KIMS Karad MD Anatomy Management Quota & Direct Admission

Quick answer: KIMS Karad has 3 MD Anatomy seats for 2026-27. All are General (self-financed) seats with tuition of Rs 3,00,000 a year, and there is no NRI seat. MCC allots them through its NEET-PG deemed-university counselling. MD Anatomy is one of KVV's bonded subjects: you sign an undertaking and pay a Rs 1 lakh refundable security deposit, with Rs 5 lakh payable if you break the bond.

At Rs 3 lakh a year, Anatomy is one of the cheapest MD seats at any Maharashtra deemed university. It suits doctors who want to teach in a medical college, go into research or build towards forensic or surgical anatomy, rather than run a clinical practice.

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MD Anatomy at KIMS Karad: the numbers

Seats: 3 (NMC 2026-27 matrix, KVV seat matrix and MCC's final deemed matrix all agree)
Seat type: 3 Self-Financed Merit seats, 0 NRI
Tuition: Rs 3,00,000 a year; KVV says tuition rises 5% every year
Estimated 3-year tuition: about Rs 9.46 lakh if the 5% rise applies to each later year of your course
One-time and other charges: eligibility Rs 1,00,000; refundable caution Rs 25,000; hostel deposit Rs 1,00,000 (refundable); hostel Rs 1,32,000 a year non-AC or Rs 2,20,000 AC
Stipend listed by KVV: Rs 92,470 (year 1), Rs 93,303 (year 2), Rs 94,135 (year 3). The notice does not say whether these are monthly amounts, so confirm.

The service bond: read this before you lock the choice

KVV's bond conditions apply to Anatomy, Physiology, Biochemistry, Pharmacology, Microbiology and Community Medicine. Candidates admitted to these subjects must:

sign an undertaking and pay a refundable security deposit of Rs 1 lakh, and
pay Rs 5 lakh in place of the bond if they do not comply with it.

The published note does not describe what service the bond requires or how long it lasts. Ask KVV for the full bond text before reporting. See medical seat deposits and service bonds.

Why candidates choose MD Anatomy at a deemed university

Cost: A three-year tuition bill under Rs 10 lakh is unusual for a deemed university. Clinical MD seats at KIMS cost Rs 25-49 lakh a year.
Teaching demand: Every medical college must maintain qualified pre-clinical faculty, so MD Anatomy is a direct route into academic medicine.
Rank range: Pre-clinical seats often stay open in later MCC rounds, but this varies by year. Compare MCC's previous-year round-wise allotment lists rather than relying on hearsay.

Admission process for 2026-27

1. Qualify NEET-PG 2026. 2. Register for MCC PG counselling under the deemed-university option. For 2026 the fee is Rs 5,000 plus a Rs 2,00,000 refundable security deposit. 3. Round 1 registration runs from 12 to 21 October 2026 (noon). Choice filling closes at 10 am on 22 October, results are due on 24 October and reporting runs from 26 October to 2 November. 4. Round 2 registration is scheduled for 6 to 11 November 2026, followed by Round 3 and a stray-vacancy round. 5. Report to KIMS with your documents, pay the first-year fee and complete the bond formalities.

The MCC deposit is forfeited if you are allotted a seat in Round 2 or later and do not join. Add MD Anatomy at Karad only if you are sure you would take it.

Management quota and direct admission at KIMS Karad with AdmitDirect

At Krishna Institute of Medical Sciences (KIMS), Karad, the seats families call management quota are the paid Self-Financed Merit (General) seats and the NRI seats. Both are allotted through MCC's deemed-university counselling on NEET-PG merit, at the fees shown above. Direct admission means the late rounds: seats left unfilled after the main rounds are offered again in MCC's mop-up and stray-vacancy rounds. You still need a qualifying NEET-PG score and an MCC registration, but these rounds are where many families secure a seat late in the cycle.

How AdmitDirect helps you get admission at KIMS Karad:

Work out where MD Anatomy at KIMS fits in a choice list with other pre-clinical and para-clinical seats
Get the full bond text and fee schedule from KVV in writing
Plan your round strategy, including when to use Round 1's free exit
Check documents before reporting

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Frequently asked questions

Does KIMS Karad have management quota for MD Anatomy?

Yes. At KIMS Karad, the paid General (Self-Financed Merit) seats and the NRI seats work as the management quota. MCC allots them through deemed-university counselling on NEET-PG merit at the university's published fees, and AdmitDirect can guide you through every step.

How can I get direct admission to MD Anatomy at KIMS Karad?

Register for MCC's deemed-university counselling with a qualifying NEET-PG score. Seats not taken in the main rounds are offered again in MCC's mop-up and stray-vacancy rounds, which is how most late direct admissions happen. AdmitDirect tracks these rounds and helps you apply in time.

What is the MD Anatomy fee at KIMS Karad?

Rs 3,00,000 a year in tuition for 2026-27, rising 5% a year according to KVV, plus a one-time eligibility fee of Rs 1 lakh and refundable deposits.

How many MD Anatomy seats are there at KIMS Karad?

Three, all General (self-financed) seats with no NRI seat.

Is there a bond for MD Anatomy at KVV?

Yes. You sign an undertaking with a Rs 1 lakh refundable security deposit, and pay Rs 5 lakh if you do not comply with the bond.

Sources & further reading

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Written by AdmitDirect Editorial. Admission rules, fees and seat availability change every cycle; always confirm with the institution and the official counselling authority.