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Bond Rules in Government Medical Colleges — Service, Penalty, and Exemptions
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Bond Rules in Government Medical Colleges — Service, Penalty, and Exemptions

Understand government MBBS bond terms: service duration, penalty amounts, state-wise variation, and what happens if you pursue PG or leave early.

2 July 20267 min read readMedMentor360 editorial

Government MBBS seats come at subsidised fees — but most states attach a service bond requiring rural posting or a hefty penalty payment.

Typical Bond Terms

Bond duration ranges from 1 to 5 years depending on state. Penalties span ₹5L to ₹50L+ if you leave without serving. Read the exact bond deed before accepting the seat.

PG and Bond Interaction

Some states extend bond if you pursue PG on a government seat; others treat PG as separate. NEET PG aspirants must factor bond lock-in into branch and college choice.

Exemptions and Waivers

War widows, certain disability categories, or central pool seats may have reduced bonds. Always verify current government orders — bond rules change with policy updates.

Bond-Aware Counselling

MedMentor360 flags bond terms for every government college on your shortlist so you accept seats with full knowledge of service obligations.

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