Medical Council or equivalent.

Fee Structure & Installments by Stream

Below is a summary of the six-month fee / first installment in government, private, and NRI quotas across basic and clinical specialities. The table introduces fee norms before listing details:

Tentative Seat Matrix Details

BFUHS provided a breakdown of tentative seats specialty-wise in government and private colleges. For instance, at Government Medical College Patiala, Anaesthesia has seven total seats, four under AIQ (All India Quota) and three under state quota. At Government Medical College Amritsar, Anaesthesia has nine total seats, with five AIQ and four state quota. The full matrix lists specialties like General Medicine, Obstetrics & Gynaecology, Paediatrics, Pathology, Radiodiagnosis, General Surgery, Dermatology, among others, in multiple colleges across the state.

Admission & Fee Policies, Security Deposit, Penalty Clause

BFUHS mandates deposition of a security deposit (refundable) via its online portal. The Provisional Selection Slip will be generated only after fee confirmation. If a candidate opts out after first round but remains registered, they may participate in further counseling rounds. Fee refund is allowed in such “free exit” cases if surrendered in time. However, if a seat is surrendered late or the candidate does not report to the allotted college, the security deposit may be forfeited. Incorrect information at registration, failure to produce documents, or admission cancellation can also lead to forfeiture and penalties. BFUHS emphasized that Punjab Government rules, MCC norms, and Gazette notifications will be strictly followed.

What Applicants Should Note

• The published seat matrix is tentative and may change during final allotment or counseling adjustments.
• Applicants under NRI quota must secure eligibility/equivalency certificate in-person at BFUHS and meet financial document requirements.
• All updates and announcements will be posted on BFUHS official website and MCC portal per instructions in the prospectus.