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Rajasthan NEET cutoff overview

Rajasthan has 33 government and 15 private medical colleges participating in state counselling through Rajasthan Medical Education Department. The OPEN category closing rank for the most competitive government college (Sardar Patel Medical College, Bikaner) reached 4,963 in the final round of 2025.

At the other end of the government spectrum, Jawaharlal Nehru Medical College, Ajmer closed at rank 12,82,271. Among private colleges, Mahatma Gandhi Medical College, Jaipur had the tightest cutoff at rank 1,91,995.

All cutoffs on this page are based on NEET All India Rank. Data on this page covers 2 years of counselling records (2024-2025).

For a full walkthrough of the counselling timeline, documents, and fee structure, read our Rajasthan counselling guide.

Government college cutoffs

The table below lists the top 3 government colleges by closing rank (OPEN category, 2025 counselling). The R1, R2, R3 values are from 2025 and serve as reference for 2026 aspirants. Ranks are expressed as NEET All India Rank.

College	R1 (2025)	R2 (2025)	R3 (2025)	2024-2025 trend
Sardar Patel Medical College, Bikaner	4,395	5,059	4,963	→ Stable
Dr. S.N. Medical College, Jodhpur	4,902	5,768	6,145	→ Stable
ESIC Medical College, Alwar	7,968	8,593	9,156	↑ Improving

Private college cutoffs

Private colleges generally have higher closing ranks (less competitive). The top 3 private colleges by closing rank (OPEN category, 2025 counselling). The R1, R2, R3 values are from 2025 and serve as reference for 2026 aspirants. Ranks are expressed as NEET All India Rank.

College	R1 (2025)	R2 (2025)	R3 (2025)	2024-2025 trend
Mahatma Gandhi Medical College, Jaipur	1,91,995	1,91,995	1,91,995	↑ Improving
Ananta Institute of Medical Sciences, Rajsamand	10,59,777	10,59,777	10,59,777	↓ Declining
American International Institute of Medical Sciences, Udaipur	9,94,918	9,94,918	9,94,918	↑ Improving

Cutoffs by reservation category

The table below compares final-round closing ranks across reservation categories for 3 representative colleges (2025 counselling data, for reference by 2026 aspirants).

College	Type	OPEN	OBC	SC	ST	EWS
Sardar Patel Medical College, Bikaner	Government	4,963	46,649	66,960	2,62,813	7,871
ESIC Medical College and Hospital, Jaipur	Government	7,408	13,374	82,373	2,66,818	12,290
Mahatma Gandhi Medical College, Jaipur	Private	1,91,995	–	–	–	–

How cutoffs change across rounds

Rajasthan counselling typically runs 3 rounds (R1, R2 and R3). Cutoff ranks tend to rise (become less competitive) in later rounds as candidates who secured seats elsewhere drop out of the process.

For example, Sardar Patel Medical College, Bikaner had an R1 cutoff of 4,395 that moved to 4,963 by R3, a shift of about 568 ranks.

Later rounds fill seats vacated by candidates who accepted offers elsewhere. If you narrowly missed a college in R1, the final round may still work in your favour. Track round-by-round changes in the Cutoff Analyzer.

Year-over-year trends

College	2024	2025	Trend
Sardar Patel Medical College, Bikaner	5,049	4,963	→ Stable
Government Medical College, Pali	10,07,405	6,68,239	↑ Improving
Pacific Institute of Medical Sciences, Udaipur	13,83,485	12,96,229	↑ Improving

Across 2024-2025, 17 out of 48 colleges saw more relaxed (higher rank numbers) cutoffs. New seat additions and changes in candidate preferences can both push cutoffs upward.

Sardar Patel Medical College, Bikaner moved from rank 5,049 in 2024 to 4,963 in 2025 (the cutoff rank dropped by 86).

How to use this data

Start by checking where your expected NEET rank falls relative to the cutoffs above. If your rank is within 10-15% of a college’s closing rank, that college is worth listing in your preference order.

Use the College Predictor to see which colleges match your rank and category. Then use the Choice Filler to build an optimised preference list you can submit during counselling.

Pay attention to the round-by-round pattern. A college that fills in R1 at rank 20,000 but drops to 28,000 by the final round gives you a realistic shot if your rank is in the mid-20,000s. Conversely, colleges whose cutoffs tighten across rounds are harder to get into later.

Category-specific cutoffs matter. The reservation categories page in our Rajasthan category guide explains eligibility requirements and document checklists for each category.

Frequently asked questions

What is the lowest rank to get a government MBBS seat in Rajasthan?

In 2025, the highest closing rank among government colleges in the OPEN category was 12,19,282. This was in the final round of counselling. Ranks beyond this were not allotted a government seat under OPEN.

Are these Rajasthan cutoffs based on NEET AIR or state rank?

All cutoffs on this page are expressed as NEET All India Rank. Rajasthan Medical Education Department uses NEET All India Rank for seat allotment. See our counselling guide for details.

How many government medical colleges are in Rajasthan?

Rajasthan has 33 government medical colleges accepting admissions through state counselling. See the full list in our Rajasthan medical colleges page.

Do Rajasthan MBBS cutoffs change across counselling rounds?

Yes. Rajasthan runs 3 rounds of counselling. Cutoff ranks usually rise (become less competitive) in later rounds as candidates vacate seats. The Cutoff Analyzer on this site lets you compare round-by-round data for every college.

What are the private medical college cutoffs in Rajasthan?

The most competitive private college in Rajasthan closed at rank 2,36,729 (OPEN, 2025). The least competitive closed around 13,39,857. Use the Cutoff Analyzer to filter by private colleges only.

Can I predict 2026 cutoffs from this data?

Past cutoffs are the best available indicator but not a guarantee. Seat count changes, exam difficulty, and candidate preferences all affect cutoffs each year. Use the year-over-year trends above to identify whether a college is becoming more or less competitive, then run your rank through the College Predictor for a probability estimate.

Odisha NEET cutoff overview

Odisha has 13 government and 4 private medical colleges participating in state counselling through OJEE (Odisha Joint Entrance Examination). The OPEN category closing rank for the most competitive government college (Government Medical College, Phulbani) reached 2,871 in the final round of 2025.

At the other end of the government spectrum, JKMCH, Jajpur closed at rank 5,168. Among private colleges, Pabitra Mohan Pradhan Medical College, Talcher had the tightest cutoff at rank 2,830.

All cutoffs on this page are based on Odisha state merit rank, not NEET All India Rank. Odisha conducts its own merit list. See our Odisha counselling guide for conversion details. Data on this page covers 3 years of counselling records (2023-2025).

For a full walkthrough of the counselling timeline, documents, and fee structure, read our Odisha counselling guide.

Government college cutoffs

The table below lists the top 3 government colleges by closing rank (OPEN category, 2025 counselling). The R1, R2, R3 values are from 2025 and serve as reference for 2026 aspirants. Ranks are expressed as Odisha state merit rank.

