The ten colleges at a glance
Closing ranks below are the OPEN / government headline (latest year, NEET All-India Rank). Full round-by-round history for 2023-2025 is on the Delhi cutoffs page.
| College | MBBS seats | Counselled by | OPEN closing (AIR) |
|---|---|---|---|
| AIIMS New Delhi | 132 | MCC | ~50 |
| Maulana Azad Medical College (MAMC) | 250 | MCC (DU) | ~100 |
| VMMC & Safdarjung Hospital | 170 | MCC | ~130 |
| ABVIMS & Dr. RML Hospital | 100 | MCC | ~215 |
| University College of Medical Sciences (UCMS) | 170 | MCC (DU) | ~560 |
| Lady Hardinge Medical College (LHMC, women only) | 240 | MCC (DU) | ~1,130 |
| NDMC Medical College (Hindu Rao) | 60 | GGSIPU 85% / MCC 15% | ~2,990 |
| Dr. B.S.A. Medical College, Rohini | 125 | GGSIPU 85% / MCC 15% | ~5,800 |
| Army College of Medical Sciences (ACMS) | 100 | GGSIPU (army wards) | ~28,700 (all-India pool) |
| Hamdard (HIMSR, deemed) | 150 | MCC (deemed) | ~77,000 |
(Ranks rounded; they move year to year. Use the predictor for your own rank.)
The MCC colleges
- AIIMS New Delhi — the toughest seat in the country; fills on All-India Rank, no state quota. ~132 MBBS seats.
- Maulana Azad (MAMC), Lady Hardinge (LHMC), UCMS — the three University of Delhi colleges. Their 85% Delhi quota and 15% AIQ are both run by MCC. LHMC admits women only. MAMC is the largest Delhi government college at 250 seats and the most competitive of the DU three.
- VMMC & Safdarjung and ABVIMS & Dr. RML Hospital — large central-government teaching hospitals; both quotas filled directly by MCC. Among the most sought-after after the DU colleges.
- Hamdard (HIMSR) — a deemed university; fills its own deemed / management and minority seats through MCC, at deemed-college fees.
The GGSIPU 85% colleges
These three are where GGSIPU counsels the 85% Delhi quota itself (the 15% AIQ still goes through MCC):
- Dr. B.S.A. Medical College, Rohini — 125 seats; the 85% Delhi seats close markedly later than the DU colleges, so it is the realistic Delhi-quota target for many mid-rank candidates.
- NDMC Medical College (Hindu Rao) — 60 seats, the smallest Delhi government intake.
- Army College of Medical Sciences (ACMS) — 100 seats, restricted to wards of Army personnel (see the categories guide). Its closing ranks reflect the army-wards pool, not the open Delhi field.
How to read Delhi cutoffs
A Delhi college shows up to three different closing ranks for the same seat — the 15% AIQ, the 85% Delhi quota, and (for BSA/NDMC/ACMS) the GGSIPU pools (HS / AI / OS). The Delhi cutoffs page separates them and shows 2023-2025 round by round. The headline figures above are the OPEN government line, the bar a general-merit candidate actually faces.
Next steps
- Full closing ranks: Delhi cutoffs.
- Colleges for your rank: college predictor.
- How the two-body counselling works: Delhi counselling process.