Delhi has a limited number of private medical colleges offering MBBS, but they play a vital role in expanding opportunities for medical aspirants. The most prominent among them is Hamdard Institute of Medical Sciences and Research, a well-established deemed university located in New Delhi. It offers quality education, modern infrastructure, and a strong focus on clinical training. Admission to MBBS in private colleges is strictly based on NEET-UG scores, and candidates must apply through MCC counseling (for deemed universities) or respective state counseling (for Delhi/NCR-based colleges).

In the wider Delhi NCR region, students also have options like Santosh Medical College (Ghaziabad), Sharda University, and Galgotias Institute of Medical Sciences in Greater Noida. These colleges provide a good academic environment with adequate hospital exposure. The annual tuition fee for MBBS in private colleges in and around Delhi typically ranges between ₹12 to ₹22 lakhs, depending on the institution and quota.

While private colleges offer more seats and better infrastructure, the high cost is a major consideration. However, for students unable to secure government seats, these colleges are valuable alternatives to pursue a career in medicine. Proper research into fee structures, hospital tie-ups, and academic quality is essential before admission.