College	R1 (2025)	R2 (2025)	R3 (2025)	2023-2025 trend
Government Medical College and Hospital, Sundergarh	2,739	2,776	5,277	↓ Declining
Government Medical College, Bhawanipatna	2,775	2,798	5,359	↓ Declining
SCB Medical College and Hospital, Cuttack	4,159	4,256	4,583	↓ Declining

Private college cutoffs

Private colleges generally have higher closing ranks (less competitive). The top 3 private colleges by closing rank (OPEN category, 2025 counselling). The R1, R2, R3 values are from 2025 and serve as reference for 2026 aspirants. Ranks are expressed as Odisha state merit rank.

College	R1 (2025)	R2 (2025)	R3 (2025)	2023-2025 trend
Hi-Tech Medical College and Hospital, Bhubaneswar	5,818	5,690	4,957	↓ Declining
Hi-Tech Medical College and Hospital, Rourkela	5,370	5,695	5,278	↓ Declining
DRIEMS Institute of Health Sciences and Hospital, Hairapari	4,085	5,696	5,416	↓ Declining

Cutoffs by reservation category

The table below compares final-round closing ranks across reservation categories for 3 representative colleges (2025 counselling data, for reference by 2026 aspirants).

College	Type	OPEN	SC	ST
Government Medical College, Phulbani	Government	2,871	3,259	5,172
Government Medical College, Bhawanipatna	Government	5,359	3,362	5,242
Pabitra Mohan Pradhan Medical College, Talcher	Private	2,830	–	–

How cutoffs change across rounds

Odisha counselling typically runs 3 rounds (R1, R2 and R3). Cutoff ranks tend to rise (become less competitive) in later rounds as candidates who secured seats elsewhere drop out of the process.

For example, Government Medical College and Hospital, Sundergarh had an R1 cutoff of 2,739 that moved to 5,277 by R3, a shift of about 2,538 ranks.

Later rounds fill seats vacated by candidates who accepted offers elsewhere. If you narrowly missed a college in R1, the final round may still work in your favour. Track round-by-round changes in the Cutoff Analyzer.

Year-over-year trends

College	2023	2024	2025	Trend
Government Medical College and Hospital, Sundergarh	1,852	5,277	5,277	↓ Declining
Government Medical College and Hospital, Keonjhar	4,199	5,199	5,199	↓ Declining
DRIEMS Institute of Health Sciences and Hospital, Hairapari	4,051	5,416	5,416	↓ Declining

Across 2023-2025, 14 out of 17 colleges saw more relaxed (higher rank numbers) cutoffs. New seat additions and changes in candidate preferences can both push cutoffs upward.

Government Medical College and Hospital, Sundergarh moved from rank 1,852 in 2023 to 5,277 in 2025 (the cutoff rank rose by 3,425).

How to use this data

Start by checking where your expected NEET rank falls relative to the cutoffs above. If your rank is within 10-15% of a college’s closing rank, that college is worth listing in your preference order.

Use the College Predictor to see which colleges match your rank and category. Then use the Choice Filler to build an optimised preference list you can submit during counselling.

Pay attention to the round-by-round pattern. A college that fills in R1 at rank 20,000 but drops to 28,000 by the final round gives you a realistic shot if your rank is in the mid-20,000s. Conversely, colleges whose cutoffs tighten across rounds are harder to get into later.

Category-specific cutoffs matter. The reservation categories page in our Odisha category guide explains eligibility requirements and document checklists for each category.

Frequently asked questions

What is the lowest rank to get a government MBBS seat in Odisha?

In 2025, the highest closing rank among government colleges in the OPEN category was 5,168. This was in the final round of counselling. Ranks beyond this were not allotted a government seat under OPEN.

Are these Odisha cutoffs based on NEET AIR or state rank?

All cutoffs on this page are expressed as Odisha state merit rank. Odisha uses its own state merit list for counselling. See our counselling guide for details.

How many government medical colleges are in Odisha?

Odisha has 13 government medical colleges accepting admissions through state counselling. See the full list in our Odisha medical colleges page.

Do Odisha MBBS cutoffs change across counselling rounds?

Yes. Odisha runs 3 rounds of counselling. Cutoff ranks usually rise (become less competitive) in later rounds as candidates vacate seats. The Cutoff Analyzer on this site lets you compare round-by-round data for every college.

What are the private medical college cutoffs in Odisha?

The most competitive private college in Odisha closed at rank 2,830 (OPEN, 2025). The least competitive closed around 4,961. Use the Cutoff Analyzer to filter by private colleges only.

Can I predict 2026 cutoffs from this data?

Past cutoffs are the best available indicator but not a guarantee. Seat count changes, exam difficulty, and candidate preferences all affect cutoffs each year. Use the year-over-year trends above to identify whether a college is becoming more or less competitive, then run your rank through the College Predictor for a probability estimate.

Chhattisgarh NEET cutoff overview

Chhattisgarh has 13 government and 5 private medical colleges participating in state counselling through DMER Chhattisgarh / CG VYAPAM. The OPEN category closing rank for the most competitive government college (Atal Bihari Vajpayee Memorial Government Medical College, Rajnandgaon) reached 46,950 in the final round of 2025.

At the other end of the government spectrum, Chhattisgarh Institute of Medical Sciences, Bilaspur closed at rank 3,41,090. Among private colleges, Shri Shankaracharya Institute of Medical Sciences, Bhilai had the tightest cutoff at rank 10,48,183.

All cutoffs on this page are based on NEET All India Rank. Data on this page covers 2 years of counselling records (2024-2025).

For a full walkthrough of the counselling timeline, documents, and fee structure, read our Chhattisgarh counselling guide.

Government college cutoffs

The table below lists the top 3 government colleges by closing rank (OPEN category, 2025 counselling). The R1, R2, MOP values are from 2025 and serve as reference for 2026 aspirants. Ranks are expressed as NEET All India Rank.

College	R1 (2025)	R2 (2025)	MOP (2025)	2024-2025 trend
Atal Bihari Vajpayee Memorial Government Medical College, Rajnandgaon	40,645	46,950	–	↓ Declining
Pt. Jawahar Lal Nehru Memorial Medical College, Raipur	76,954	76,954	–	↓ Declining
Shaheed Medical College, Jagdalpur	86,771	61,803	–	↓ Declining

Private college cutoffs

Private colleges generally have higher closing ranks (less competitive). The top 3 private colleges by closing rank (OPEN category, 2025 counselling). The R1, R2, MOP values are from 2025 and serve as reference for 2026 aspirants. Ranks are expressed as NEET All India Rank.

College	R1 (2025)	R2 (2025)	MOP (2025)	2024-2025 trend
Shri Shankaracharya Institute of Medical Sciences, Bhilai	1,58,194	3,32,934	10,48,183	↓ Declining
Shri Balaji Institute of Medical Science, Raipur	1,22,756	2,58,109	10,16,455	→ Stable
Abhishek Mishra Memorial Medical College and Research, Bhilai	1,80,583	3,61,589	10,97,276	↓ Declining

Cutoffs by reservation category

The table below compares final-round closing ranks across reservation categories for 3 representative colleges (2025 counselling data, for reference by 2026 aspirants).

