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No fee hike for medical courses this year in Karnataka

No fee hike for medical courses this year in Karnataka
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Private medical colleges in Karnataka have decided against requesting a fee hike for the 2026-27 academic year, citing inflation and the financial burden on students. The state government has also confirmed it will not permit any fee increases for medical courses this year.

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This decision provides financial relief to students and families amid broader national concerns over medical education costs and examination integrity.

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Private medical colleges have decided not to submit a proposal to the government for a fee hike for medical courses for 2026-27 due to inflation and other reasons.

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