Quick answer
This tool shows where candidates at your rank were actually allotted in NEET PG 2025 counselling run by the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC). It is built from the four MCC allotment PDFs for 2025: Round 1 (26,889 allotments), Round 2 (20,787), Round 3 (18,673) and the Stray Vacancy Round (2,798), which is 69,147 allotments across 1,781 colleges and 41 specialties. Enter your All India Rank, your category and a course, and it lists each college, quota and seat category where the 2025 closing rank was at or near your rank, with the round and the exact PDF page behind every figure. It is a record of what happened in 2025, not a forecast. Closing ranks move between rounds and between years, and seat matrices change, so use it to build a realistic shortlist and then confirm eligibility, fees and bond rules on current MCC notices before choice filling.
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Future Career GuidanceCounselling research toolStart with 3 simple details
Enter AIR, choose candidate category and select a course. Advanced filters are optional.
4 · Advanced filtersQuota, allotted seat, degree, state and allotment status
Counsellor quick guide
Ask the candidate in this order; keep facts from the PDF separate from current-year eligibility, fees and bond checks.
Exact college / campus all-round profile
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Historical allotment results
Loading…| Institute | Specialty / source course | Quota & categories | Selected closing AIR | Round closings & PDF pages | Round evidence | Allotments |
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How to read a closing rank in this tool
Every result is one comparable group: one exact college campus, one course, one quota, one allotted seat category and one candidate category. The 69,147 individual allotments in the 2025 PDFs fall into 23,753 such groups. For each group the tool shows, round by round, the opening rank, which is the best All India Rank allotted in that group, and the closing rank, which is the last rank allotted in it. The closing rank is the figure most candidates mean by cutoff.
A closing rank belongs to a round. The same seat group can close at one rank in Round 1 and at a very different rank in Round 3 or the Stray Vacancy Round, because seats are vacated, upgraded and re-allotted as counselling goes on. That is why the results show each round separately and let you compare against the highest recorded closing rank or the latest available round. The status filter separates fresh allotments from upgrades, so you can see whether a seat was reached directly or through a later upgrade.
Next to each closing rank is the page number in the MCC PDF where that allotment is printed. Open the PDF from the source register below and go to that page to see the row yourself.
What the 2025 MCC data covers
The dataset is the complete text of the four allotment result PDFs that MCC published for NEET PG 2025 counselling. The per-round counts below are the row counts of those PDFs, and they add up to the total shown at the top of the page.
| Round | Allotments | PDF pages |
|---|---|---|
| Round 1 | 26,889 | 1,301 |
| Round 2 | 20,787 | 2,844 |
| Round 3 | 18,673 | 1,555 |
| Stray Round | 2,798 | 130 |
| Total | 69,147 | 5,830 |
Across those rounds the PDFs name 1,888 exact institute or campus identities belonging to 1,781 colleges, in 41 specialties. Colleges with more than one campus are kept separate, because MCC allots them separately.
Quotas that appear in the MCC PDFs
- Aligarh Muslim University
- All India
- Armed Forces Medical
- Banaras Hindu University
- DNB Quota
- Delhi University Quota
- IP University Quota
- Jain Minority Quota
- Muslim Minority Quota
- Non-Resident Indian
- Self-Financed Merit Seat
What is not in it
- State quota counselling. State authorities run their own rounds and publish their own lists, which are not part of the MCC PDFs.
- The current year's seat matrix, new colleges, added or withdrawn seats, and any change in eligibility rules.
- Fees, stipends, bond and service conditions. For fee structures by specialty see our KMC Manipal MD/MS, KMC Mangalore MD/MS and DY Patil Pune MD/MS pages.
- Your own choice order. The tool shows what ranks were allotted, not which options a candidate had listed above them.
How to use it for your own shortlist
- Enter your All India Rank. Use the rank printed on your NEET PG scorecard, not your score or percentile.
- Choose your own category. This is your candidate category. The seat you are allotted can be in a different category, which the results show as the allotted seat category.