College	Type	OPEN	OBC	SC	ST	EWS
Atal Bihari Vajpayee Memorial Government Medical College, Rajnandgaon	Government	46,950	47,010	2,21,312	3,61,671	1,00,939
Pt. Jawahar Lal Nehru Memorial Medical College, Raipur	Government	76,954	29,638	1,20,321	2,73,711	68,458
Shri Shankaracharya Institute of Medical Sciences, Bhilai	Private	10,48,183	–	–	–	–

How cutoffs change across rounds

Chhattisgarh counselling typically runs 3 rounds (R1, R2 and MOP). Cutoff ranks tend to rise (become less competitive) in later rounds as candidates who secured seats elsewhere drop out of the process.

For example, Atal Bihari Vajpayee Memorial Government Medical College, Rajnandgaon had an R1 cutoff of 40,645 that moved to 46,950 by R2, a shift of about 6,305 ranks.

Later rounds fill seats vacated by candidates who accepted offers elsewhere. If you narrowly missed a college in R1, the final round may still work in your favour. Track round-by-round changes in the Cutoff Analyzer.

Year-over-year trends

College	2024	2025	Trend
Atal Bihari Vajpayee Memorial Government Medical College, Rajnandgaon	40,722	46,950	↓ Declining
Government Medical College, Kanker	82,482	1,27,784	↓ Declining
Shri Rawatpura Sarkar Institute of Medical Science and Research, Naya Raipur	10,92,266	10,96,236	→ Stable

Across 2024-2025, 12 out of 16 colleges saw more relaxed (higher rank numbers) cutoffs. New seat additions and changes in candidate preferences can both push cutoffs upward.

Atal Bihari Vajpayee Memorial Government Medical College, Rajnandgaon moved from rank 40,722 in 2024 to 46,950 in 2025 (the cutoff rank rose by 6,228).

How to use this data

Start by checking where your expected NEET rank falls relative to the cutoffs above. If your rank is within 10-15% of a college’s closing rank, that college is worth listing in your preference order.

Use the College Predictor to see which colleges match your rank and category. Then use the Choice Filler to build an optimised preference list you can submit during counselling.

Pay attention to the round-by-round pattern. A college that fills in R1 at rank 20,000 but drops to 28,000 by the final round gives you a realistic shot if your rank is in the mid-20,000s. Conversely, colleges whose cutoffs tighten across rounds are harder to get into later.

Category-specific cutoffs matter. The reservation categories page in our Chhattisgarh category guide explains eligibility requirements and document checklists for each category.

Frequently asked questions

What is the lowest rank to get a government MBBS seat in Chhattisgarh?

In 2025, the highest closing rank among government colleges in the OPEN category was 2,07,311. This was in the final round of counselling. Ranks beyond this were not allotted a government seat under OPEN.

Are these Chhattisgarh cutoffs based on NEET AIR or state rank?

All cutoffs on this page are expressed as NEET All India Rank. DMER Chhattisgarh / CG VYAPAM uses NEET All India Rank for seat allotment. See our counselling guide for details.

How many government medical colleges are in Chhattisgarh?

Chhattisgarh has 13 government medical colleges accepting admissions through state counselling. See the full list in our Chhattisgarh medical colleges page.

Do Chhattisgarh MBBS cutoffs change across counselling rounds?

Yes. Chhattisgarh runs 3 rounds of counselling. Cutoff ranks usually rise (become less competitive) in later rounds as candidates vacate seats. The Cutoff Analyzer on this site lets you compare round-by-round data for every college.

What are the private medical college cutoffs in Chhattisgarh?

The most competitive private college in Chhattisgarh closed at rank 9,06,566 (OPEN, 2025). The least competitive closed around 10,94,251. Use the Cutoff Analyzer to filter by private colleges only.

Can I predict 2026 cutoffs from this data?

Past cutoffs are the best available indicator but not a guarantee. Seat count changes, exam difficulty, and candidate preferences all affect cutoffs each year. Use the year-over-year trends above to identify whether a college is becoming more or less competitive, then run your rank through the College Predictor for a probability estimate.

Madhya Pradesh NEET cutoff overview

Madhya Pradesh has 25 government and 14 private medical colleges participating in state counselling through DME (Directorate of Medical Education) MP. The OPEN category closing rank for the most competitive government college (ESIC Medical College and Hospital, Indore) reached 32,835 in the final round of 2025.

At the other end of the government spectrum, Government Medical College, Satna closed at rank 11,47,201. Among private colleges, Sunderlal Patwa Government Medical College, Mandsaur had the tightest cutoff at rank 61,400.

All cutoffs on this page are based on NEET All India Rank. Data on this page covers 2 years of counselling records (2024-2025).

For a full walkthrough of the counselling timeline, documents, and fee structure, read our Madhya Pradesh counselling guide.

Government college cutoffs

The table below lists the top 3 government colleges by closing rank (OPEN category, 2025 counselling). The R1, R2, R3 values are from 2025 and serve as reference for 2026 aspirants. Ranks are expressed as NEET All India Rank.

College	R1 (2025)	R2 (2025)	R3 (2025)	2024-2025 trend
Government Medical College, Sheopur	–	2,08,010	60,172	–
Government Medical College, Singrauli	–	11,94,123	2,06,319	–
Government Medical College, Khandwa	–	7,30,221	4,96,406	↓ Declining

Private college cutoffs

Private colleges generally have higher closing ranks (less competitive). The top 3 private colleges by closing rank (OPEN category, 2025 counselling). The R1, R2, R3 values are from 2025 and serve as reference for 2026 aspirants. Ranks are expressed as NEET All India Rank.

College	R1 (2025)	R2 (2025)	R3 (2025)	2024-2025 trend
Birsa Munda Government Medical College, Shahdol	–	1,13,563	64,651	→ Stable
Virendra Kumar Sakhlecha Government Medical College, Neemuch	–	59,220	1,15,334	↓ Declining
Government Autonomous College of Medical Science, Indore	–	1,09,942	1,36,869	↓ Declining

Cutoffs by reservation category

The table below compares final-round closing ranks across reservation categories for 3 representative colleges (2025 counselling data, for reference by 2026 aspirants).

College	Type	OPEN	OBC	SC	ST	EWS
ESIC Medical College and Hospital, Indore	Government	–	8,22,311	1,78,296	3,53,117	2,98,224
Government Medical College, Khandwa	Government	4,96,406	12,55,431	2,00,634	11,42,175	66,743
Government Medical College, Sheopur	Government	60,172	10,20,535	4,91,899	3,88,075	68,807

How cutoffs change across rounds

Madhya Pradesh counselling typically runs 3 rounds (R1, R2 and R3). Cutoff ranks tend to rise (become less competitive) in later rounds as candidates who secured seats elsewhere drop out of the process.

For example, Government Medical College, Sheopur tightened from 2,08,010 in R2 to 60,172 by R3.

Later rounds fill seats vacated by candidates who accepted offers elsewhere. If you narrowly missed a college in R1, the final round may still work in your favour. Track round-by-round changes in the Cutoff Analyzer.

Year-over-year trends

College	2024	2025	Trend
Government Medical College, Khandwa	40,306	4,96,406	↓ Declining
Atal Bihari Vajpayee Government Medical College, Vidisha	12,86,425	8,39,595	↑ Improving
Amaltas Institute of Medical Sciences, Dewas	2,74,977	3,22,291	↓ Declining

Across 2024-2025, 17 out of 48 colleges saw more relaxed (higher rank numbers) cutoffs. New seat additions and changes in candidate preferences can both push cutoffs upward.

