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MBBS in India
Guidance on NEET-UG counselling, quotas, college categories and the admission process, so that you can plan your choices with confidence.
Course
MBBS, typically 5.5 years including a 1-year internship
Entrance exam
NEET-UG, conducted by the NTA
Counselling
MCC (All India) and state counselling authorities
College types
Government, private, deemed and central institutions
Regulator
National Medical Commission (NMC)
Overview
Every MBBS seat in India is filled on the basis of NEET-UG results. After results are declared, seats are allotted through online counselling: the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) conducts counselling for All India Quota and certain central and deemed institutions, while each state runs counselling for its own state quota and many private college seats.
Because there are several counselling processes, each with its own rules, rounds and deadlines, planning matters. We help you understand where you are eligible, how to register, and how to prepare a realistic list of choices based on your rank, category, domicile and budget.
Admission pathways
The pathway that applies to you depends on your NEET rank, category, domicile and the type of college.
MCC
15% of MBBS seats in government medical colleges, open to eligible candidates from across India.
State authority
The remaining 85% of seats in state government colleges, usually reserved for candidates who meet the state’s domicile rules.
MCC
Seats in deemed-to-be universities are allotted through MCC counselling, with fees set by each institution.
MCC
Institutions such as AIIMS and JIPMER, and central universities, admit students through NEET-UG and MCC counselling.
State authority
Seats are usually filled through state counselling, under quotas and fee rules set by each state.
As per rules
Reservation for SC, ST, OBC-NCL, EWS and PwD candidates applies as per central and state rules.
Please note: Quota percentages, reservation rules, counselling schedules and fees can change every year. We confirm the current rules from official MCC and state counselling notices before you make any decision.
Eligibility
Documents
Counselling process
A typical counselling round follows these steps. We guide you through each one.
1
Register for MCC and/or state counselling and pay the applicable fees.
2
Select and lock colleges in your order of preference.
3
Seats are allotted based on rank, category and choices.
4
Report to the allotted college with original documents.
5
Later rounds may offer upgrades or fill vacant seats.
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FAQs
In many cases, yes. Eligible candidates can usually register for MCC counselling and for the state counselling of states where they are eligible. Rules on holding seats and on participating in later rounds differ, so check the current information bulletins carefully.
Government colleges are run by central or state governments and usually have the lowest fees. Private colleges are run by trusts or societies, with fees regulated by state authorities. Deemed universities are institutions with university status whose MBBS seats are allotted through MCC, with fees set by each institution.
Yes, for state quota seats. Each state sets its own domicile rules. Domicile does not usually apply to All India Quota, deemed or central institution seats allotted through MCC.
No. Seat allotment depends on your NEET rank, category, choices and the official counselling process. We help you understand your options and plan your choices carefully.
Free counselling
Speak with our admission team about your NEET score, preferred destination and budget, and get clear guidance on the next steps.
