The two ESIC medical colleges in Uttar Pradesh have published their MBBS fee structures for 2026-27, and the figures are identical at both. The split that matters is the quota you are admitted under, not the campus you land at.
Annual tuition is ₹24,000 for insured person quota students and ₹1,00,000 for state quota and all India quota students. Everything else on the bill is the same across all three quotas.
What the fee is made of
Both colleges charge four heads a year:
- Tuition fee: ₹24,000 for insured person quota, ₹1,00,000 for state and all India quota
- Caution deposit, refundable: ₹5,000
- Hostel fee, charged as annual seat rent: ₹10,000
- Hostel security deposit, refundable: ₹10,000
That gives a total of ₹49,000 for an insured person quota student and ₹1,25,000 for a state or all India quota student, in both cases including the hostel.
Two of those four heads come back to you. The caution deposit and the hostel security deposit, ₹15,000 between them, are refundable. And the hostel heads are optional: both colleges say students who do not want hostel facility may leave the hostel fee and hostel security out of the demand draft. Without the hostel, an insured person quota student pays ₹29,000 and a state or all India quota student pays ₹1,05,000.
The demand drafts differ by campus
This is the detail to get right, because the two colleges use different ESIC fund accounts and different payable cities.
At ESIC Medical College and Hospital, Sector 24, Noida, the draft is drawn from any nationalised bank in favour of “ESIC Fund Account No.1”, payable at Noida. The Noida notice states the amount as a single draft, ₹49,000 or ₹1,25,000 depending on quota.
At ESIC Medical College and Hospital, Pandeypur, Varanasi, the draft is drawn from any nationalised bank in favour of “ESI Fund Account No. 2”, payable at Varanasi, and Varanasi asks for an individual draft for each fee head rather than one consolidated draft.
A draft made out to the wrong fund account, payable at the wrong city, or consolidated when the college wanted it split, is a problem you will be solving at the admission counter with a deadline running.
Who pays which rate
The insured person quota is reserved for the wards of workers insured under the Employees’ State Insurance scheme, which is what the four-fold difference in tuition reflects. State quota and all India quota students pay the same ₹1,00,000 tuition, so at these two colleges the counselling route you come through does not change what you are charged.
Against private medical college tuition in Uttar Pradesh, both rates are low. That tends to put these seats in demand, so it is worth knowing the fee before you place them in a preference list rather than after an allotment.
What to do now
- Decide on the hostel before you get the draft made, because it changes the amount.
- Match the fund account name and the payable city to the campus you are allotted, and check whether that campus wants one draft or one per head.
- Keep the receipts for the caution deposit and hostel security separate. Both are refundable and you will need the proof later.
Our Uttar Pradesh counselling guide follows the rounds, we track UP closing ranks by college and category, and the Round 1 choice filling instructions set out how and where the admission is completed. The private college fee list gives you the comparison.
Official links
- Fee structure for MBBS admission 2026-27, ESIC Medical College Noida and Varanasi (PDF)
- Directorate General of Medical Education and Training, Uttar Pradesh
- Employees’ State Insurance Corporation
Source: Fee structure for MBBS admission 2026-27 issued by the Dean, ESIC Medical College and Hospital, Sector 24, Noida, and the Dean, ESIC Medical College and Hospital, Pandeypur, Varanasi, circulated by the Directorate General of Medical Education and Training, Uttar Pradesh.