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List of Total MBBS Seats in India - Private and Government Colleges




Getting MBBS seats in India is not easy because there are not many seats available, and a lot of people want them. To study medicine, you must take the NEET entrance exam in 2024. This test is essential if you want to join MBBS or BDS programs. The central board of Secondary Education conducts NEET every year for all the MBBS seats in India. There are no other national exams for MBBS seats.


People who pass the NEET UG exam and meet the required scores can apply for medical courses in India 2024. There are currently 695 medical colleges in India, offering a total of 1,06,333 seats for medical courses. Out of these, Approx. 55,648 seats are in government colleges, and 50,685 seats are in private MBBS colleges. In 2024, the government increased this number by adding 5150 more seats for MBBS courses.


NEET 2024 counselling will happen for both MBBS (91,927 seats) and BDS (26,949 seats). If you're planning to take the NEET exam in 2024, you can check this page to find out about the total available medical seats in India.


Note: 👉Explore Your Medical College Options with the NEET Rank and College Predictor 2024.


NEET 2024 MBBS Seats in India

The total MBBS seats in India Government colleges has remained higher than in private colleges for the past three consecutive years to provide affordable medical education to a lage number of medical assistants.


NEET UG 2024 Offers:

  • 91,927 MBBS seats, 

  • 27,698 BDS seats, 

  • 50,720 AYUSH seats, and 

  • 525 B.VSc & AH seats.


A total of 48012 MBBS seats are offered in 322 government medical colleges. Read on to get the complete list of how many MBBS seats in India are available in government and private medical colleges,

 

The Top Ten Medical Colleges In India

The top 10 medical colleges in India are a comprehensive list of the finest institutions having a high reputation in educational quality, learning resources, outreach, professional practices, placement, and academic productivity. 

 

The Top Ten Colleges are:

  • AIIMS - New Delhi 

  • PGIMER - Chandigarh 

  • Christian medical college - Vellore

  • Kasturba medical college - Manipal 

  • King George’s medical university - Lucknow

  • JIPMER - Puducherry

  • BHU - Institute of Liver and Billary Sciences - New Delhi 

  • Jawaharlal Nehru Medical College - Aligarh 

  • Sri Ramchandra medical college and research institute - Chennai.


These colleges/institutions are the finest, but it is very difficult to get admission here as the number of seats is less. Only the brilliant section of the qualified get a chance to brighten their career here.


Total Medical Seats in India for 2024

State/UTs

College

MBBS

Total Colleges

Total Seats

Andhra Pradesh

Government Medical College, Eluru

4

150

Government Medical College, Machilipatnam

150

Government Medical College, Nandyal

150

Government Medical College, Vizianagaram

150

Assam

Kokrajhar Medical College

3

100

Nagaon Medical College

100

Nalbari Medical College, Nalbari

100

Jammu & Kashmir

Government Medical College, Handwara

2

100

Government Medical College, Udhampur

100

Madhya Pradesh

Government Medical College, Satna

1

150

Maharashtra

Government Medical college and District Hospital, Ratnagiri

1

100

Nagaland

Nagaland Institute of Medical Sciences & Research

1

100

Orissa

Government Medical College Bhawanipatna

1

100

Rajasthan

Government Medical College, Alwar

4

200

Government Medical College, Bundi

200

Government Medical College, Hanumangarh

200

Government Medical College, Karauli

200

Telangana

Government Medical College Jangaon

8

100

Government Medical College, Jayashankar Bhupalpally

100

Government Medical College, Kamareddy

100

Government Medical College, Khammam

100

Government Medical College, Kumuram Bheem Asifabad

100

Government Medical College, Nirmal

100

Government Medical College, Rajanna Sircilla

100

Government Medical College, Vikarabad

100

Uttar Pradesh

SKS Hospital Medical College & Research Centre

1

150

Gujarat

SAL Institute of Medical Science Ahmedabad

1

150

Total

27

5150



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List of Total MBBS Seats in India Government Colleges 2024

The MBBS government seats in India are:


GOVERNMENT COLLEGES

State/UT

MBBS

Total Colleges

Total Seats

Andaman & Nicobar Islands

1

100

Andhra Pradesh

13

2485

Arunachal Pradesh

1

50

Assam

9

1150

Bihar

12

1515

Chandigarh

1

150

Chhattisgarh

8

965

Dadra & Nagar

Haveli

1

150

Delhi

8

1247

Goa

1

180

Gujarat

18

3700

Haryana

5

710

Himachal Pradesh

7

770

Jammu & Kashmir

9

1047

Jharkhand

7

680

Karnataka

21

3150

Kerala

10

1555

Madhya Pradesh

14

2180

Maharashtra

29

4825

Manipur

2

225

Meghalaya

1

50

Mizoram

1

100

Orissa

9

1375

Puducherry

2

380

Punjab

5

800

Rajasthan

17

3055

Sikkim

0

0

Tamil Nadu

38

5225

Telangana

11

1840

Tripura

1

125

Uttar Pradesh

35

4303

Uttarakhand

5

700

West Bengal

20

3225

Total

322

48012

 


Advantages and Disadvantages of MBBS Government Colleges:

Advantages:

  • Significantly lower tuition fees compared to private colleges.

  • Often equipped with excellent infrastructure and faculty.

  • Renowned for their rigorous academic standards and quality education.


Disadvantages:

  • Highly competitive admission process due to limited seats.

  • Hostel facilities might be limited or unavailable.

  • Rural postings might be mandatory after graduation for a specific period.