Government Medical College, Khandwa moved from rank 40,306 in 2024 to 4,96,406 in 2025 (the cutoff rank rose by 4,56,100).

How to use this data

Start by checking where your expected NEET rank falls relative to the cutoffs above. If your rank is within 10-15% of a college’s closing rank, that college is worth listing in your preference order.

Use the College Predictor to see which colleges match your rank and category. Then use the Choice Filler to build an optimised preference list you can submit during counselling.

Pay attention to the round-by-round pattern. A college that fills in R1 at rank 20,000 but drops to 28,000 by the final round gives you a realistic shot if your rank is in the mid-20,000s. Conversely, colleges whose cutoffs tighten across rounds are harder to get into later.

Category-specific cutoffs matter. The reservation categories page in our Madhya Pradesh category guide explains eligibility requirements and document checklists for each category.

Frequently asked questions

What is the lowest rank to get a government MBBS seat in Madhya Pradesh?

In 2025, the highest closing rank among government colleges in the OPEN category was 11,46,176. This was in the final round of counselling. Ranks beyond this were not allotted a government seat under OPEN.

Are these Madhya Pradesh cutoffs based on NEET AIR or state rank?

All cutoffs on this page are expressed as NEET All India Rank. DME (Directorate of Medical Education) MP uses NEET All India Rank for seat allotment. See our counselling guide for details.

How many government medical colleges are in Madhya Pradesh?

Madhya Pradesh has 25 government medical colleges accepting admissions through state counselling. See the full list in our Madhya Pradesh medical colleges page.

Do Madhya Pradesh MBBS cutoffs change across counselling rounds?

Yes. Madhya Pradesh runs 3 rounds of counselling. Cutoff ranks usually rise (become less competitive) in later rounds as candidates vacate seats. The Cutoff Analyzer on this site lets you compare round-by-round data for every college.

What are the private medical college cutoffs in Madhya Pradesh?

The most competitive private college in Madhya Pradesh closed at rank 57,287 (OPEN, 2025). The least competitive closed around 8,61,203. Use the Cutoff Analyzer to filter by private colleges only.

Can I predict 2026 cutoffs from this data?

Past cutoffs are the best available indicator but not a guarantee. Seat count changes, exam difficulty, and candidate preferences all affect cutoffs each year. Use the year-over-year trends above to identify whether a college is becoming more or less competitive, then run your rank through the College Predictor for a probability estimate.

Gujarat NEET cutoff overview

Gujarat has 25 government and 17 private medical colleges participating in state counselling through ACPUGMEC (Admission Committee for Professional UG Medical). The OPEN category closing rank for the most competitive government college (B.J. Medical College, Ahmedabad) reached 4,016 in the final round of 2025.

At the other end of the government spectrum, Parul Institute of Medical Sciences and Research, Vadodara closed at rank 1,80,351. Among private colleges, GMERS Medical College, Valsad had the tightest cutoff at rank 1,31,874.

All cutoffs on this page are based on NEET All India Rank. Data on this page covers 3 years of counselling records (2023-2025).

For a full walkthrough of the counselling timeline, documents, and fee structure, read our Gujarat counselling guide.

Government college cutoffs

The table below lists the top 3 government colleges by closing rank (OPEN category, 2025 counselling). The R1, R2, R3 values are from 2025 and serve as reference for 2026 aspirants. Ranks are expressed as NEET All India Rank.

College	R1 (2025)	R2 (2025)	R3 (2025)	2023-2025 trend
B.J. Medical College, Ahmedabad	2,246	3,892	4,016	↓ Declining
Government Medical College, Vadodara	6,908	9,459	9,548	↓ Declining
Government Medical College, Surat	11,576	14,539	14,539	↓ Declining

Private college cutoffs

Private colleges generally have higher closing ranks (less competitive). The top 3 private colleges by closing rank (OPEN category, 2025 counselling). The R1, R2, R3 values are from 2025 and serve as reference for 2026 aspirants. Ranks are expressed as NEET All India Rank.

College	R1 (2025)	R2 (2025)	R3 (2025)	2023-2025 trend
GMERS Medical College, Junagadh	–	1,33,972	1,33,972	↓ Declining
GMERS Medical College, Himmatnagar	–	1,38,667	1,38,667	↓ Declining
GMERS Medical College, Dharpur, Patan	–	1,53,776	1,58,849	↓ Declining

Cutoffs by reservation category

The table below compares final-round closing ranks across reservation categories for 3 representative colleges (2025 counselling data, for reference by 2026 aspirants).

College	Type	OPEN	SEBC	SC	ST	EWS
B.J. Medical College, Ahmedabad	Government	4,016	11,603	33,374	1,21,702	7,483
Shri M.P. Shah Government Medical College, Jamnagar	Government	22,868	39,592	91,791	3,18,119	27,509
Government Medical College, Vadodara	Government	9,548	25,487	70,960	2,52,501	15,827

How cutoffs change across rounds

Gujarat counselling typically runs 3 rounds (R1, R2 and R3). Cutoff ranks tend to rise (become less competitive) in later rounds as candidates who secured seats elsewhere drop out of the process.

For example, B.J. Medical College, Ahmedabad had an R1 cutoff of 2,246 that moved to 4,016 by R3, a shift of about 1,770 ranks.

Later rounds fill seats vacated by candidates who accepted offers elsewhere. If you narrowly missed a college in R1, the final round may still work in your favour. Track round-by-round changes in the Cutoff Analyzer.

Year-over-year trends

College	2023	2024	2025	Trend
B.J. Medical College, Ahmedabad	2,607	3,266	4,016	↓ Declining
GMERS Medical College, Porbandar	65,691	66,486	70,106	→ Stable
Parul Institute of Medical Sciences and Research, Vadodara	1,25,174	1,42,505	1,80,351	↓ Declining

Across 2023-2025, 50 out of 62 colleges saw more relaxed (higher rank numbers) cutoffs. New seat additions and changes in candidate preferences can both push cutoffs upward.

B.J. Medical College, Ahmedabad moved from rank 2,607 in 2023 to 4,016 in 2025 (the cutoff rank rose by 1,409).

How to use this data

Start by checking where your expected NEET rank falls relative to the cutoffs above. If your rank is within 10-15% of a college’s closing rank, that college is worth listing in your preference order.

Use the College Predictor to see which colleges match your rank and category. Then use the Choice Filler to build an optimised preference list you can submit during counselling.

Pay attention to the round-by-round pattern. A college that fills in R1 at rank 20,000 but drops to 28,000 by the final round gives you a realistic shot if your rank is in the mid-20,000s. Conversely, colleges whose cutoffs tighten across rounds are harder to get into later.

Category-specific cutoffs matter. The reservation categories page in our Gujarat category guide explains eligibility requirements and document checklists for each category.

Frequently asked questions

What is the lowest rank to get a government MBBS seat in Gujarat?

In 2025, the highest closing rank among government colleges in the OPEN category was 1,49,343. This was in the final round of counselling. Ranks beyond this were not allotted a government seat under OPEN.

Are these Gujarat cutoffs based on NEET AIR or state rank?

