NEET College Predictor 2026

Simply enter your expected NEET score (out of 720) or All India Rank (AIR), select your category (General, OBC, SC, ST, EWS), quota (AIQ or 85% State Quota), and your domicile state into our College Predictor. Our AI compares your profile against historical opening and closing cutoffs across MCC and state counseling rounds to recommend your best admission chances in MBBS, BDS, and AYUSH institutes.

All India Quota (AIQ) reserves 15% of seats in government medical colleges nationwide for students from any state, administered centrally by the Medical Counseling Committee (MCC). The remaining 85% State Quota is strictly reserved for candidates holding domicile in that specific state and is administered by state counseling directorates (e.g., UPDGME, KEA, CET Cell). State Quota cutoffs are typically lower than AIQ cutoffs.

MCC conducts 100% centralized online counseling for: 15% AIQ seats in state government medical colleges, 100% seats in AIIMS, 100% seats in JIPMER, 100% seats in Central Universities (BHU, AMU, Jamia), and 100% seats in Deemed Universities across India. Counseling proceeds through Round 1, Round 2, Round 3 (Mop-Up), and Stray Vacancy Round.

Yes! All NEET-qualified candidates are eligible to participate in both MCC All India Quota counseling AND their respective State Quota counseling at the same time. If allotted seats in both, you can accept your preferred college and surrender the other seat strictly adhering to the MCC and state exit timelines.

In MCC Round 1, 'Free Exit' allows an allotted candidate to choose not to join the allotted college without forfeiting their security deposit. However, in Round 2, if a seat is allotted and you decide not to join, your security deposit (₹10,000 for Govt, ₹2,00,000 for Deemed) is forfeited. In Round 3, quitting disqualifies you from subsequent counseling rounds.

Most state government medical colleges require graduates to sign a service bond for 1 to 5 years of mandatory rural service post-internship. Penalties for non-compliance range from ₹5 Lakhs (Tamil Nadu) and ₹10 Lakhs (Maharashtra, UP, Karnataka) to ₹20-30 Lakhs (Gujarat, Haryana, Telangana). Institutes of National Importance like AIIMS New Delhi and JIPMER have NO compulsory rural service bond.

Mandatory documents include: NEET UG 2026 Admit Card and Official Scorecard/Rank Letter, Class 10th & 12th Marksheets and Certificates, Domicile/Residence Certificate (for 85% State Quota), Category/Caste Certificate (OBC-NCL / EWS / SC / ST valid for the admission year), PwD Certificate (if applicable), 8-10 passport photos matching your NEET admit card, Valid Photo ID (Aadhaar / Passport), and Medical Fitness Certificate.

Yes, our comprehensive database includes central/government medical colleges, state GMCs, top private medical institutions, and Deemed Universities (e.g., KMC Manipal, Saveetha, Amrita) along with annual tuition fees and seat intake.

Absolutely! The AI evaluates category-specific cutoffs for General/UR, OBC-NCL, EWS, SC, and ST categories, factoring in relaxed cutoff percentiles and category reservation quotas across counseling authorities.

Our predictive engine is trained on over 5 years of verified MCC and state counseling seat allotment data (2020-2025). It accounts for candidate score inflation, changes in total medical seats, and yearly paper difficulty trends to provide high-precision admission estimations.

Yes, our tool supports predictions for BDS (Dental Surgery) and AYUSH degrees (BAMS, BHMS, BUMS, and BVSc) alongside MBBS, allowing aspirants with moderate scores (350-550 marks) to find verified government and private options.

No! You can enter either your expected score (out of 720) or your All India Rank. If you only have your expected score, our system calculates an estimated All India Rank using historical score-vs-rank marks distribution before official NTA results are declared.