The Haryana Government has implemented a new bond policy for students taking admission in MBBS courses at government and government-aided medical colleges in the state. As per the Service Incentive Bond Policy, MBBS students must either:
- Serve the government for 5 years after completing their degree
OR - Pay a penalty amount, which goes up to ₹25.77 lakh for male students and ₹23.19 lakh for female students
This policy aims to encourage MBBS graduates to join government services, fill vacant posts, and improve public healthcare in Haryana.
📌 Who Does This Policy Apply To?
✅ Students taking admission in Government Medical Colleges from 2020–21 onwards
✅ Students admitted to MAMC Agroha (Govt-Aided) from 2022–23 onwards
❌ NRI quota students are exempt from this policy
💸 Bond Amounts (After Fee Deduction)
Government Medical Colleges (GMCs):
- ₹25,77,090 for male students
- ₹23,19,381 for female students
Government-Aided College (MAMC, Agroha):
- ₹21,90,000 for male students
- ₹19,71,000 for female students
📅 Bond Duration
- 5 years of government service are required after completing MBBS
- If students choose not to serve, they must repay the bond amount with interest
- The policy includes a 1-year grace period after MBBS completion to get a government job
💼 How the Policy Works
- The bond acts as a collateral-free education loan, signed through a tripartite agreement (Student + Bank + Government)
- No repayment is needed during the MBBS or PG study
- If the student joins government service, the state will repay the loan and interest
- If the student opts out, they must repay the full bond amount themselves
🎓 PG Students and Flexibility
- Postgraduate study duration will be deducted from the 5-year bond service
- Students can serve before or after PG, depending on their choice
- Even private/self-employed students have flexible repayment options based on income
🔄 Switch Options
Students can switch between:
- Serving the government
- Paying the full bond in one go
- Paying in monthly installments
This gives students financial flexibility and the freedom to choose their career path.
🛑 Exemptions
This bond policy does not apply in unfortunate cases such as:
- Death
- Permanent disability
- Mental health-related incapacity
✅ Final Thoughts
The Haryana MBBS bond policy is designed to ensure that qualified doctors contribute to public healthcare. It gives students a choice—serve in government institutions or pay the bond amount. Either way, the goal is to ensure more doctors are available to serve in rural and public health settings.
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