All cutoffs on this page are expressed as NEET All India Rank. ACPUGMEC (Admission Committee for Professional UG Medical) uses NEET All India Rank for seat allotment. See our counselling guide for details.

How many government medical colleges are in Gujarat?

Gujarat has 25 government medical colleges accepting admissions through state counselling. See the full list in our Gujarat medical colleges page.

Do Gujarat MBBS cutoffs change across counselling rounds?

Yes. Gujarat runs 3 rounds of counselling. Cutoff ranks usually rise (become less competitive) in later rounds as candidates vacate seats. The Cutoff Analyzer on this site lets you compare round-by-round data for every college.

What are the private medical college cutoffs in Gujarat?

The most competitive private college in Gujarat closed at rank 1,25,882 (OPEN, 2025). The least competitive closed around 3,62,489. Use the Cutoff Analyzer to filter by private colleges only.

Can I predict 2026 cutoffs from this data?

Past cutoffs are the best available indicator but not a guarantee. Seat count changes, exam difficulty, and candidate preferences all affect cutoffs each year. Use the year-over-year trends above to identify whether a college is becoming more or less competitive, then run your rank through the College Predictor for a probability estimate.

Andhra Pradesh NEET cutoff overview

Andhra Pradesh has 18 government and 19 private medical colleges participating in state counselling through KNRUHS-AP (Dr NTR University of Health Sciences). The OPEN category closing rank for the most competitive government college (Andhra Medical College, Visakhapatnam) reached 30,801 in the final round of 2025.

At the other end of the government spectrum, Government Medical College, Machilipatnam closed at rank 1,67,705. Among private colleges, Fathima Institute of Medical Sciences, Kadapa had the tightest cutoff at rank 1,44,025.

All cutoffs on this page are based on NEET All India Rank. Data on this page covers 3 years of counselling records (2023-2025).

For a full walkthrough of the counselling timeline, documents, and fee structure, read our Andhra Pradesh counselling guide.

Government college cutoffs

The table below lists the top 3 government colleges by closing rank (OPEN category, 2025 counselling). The R1, R2, R3 values are from 2025 and serve as reference for 2026 aspirants. Ranks are expressed as NEET All India Rank.

College	R1 (2025)	R2 (2025)	R3 (2025)	2023-2025 trend
Andhra Medical College, Visakhapatnam	21,031	28,154	30,801	↓ Declining
Guntur Medical College, Guntur	26,841	32,003	34,577	↓ Declining
Rangaraya Medical College, Kakinada	28,852	33,057	36,762	↓ Declining

Private college cutoffs

Private colleges generally have higher closing ranks (less competitive). The top 3 private colleges by closing rank (OPEN category, 2025 counselling). The R1, R2, R3 values are from 2025 and serve as reference for 2026 aspirants. Ranks are expressed as NEET All India Rank.

College	R1 (2025)	R2 (2025)	R3 (2025)	2023-2025 trend
Fathima Institute of Medical Sciences, Kadapa	1,04,391	1,43,379	1,44,025	→ Stable
Nimra Institute of Medical Sciences, Vijayawada	1,29,431	2,14,320	2,41,287	↓ Declining
Anna Gowri Medical College and Hospital, Parameshwaramangalam	–	7,98,090	7,98,090	–

Cutoffs by reservation category

The table below compares final-round closing ranks across reservation categories for 3 representative colleges (2025 counselling data, for reference by 2026 aspirants).

College	Type	OPEN	BCA	BCB	BCC	BCD
Andhra Medical College, Visakhapatnam	Government	7,24,257	8,81,082	86,039	14,716	8,45,559
Rangaraya Medical College, Kakinada	Government	9,88,634	5,02,811	22,213	51,652	35,394
Fathima Institute of Medical Sciences, Kadapa	Private	7,83,088	–	8,50,371	–	–

How cutoffs change across rounds

Andhra Pradesh counselling typically runs 3 rounds (R1, R2 and R3). Cutoff ranks tend to rise (become less competitive) in later rounds as candidates who secured seats elsewhere drop out of the process.

For example, Andhra Medical College, Visakhapatnam had an R1 cutoff of 21,031 that moved to 30,801 by R3, a shift of about 9,770 ranks.

Later rounds fill seats vacated by candidates who accepted offers elsewhere. If you narrowly missed a college in R1, the final round may still work in your favour. Track round-by-round changes in the Cutoff Analyzer.

Year-over-year trends

College	2023	2024	2025	Trend
Andhra Medical College, Visakhapatnam	24,334	31,600	30,801	↓ Declining
Fathima Institute of Medical Sciences, Kadapa	1,36,264	1,54,464	1,44,025	→ Stable
Alluri Seetharama Raju Academy of Medical Sciences, Eluru	9,96,987	9,79,797	9,97,912	→ Stable

Across 2023-2025, cutoffs stayed fairly stable for 11 of 57 colleges. 23 tightened and 23 became more relaxed.

Andhra Medical College, Visakhapatnam moved from rank 24,334 in 2023 to 30,801 in 2025 (the cutoff rank rose by 6,467).

How to use this data

Start by checking where your expected NEET rank falls relative to the cutoffs above. If your rank is within 10-15% of a college’s closing rank, that college is worth listing in your preference order.

Use the College Predictor to see which colleges match your rank and category. Then use the Choice Filler to build an optimised preference list you can submit during counselling.

Pay attention to the round-by-round pattern. A college that fills in R1 at rank 20,000 but drops to 28,000 by the final round gives you a realistic shot if your rank is in the mid-20,000s. Conversely, colleges whose cutoffs tighten across rounds are harder to get into later.

Category-specific cutoffs matter. The reservation categories page in our Andhra Pradesh category guide explains eligibility requirements and document checklists for each category.

Frequently asked questions

What is the lowest rank to get a government MBBS seat in Andhra Pradesh?

In 2025, the highest closing rank among government colleges in the OPEN category was 7,49,546. This was in the final round of counselling. Ranks beyond this were not allotted a government seat under OPEN.

Are these Andhra Pradesh cutoffs based on NEET AIR or state rank?

All cutoffs on this page are expressed as NEET All India Rank. KNRUHS-AP (Dr NTR University of Health Sciences) uses NEET All India Rank for seat allotment. See our counselling guide for details.

How many government medical colleges are in Andhra Pradesh?

Andhra Pradesh has 18 government medical colleges accepting admissions through state counselling. See the full list in our Andhra Pradesh medical colleges page.

Do Andhra Pradesh MBBS cutoffs change across counselling rounds?

Yes. Andhra Pradesh runs 3 rounds of counselling. Cutoff ranks usually rise (become less competitive) in later rounds as candidates vacate seats. The Cutoff Analyzer on this site lets you compare round-by-round data for every college.

What are the private medical college cutoffs in Andhra Pradesh?

The most competitive private college in Andhra Pradesh closed at rank 1,44,918 (OPEN, 2025). The least competitive closed around 9,91,565. Use the Cutoff Analyzer to filter by private colleges only.

Can I predict 2026 cutoffs from this data?

Past cutoffs are the best available indicator but not a guarantee. Seat count changes, exam difficulty, and candidate preferences all affect cutoffs each year. Use the year-over-year trends above to identify whether a college is becoming more or less competitive, then run your rank through the College Predictor for a probability estimate.