 

List Total Private MBBS Seats in India 2024

The Total Private MBBS Seats in India are:


PRIVATE COLLEGES

State/UT

MBBS

Total Colleges#

Total Seats*

Andaman & Nicobar

0

0

Andhra Pradesh

19

2,850**

Assam

0

0

Bihar

3

400

Chandigarh

0

0

Chattisgarh

3

450

Daman & Diu

0

0

Delhi

1

200

Goa

0

0

Gujarat

7

1,000

Haryana

6

850

Himachal Pradesh

1

150

Jammu & Kashmir

1

100

Jharkhand

0

0

Karnataka

39

6,195

Kerala

21

2,800

Madhya Pradesh

12

1,800

Maharashtra

30

4,220

Manipur

0

0

Meghalaya

0

0

Orissa

4

500

Pondicherry

7

1,050

Punjab

5

1,050

Rajasthan

8

1,200

Sikkim

1

100

Tamil Nadu

24

3,600

Telangana

18

2,650

Tripura

0

0

Uttar Pradesh

30

4,150

Uttarakhand

3

450

West Bengal

4

550

Total

247

36,315****


 

Advantages and Disadvantages of MBBS Private Colleges:

Advantages:

  • Wider range of colleges to choose from, increasing your chances of securing a seat.

  • Often offer modern facilities and amenities.

  • May have a more flexible academic schedule compared to government colleges.


Disadvantages:

  • Significantly higher tuition fees compared to government colleges.

  • Quality of education and infrastructure can vary significantly.

  • Rural postings might still be mandatory after graduation, depending on the college.

 

List of Central Medical Universities and Seats

CENTRAL UNIVERSITIES

State/UT

MBBS

Total Colleges

Total Seats

Uttar Pradesh

2

151

Total

2

151

 

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How to Choose the Right MBBS College?

Selecting the right college involves careful consideration of various factors:


  • NEET Rank: Your NEET rank significantly influences your college options. Aim for colleges within your rank range to maximize your chances of admission.

  • College Ranking and Reputation: Consider the college's ranking in prestigious lists like NIRF and India Today to gauge its academic standing and alumni success.

  • Fees and Scholarships: Tuition fees can vary considerably between private and government colleges. Explore scholarship opportunities to ease the financial burden.

  • Location and Infrastructure: Choose a college in a location that suits your preferences and offers adequate infrastructure for a conducive learning environment.

  • Faculty and Student Reviews: Research the college's faculty expertise and student feedback to gain insights into the learning experience and overall atmosphere.


NEET UG Minimum Cut off Marks for Counselling

NEET Cut-Off for 2024

Category

NEET Marks Range 2024

Cut Off Percentile

Unreserved/ Economically Weaker Section

720-164

50th

Other Backward Caste

163-129

40th

Scheduled Caste

163-129

40th

Scheduled Tribe

163-129

40th

Unreserved/ Economically Weaker Section Person with Disability

163-146

45th

Person with Disability (OBC/ SC/ ST)

145-129

40th


Candidates who achieve the minimum required marks in the NEET UG exam are eligible for the final counseling process. The cut-off marks are disclosed separately for each category of candidates. To qualify for counseling for medical seats across India, candidates must attain marks equal to or higher than the minimum cut-off. Refer to the section below for information on the previous year's minimum NEET cut-off for medical seats across India.


Category

Percentile

NEET UG Cut off

2023

2022

2021

2020

UR/EWS

50th

720-137

715-117

720-138

720-146

UR-PH

45th

120-108

116-93

137-122

146-129

SC/ST/OBC

40th

136-107

116-93

137-108

146-113

PH-SC/ST/OBC

40th

120-107

116-93

121-108

146-113



Conclusion

In India, getting a seat in a government medical college for MBBS is highly competitive due to limited availability. These seats are considered prestigious and often offer quality education at lower fees. On the other hand, private medical colleges have more seats, but tuition fees are higher. Government colleges are usually preferred for their affordability and reputation. However, private colleges may provide better infrastructure and facilities. Ultimately, the choice between private and government MBBS seats depends on individual preferences, financial considerations, and the level of competition one is willing to face. It's crucial for aspiring medical students to weigh these factors for a well-informed decision.


FAQs on Total MBBS Seats in India 2024

1. What is the minimum rank required in NEET to pursue  MBBS in government colleges?

According to the previous year's trend, it is observed students who score above 550 marks have higher chances to get admission to government colleges for MBBS. That simply implies that 550 is the minimum requirement for NEET for MBBS in Government College. 

2. Can I pursue MBBS with 400 marks in NEET?

Yes, with 400 marks you can get a chance to pursue an MBBS in a private college in India. 

3. What are the factors that determine seat allotment in medical colleges?

The seat allotment in medical college depends upon the cut-off marks and candidates' ranks for the 2024 exam. Apart from this, the NEET 2024 seat allotment process is also dependent upon the colleges and institutes, to which candidates are seeking to take admission. 

4. Will MBBS seats increase for candidates in India by 2024?

As per the announcement made by the Chairman MCI Board of Governors, India will double MBBS seats by 2024. 

5. How many total government medical colleges are there in Madhya Pradesh?

There are 10  government medical colleges in Madhya Pradesh. 

6. How many total MBBS seats available in India?

As of 2024, there are approximately 109,095 total MBBS seats available in India. This figure includes seats offered by both private and government medical colleges.

7. How many years does it take to complete MBBS?

MBBS is a five-year undergraduate medical degree program in India.

8. What happens in 4th year MBBS?

The fourth year of MBBS curriculum typically focuses on clinical rotations, where students gain hands-on experience in various medical specialties by shadowing doctors and assisting with patient care.

9. Which state has more number of MBBS seats in India?

Karnataka is one of the states with a high number of MBBS seats in India, but the exact state with the most seats may vary depending on the source and year.

10. How many free seats are there in NEET?

There are no "free seats" per se in NEET. Government medical colleges typically have lower fees compared to private colleges, but securing a seat depends on your NEET score and rank.