Bond issues for MBBS programs can vary significantly by state and institution in India. Here's a general overview:

1. Purpose of Bonds:

- Bonds are agreements that require students to work in a particular state or institution for a specified period after completing their MBBS. This is often implemented to ensure that government-funded education benefits the state where the institution is located.

2. States with Bond Issues:

- Maharashtra: Government medical colleges in Maharashtra often have a bond requirement where students must work in the state for a certain number of years after completing their MBBS.

- Karnataka: Similar to Maharashtra, Karnataka has bond requirements for students in government medical colleges, usually stipulating work in rural areas or government hospitals.

- Tamil Nadu:Government medical colleges in Tamil Nadu may also have bond obligations that require students to serve in the state post-graduation.

- Delhi:Some government medical institutions in Delhi may have bond conditions, though they can vary by college.

3. General Conditions:

-  The bond period typically ranges from 1 to 5 years, depending on the institution and state policies.

-If you fail to fulfill the bond requirements, you might be liable to pay a penalty, which can be substantial.

- The bond might specify that you need to work in certain types of facilities or locations, often in underserved areas.