Telangana NEET cutoff overview

Telangana has 36 government and 29 private medical colleges participating in state counselling through KNRUHS (Kaloji Narayana Rao University of Health Sciences). The OPEN category closing rank for the most competitive government college (Osmania Medical College, Hyderabad) reached 30,522 in the final round of 2025.

At the other end of the government spectrum, Govt Medical College, Gadwal closed at rank 1,69,071. Among private colleges, Apollo Institute of Medical Sciences and Research, Hyderabad had the tightest cutoff at rank 43,408.

All cutoffs on this page are based on NEET All India Rank. Data on this page covers 3 years of counselling records (2023-2025).

For a full walkthrough of the counselling timeline, documents, and fee structure, read our Telangana counselling guide.

Government college cutoffs

The table below lists the top 3 government colleges by closing rank (OPEN category, 2025 counselling). The R1, R2, R3 values are from 2025 and serve as reference for 2026 aspirants. Ranks are expressed as NEET All India Rank.

College	R1 (2025)	R2 (2025)	R3 (2025)	2023-2025 trend
Gandhi Medical College, Secunderabad	42,252	42,252	42,252	↓ Declining
Govt Medical College, Nizamabad	39,083	67,517	67,517	↓ Declining
Rajiv Institute of Medical Science, Adilabad	59,709	97,630	97,630	↓ Declining

Private college cutoffs

Private colleges generally have higher closing ranks (less competitive). The top 3 private colleges by closing rank (OPEN category, 2025 counselling). The R1, R2, R3 values are from 2025 and serve as reference for 2026 aspirants. Ranks are expressed as NEET All India Rank.

College	R1 (2025)	R2 (2025)	R3 (2025)	2023-2025 trend
Mamata Academy of Medical Sciences, Bachupally	–	82,625	82,625	→ Stable
Bhaskar Medical College, Moinabad, Rangareddy	90,869	1,29,617	1,29,617	↓ Declining
Arundathi Institute of Medical Sciences, Dundigal	1,44,198	1,65,397	1,65,397	→ Stable

Cutoffs by reservation category

The table below compares final-round closing ranks across reservation categories for 3 representative colleges (2025 counselling data, for reference by 2026 aspirants).

College	Type	OPEN	BCA	BCB	BCC	BCD
Osmania Medical College, Hyderabad	Government	4,39,096	6,33,542	1,54,455	1,20,451	40,135
ESI Medical College, Sanathnagar, Hyderabad	Government	4,21,017	1,15,946	6,18,137	97,775	44,886
Apollo Institute of Medical Sciences and Research, Hyderabad	Private	8,32,147	1,50,881	3,04,301	–	2,14,648

How cutoffs change across rounds

Telangana counselling typically runs 3 rounds (R1, R2 and R3). Cutoff ranks tend to rise (become less competitive) in later rounds as candidates who secured seats elsewhere drop out of the process.

For example, Gandhi Medical College, Secunderabad tightened from 42,252 in R1 to 42,252 by R3.

Later rounds fill seats vacated by candidates who accepted offers elsewhere. If you narrowly missed a college in R1, the final round may still work in your favour. Track round-by-round changes in the Cutoff Analyzer.

Year-over-year trends

College	2023	2024	2025	Trend
Gandhi Medical College, Secunderabad	26,245	37,190	42,252	↓ Declining
Govt Medical College, Mahabubabad	1,35,438	2,73,998	1,50,432	→ Stable
Neelima Institute of Medical Sciences, Ghatkesar	5,38,736	5,15,942	5,13,609	→ Stable

Across 2023-2025, 63 out of 178 colleges saw more relaxed (higher rank numbers) cutoffs. New seat additions and changes in candidate preferences can both push cutoffs upward.

Gandhi Medical College, Secunderabad moved from rank 26,245 in 2023 to 42,252 in 2025 (the cutoff rank rose by 16,007).

How to use this data

Start by checking where your expected NEET rank falls relative to the cutoffs above. If your rank is within 10-15% of a college’s closing rank, that college is worth listing in your preference order.

Use the College Predictor to see which colleges match your rank and category. Then use the Choice Filler to build an optimised preference list you can submit during counselling.

Pay attention to the round-by-round pattern. A college that fills in R1 at rank 20,000 but drops to 28,000 by the final round gives you a realistic shot if your rank is in the mid-20,000s. Conversely, colleges whose cutoffs tighten across rounds are harder to get into later.

Category-specific cutoffs matter. The reservation categories page in our Telangana category guide explains eligibility requirements and document checklists for each category.

Frequently asked questions

What is the lowest rank to get a government MBBS seat in Telangana?

In 2025, the highest closing rank among government colleges in the OPEN category was 7,62,818. This was in the final round of counselling. Ranks beyond this were not allotted a government seat under OPEN.

Are these Telangana cutoffs based on NEET AIR or state rank?

All cutoffs on this page are expressed as NEET All India Rank. KNRUHS (Kaloji Narayana Rao University of Health Sciences) uses NEET All India Rank for seat allotment. See our counselling guide for details.

How many government medical colleges are in Telangana?

Telangana has 36 government medical colleges accepting admissions through state counselling. See the full list in our Telangana medical colleges page.

Do Telangana MBBS cutoffs change across counselling rounds?

Yes. Telangana runs 3 rounds of counselling. Cutoff ranks usually rise (become less competitive) in later rounds as candidates vacate seats. The Cutoff Analyzer on this site lets you compare round-by-round data for every college.

What are the private medical college cutoffs in Telangana?

The most competitive private college in Telangana closed at rank 43,408 (OPEN, 2025). The least competitive closed around 9,87,835. Use the Cutoff Analyzer to filter by private colleges only.

Can I predict 2026 cutoffs from this data?

Past cutoffs are the best available indicator but not a guarantee. Seat count changes, exam difficulty, and candidate preferences all affect cutoffs each year. Use the year-over-year trends above to identify whether a college is becoming more or less competitive, then run your rank through the College Predictor for a probability estimate.

Punjab NEET cutoff overview

Punjab has 5 government and 7 private medical colleges participating in state counselling through BFUHS (Baba Farid University of Health Sciences). The OPEN category closing rank for the most competitive government college (Government Medical College, Patiala) reached 17,605 in the final round of 2025.

At the other end of the government spectrum, Adesh Institute of Medical Sciences & Research, Bathinda closed at rank 1,59,713. Among private colleges, Dayanand Medical College & Hospital, Ludhiana had the tightest cutoff at rank 61,996.

All cutoffs on this page are based on NEET All India Rank. Data on this page covers 3 years of counselling records (2023-2025).

For a full walkthrough of the counselling timeline, documents, and fee structure, read our Punjab counselling guide.

Government college cutoffs

The table below lists the top 3 government colleges by closing rank (OPEN category, 2025 counselling). The R1, R2, R3 values are from 2025 and serve as reference for 2026 aspirants. Ranks are expressed as NEET All India Rank.

College	R1 (2025)	R2 (2025)	R3 (2025)	2023-2025 trend
Government Medical College, Patiala	9,801	15,289	17,605	↓ Declining
ESIC Medical College & Hospital, Ludhiana	–	30,983	31,210	–
Dr. B.R. Ambedkar State Institute of Medical Sciences, Mohali	19,662	22,757	35,470	↓ Declining

Private college cutoffs

Private colleges generally have higher closing ranks (less competitive). The top 3 private colleges by closing rank (OPEN category, 2025 counselling). The R1, R2, R3 values are from 2025 and serve as reference for 2026 aspirants. Ranks are expressed as NEET All India Rank.

