What is the fee for MBBS at Oxford University?

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Oxford University fees for the MBBS programme is around INR 42 L for first-year. The duration of the programme at the university is 6 years. The below table includes the complete first-year cost to study MBBS programme at Oxford:

Fees components	Amount (for 1 year)
Tuition & fees	INR 42,19,593
Personal Items	INR 3,08,984
Study costs	INR 73,264
Social Activities	INR 82,820
Other Costs	INR 35,039
Application Fee	INR 2,336
Total approximate fees	INR 47,22,036

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