- Pick a course. Popular clinical courses are one tap away; every other specialty is in the grouped list.
- Read the closing ranks round by round. Groups that closed beyond your rank in 2025 were within reach that year; groups that closed well before it were not. The near band marks closings within ten per cent of your rank as a research aid, not a prediction.
- Open a college's full profile. Search the college or campus to see all its courses, quotas and rounds on one screen, and download the rows as CSV.
- Verify, then check the current year. Confirm the row on the PDF page shown, then check the current MCC information bulletin, seat matrix and the institute's fee and bond rules before you fill choices.
For the counselling process itself, including registration, choice filling, reporting and the rules on resignation and upgradation, read our MD/MS admission guide and the NEET PG exam page. To test whether a fee is affordable on a loan, use the fee and EMI calculator.
Candidate category, allotted category and quota are three different fields
Most misreadings of MCC results come from mixing these up. Your candidate category is the category you belong to and registered under. The allotted category is the category of the seat you were given, and it can differ: a reserved-category candidate with a high enough rank is often allotted an open seat. The quota is a separate field again. It says which pool the seat belongs to, such as All India Quota, a deemed university's paid or NRI seats, a central university's internal seats, or the DNB seats that MCC allots.
The tool keeps all three apart in every result, exactly as the PDFs print them, and the abbreviation reference further down this page expands every code. When you compare your rank with a closing rank, make sure the row matches your own candidate category and a quota you are actually eligible for. Eligibility for internal, NRI and institutional quotas is set by MCC and the institute, and it has to be checked against the current year's bulletin.
Source register
Every displayed round closing points to the page where that highest AIR appears. File fingerprints prevent silent source replacement.
MCC PDF abbreviation reference
Quick reference for quota and allotted-seat codes used in the source PDFs and explorer results.
Quota Abbreviations
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Allotted Category Abbreviations
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Download and verify the original MCC PDFs
Counsellors can open or download the exact source files used to build this explorer.
Frequently asked questions
Is this a NEET PG rank predictor?
It is a predictor in the sense candidates use the word: you enter a rank and see which colleges that rank reached. What it shows, though, is the record of NEET PG 2025 MCC counselling, not a forecast. Nothing in it is estimated or modelled. Closing ranks change every year with the number of candidates, the seat matrix and how candidates fill choices, so treat the results as reference points.
Which counselling rounds are included?
All four MCC allotment results for 2025: Round 1 with 26,889 allotments, Round 2 with 20,787, Round 3 with 18,673 and the Stray Vacancy Round with 2,798. Each result shows the rounds separately.
Does it include state quota seats?
No. It covers only the seats MCC allots. State quota seats are allotted by state counselling authorities through their own rounds and lists, and those are not in the MCC PDFs.
What is the difference between opening and closing rank?
Within one seat group and one round, the opening rank is the best All India Rank that was allotted and the closing rank is the last one. A candidate whose rank was at or better than the closing rank, with the same category and quota eligibility and that option high enough in the choice list, would have been within that group in that round.
Why does one college show many different closing ranks?
Because MCC allots by course, quota, seat category and candidate category, and each combination closes at its own rank in each round. The 69,147 allotments of 2025 form 23,753 such combinations. Use the college profile to see all of a college's combinations together.
How can I check that a figure is correct?
Every closing rank carries the page number of the MCC PDF it came from. The source register lists the four PDFs with their file fingerprints, and you can open or download each one from this page and go to that page number.
Can I rely on it for this year's counselling?
Use it to set expectations and to build a first shortlist, then confirm everything against the current MCC information bulletin and seat matrix. New colleges and seats are added, some are withdrawn, and eligibility and bond rules change between years.
Is the tool free?
Yes. There is no sign-in and no payment. You can search, open a college profile, print, and download the matching rows as CSV.
Want a counsellor to build the preference list with you?
We shortlist against your actual rank, category and budget, order the choice list so a better option cannot be blocked by a weaker one placed above it, and check documents against the MCC list before reporting. The first conversation is free. Seats are allotted by MCC on merit; nobody can arrange one.