College	R1 (2025)	R2 (2025)	R3 (2025)	2023-2025 trend
Dayanand Medical College & Hospital, Ludhiana	44,589	53,811	61,996	↓ Declining
Punjab Institute of Medical Sciences, Jalandhar	49,856	57,802	80,497	↓ Declining
Gian Sagar Medical College & Hospital, Banur	57,170	68,726	1,04,438	↓ Declining

Cutoffs by reservation category

The table below compares final-round closing ranks across reservation categories for 3 representative colleges (2025 counselling data, for reference by 2026 aspirants).

College	Type	OPEN	BC	SC	EWS
Government Medical College, Patiala	Government	17,605	29,269	2,08,024	28,960
Dr. B.R. Ambedkar State Institute of Medical Sciences, Mohali	Government	35,470	41,106	2,06,213	–
Dayanand Medical College & Hospital, Ludhiana	Private	61,996	58,136	2,32,340	–

How cutoffs change across rounds

Punjab counselling typically runs 3 rounds (R1, R2 and R3). Cutoff ranks tend to rise (become less competitive) in later rounds as candidates who secured seats elsewhere drop out of the process.

For example, Government Medical College, Patiala had an R1 cutoff of 9,801 that moved to 17,605 by R3, a shift of about 7,804 ranks.

Later rounds fill seats vacated by candidates who accepted offers elsewhere. If you narrowly missed a college in R1, the final round may still work in your favour. Track round-by-round changes in the Cutoff Analyzer.

Year-over-year trends

College	2023	2024	2025	Trend
Government Medical College, Patiala	14,389	17,534	17,605	↓ Declining
Guru Gobind Singh Medical College, Faridkot	25,641	36,750	46,872	↓ Declining
Adesh Institute of Medical Sciences & Research, Bathinda	1,11,690	1,26,904	1,59,713	↓ Declining

Across 2023-2025, 13 out of 15 colleges saw more relaxed (higher rank numbers) cutoffs. New seat additions and changes in candidate preferences can both push cutoffs upward.

Government Medical College, Patiala moved from rank 14,389 in 2023 to 17,605 in 2025 (the cutoff rank rose by 3,216).

How to use this data

Start by checking where your expected NEET rank falls relative to the cutoffs above. If your rank is within 10-15% of a college’s closing rank, that college is worth listing in your preference order.

Use the College Predictor to see which colleges match your rank and category. Then use the Choice Filler to build an optimised preference list you can submit during counselling.

Pay attention to the round-by-round pattern. A college that fills in R1 at rank 20,000 but drops to 28,000 by the final round gives you a realistic shot if your rank is in the mid-20,000s. Conversely, colleges whose cutoffs tighten across rounds are harder to get into later.

Category-specific cutoffs matter. The reservation categories page in our Punjab category guide explains eligibility requirements and document checklists for each category.

Frequently asked questions

What is the lowest rank to get a government MBBS seat in Punjab?

In 2025, the highest closing rank among government colleges in the OPEN category was 1,32,769. This was in the final round of counselling. Ranks beyond this were not allotted a government seat under OPEN.

Are these Punjab cutoffs based on NEET AIR or state rank?

All cutoffs on this page are expressed as NEET All India Rank. BFUHS (Baba Farid University of Health Sciences) uses NEET All India Rank for seat allotment. See our counselling guide for details.

How many government medical colleges are in Punjab?

Punjab has 5 government medical colleges accepting admissions through state counselling. See the full list in our Punjab medical colleges page.

Do Punjab MBBS cutoffs change across counselling rounds?

Yes. Punjab runs 3 rounds of counselling. Cutoff ranks usually rise (become less competitive) in later rounds as candidates vacate seats. The Cutoff Analyzer on this site lets you compare round-by-round data for every college.

What are the private medical college cutoffs in Punjab?

The most competitive private college in Punjab closed at rank 53,606 (OPEN, 2025). The least competitive closed around 1,72,766. Use the Cutoff Analyzer to filter by private colleges only.

Can I predict 2026 cutoffs from this data?

Past cutoffs are the best available indicator but not a guarantee. Seat count changes, exam difficulty, and candidate preferences all affect cutoffs each year. Use the year-over-year trends above to identify whether a college is becoming more or less competitive, then run your rank through the College Predictor for a probability estimate.

Bihar NEET cutoff overview

Bihar has 18 government and 6 private medical colleges participating in state counselling through BCECEB (Bihar Combined Entrance Competitive Examination Board). The OPEN category closing rank for the most competitive government college (Patna Medical College & Hospital, Patna) reached 7,089 in the final round of 2025.

At the other end of the government spectrum, Netaji Subhas Medical College & Hospital, Bihta closed at rank 4,48,421.

All cutoffs on this page are based on NEET All India Rank. Data on this page covers 3 years of counselling records (2023-2025).

For a full walkthrough of the counselling timeline, documents, and fee structure, read our Bihar counselling guide.

Government college cutoffs

The table below lists the top 3 government colleges by closing rank (OPEN category, 2025 counselling). The R1, R2, R3 values are from 2025 and serve as reference for 2026 aspirants. Ranks are expressed as NEET All India Rank.

College	R1 (2025)	R2 (2025)	R3 (2025)	2023-2025 trend
Patna Medical College & Hospital, Patna	4,967	6,255	7,089	→ Stable
Indira Gandhi Institute of Medical Sciences, Patna	6,924	7,821	9,583	↓ Declining
Nalanda Medical College & Hospital, Patna	8,603	10,177	11,040	→ Stable

Cutoffs by reservation category

The table below compares final-round closing ranks across reservation categories for 3 representative colleges (2025 counselling data, for reference by 2026 aspirants).

College	Type	OPEN	BC	EBC	SC	ST
Patna Medical College & Hospital, Patna	Government	7,089	6,428	8,251	66,881	74,474
Indira Gandhi Institute of Medical Sciences, Patna	Government	9,583	9,986	9,810	98,431	–
Government Medical College, Bettiah	Government	4	27,138	27,966	1,60,733	1,44,964

How cutoffs change across rounds

Bihar counselling typically runs 3 rounds (R1, R2 and R3). Cutoff ranks tend to rise (become less competitive) in later rounds as candidates who secured seats elsewhere drop out of the process.

For example, Patna Medical College & Hospital, Patna had an R1 cutoff of 4,967 that moved to 7,089 by R3, a shift of about 2,122 ranks.

Later rounds fill seats vacated by candidates who accepted offers elsewhere. If you narrowly missed a college in R1, the final round may still work in your favour. Track round-by-round changes in the Cutoff Analyzer.

Year-over-year trends

College	2023	2024	2025	Trend
Patna Medical College & Hospital, Patna	6,846	6,987	7,089	→ Stable
Bihar Mahavir Institute of Medical Sciences, Pawapuri	18,017	16,145	19,226	→ Stable
Netaji Subhas Medical College & Hospital, Bihta	9,42,354	7,73,163	4,48,421	↑ Improving

Across 2023-2025, 9 out of 23 colleges moved toward tighter (lower rank numbers) cutoffs. This typically means higher competition for those seats, driven by increased applicants or fewer available seats.

Patna Medical College & Hospital, Patna moved from rank 6,846 in 2023 to 7,089 in 2025 (the cutoff rank rose by 243).

How to use this data

Start by checking where your expected NEET rank falls relative to the cutoffs above. If your rank is within 10-15% of a college’s closing rank, that college is worth listing in your preference order.

Use the College Predictor to see which colleges match your rank and category. Then use the Choice Filler to build an optimised preference list you can submit during counselling.

Pay attention to the round-by-round pattern. A college that fills in R1 at rank 20,000 but drops to 28,000 by the final round gives you a realistic shot if your rank is in the mid-20,000s. Conversely, colleges whose cutoffs tighten across rounds are harder to get into later.

Category-specific cutoffs matter. The reservation categories page in our Bihar category guide explains eligibility requirements and document checklists for each category.

Frequently asked questions

What is the lowest rank to get a government MBBS seat in Bihar?

In 2025, the highest closing rank among government colleges in the OPEN category was 7,21,313. This was in the final round of counselling. Ranks beyond this were not allotted a government seat under OPEN.

Are these Bihar cutoffs based on NEET AIR or state rank?

All cutoffs on this page are expressed as NEET All India Rank. BCECEB (Bihar Combined Entrance Competitive Examination Board) uses NEET All India Rank for seat allotment. See our counselling guide for details.

How many government medical colleges are in Bihar?

Bihar has 18 government medical colleges accepting admissions through state counselling. See the full list in our Bihar medical colleges page.

Do Bihar MBBS cutoffs change across counselling rounds?

Yes. Bihar runs 3 rounds of counselling. Cutoff ranks usually rise (become less competitive) in later rounds as candidates vacate seats. The Cutoff Analyzer on this site lets you compare round-by-round data for every college.

Can I predict 2026 cutoffs from this data?

Past cutoffs are the best available indicator but not a guarantee. Seat count changes, exam difficulty, and candidate preferences all affect cutoffs each year. Use the year-over-year trends above to identify whether a college is becoming more or less competitive, then run your rank through the College Predictor for a probability estimate.

Haryana NEET cutoff overview

Haryana has 9 government and 6 private medical colleges participating in state counselling through DMER Haryana. The OPEN category closing rank for the most competitive government college (ESIC Medical College, NIT, Faridabad) reached 9,139 in the final round of 2025.

At the other end of the government spectrum, World College Of Medical Sciences And Research, Jhajjar closed at rank 4,72,667.

All cutoffs on this page are based on NEET All India Rank. Data on this page covers 3 years of counselling records (2023-2025).

For a full walkthrough of the counselling timeline, documents, and fee structure, read our Haryana counselling guide.

Government college cutoffs

The table below lists the top 3 government colleges by closing rank (OPEN category, 2025 counselling). The R1, R2, R3 values are from 2025 and serve as reference for 2026 aspirants. Ranks are expressed as NEET All India Rank.

College	R1 (2025)	R2 (2025)	R3 (2025)	2023-2025 trend
ESIC Medical College, NIT, Faridabad	4,965	6,479	9,139	↓ Declining
Pandit Bhagwat Dayal Sharma PGIMS, Rohtak	6,137	7,396	8,821	↑ Improving
Kalpana Chawla Govt. Medical College, Karnal	7,524	9,139	11,505	→ Stable

Cutoffs by reservation category

The table below compares final-round closing ranks across reservation categories for 3 representative colleges (2025 counselling data, for reference by 2026 aspirants).

College	Type	OPEN	BCA	BCB	SC	EWS
ESIC Medical College, NIT, Faridabad	Government	9,139	13,134	9,284	–	–
Kalpana Chawla Govt. Medical College, Karnal	Government	11,505	15,809	14,112	–	–
Pandit Bhagwat Dayal Sharma PGIMS, Rohtak	Government	8,821	13,317	9,684	–	–

How cutoffs change across rounds

Haryana counselling typically runs 3 rounds (R1, R2 and R3). Cutoff ranks tend to rise (become less competitive) in later rounds as candidates who secured seats elsewhere drop out of the process.

For example, ESIC Medical College, NIT, Faridabad had an R1 cutoff of 4,965 that moved to 9,139 by R3, a shift of about 4,174 ranks.

Later rounds fill seats vacated by candidates who accepted offers elsewhere. If you narrowly missed a college in R1, the final round may still work in your favour. Track round-by-round changes in the Cutoff Analyzer.

Year-over-year trends

College	2023	2024	2025	Trend
ESIC Medical College, NIT, Faridabad	7,480	6,466	9,139	↓ Declining
Sh. Atal Bihari Vajpayee Government Medical College, Chhainsa, Faridabad	16,884	16,993	21,317	↓ Declining
World College Of Medical Sciences And Research, Jhajjar	7,05,888	5,51,240	4,72,667	↑ Improving

Across 2023-2025, 6 out of 14 colleges moved toward tighter (lower rank numbers) cutoffs. This typically means higher competition for those seats, driven by increased applicants or fewer available seats.

ESIC Medical College, NIT, Faridabad moved from rank 7,480 in 2023 to 9,139 in 2025 (the cutoff rank rose by 1,659).

How to use this data

Start by checking where your expected NEET rank falls relative to the cutoffs above. If your rank is within 10-15% of a college’s closing rank, that college is worth listing in your preference order.

Use the College Predictor to see which colleges match your rank and category. Then use the Choice Filler to build an optimised preference list you can submit during counselling.

Pay attention to the round-by-round pattern. A college that fills in R1 at rank 20,000 but drops to 28,000 by the final round gives you a realistic shot if your rank is in the mid-20,000s. Conversely, colleges whose cutoffs tighten across rounds are harder to get into later.

Category-specific cutoffs matter. The reservation categories page in our Haryana category guide explains eligibility requirements and document checklists for each category.

Frequently asked questions

What is the lowest rank to get a government MBBS seat in Haryana?

In 2025, the highest closing rank among government colleges in the OPEN category was 5,76,598. This was in the final round of counselling. Ranks beyond this were not allotted a government seat under OPEN.

Are these Haryana cutoffs based on NEET AIR or state rank?

All cutoffs on this page are expressed as NEET All India Rank. DMER Haryana uses NEET All India Rank for seat allotment. See our counselling guide for details.

How many government medical colleges are in Haryana?

Haryana has 9 government medical colleges accepting admissions through state counselling. See the full list in our Haryana medical colleges page.

Do Haryana MBBS cutoffs change across counselling rounds?

Yes. Haryana runs 3 rounds of counselling. Cutoff ranks usually rise (become less competitive) in later rounds as candidates vacate seats. The Cutoff Analyzer on this site lets you compare round-by-round data for every college.

Can I predict 2026 cutoffs from this data?

Past cutoffs are the best available indicator but not a guarantee. Seat count changes, exam difficulty, and candidate preferences all affect cutoffs each year. Use the year-over-year trends above to identify whether a college is becoming more or less competitive, then run your rank through the College Predictor for a probability estimate.