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    Assam NEET Seat Matrix 2025: Seat Distribution For MBBS & BDS Course

    Assam NEET Seat Matrix 2025: Seat Distribution For MBBS & BDS Course

    Deep PathakUpdated on 07 Aug 2025, 05:00 PM IST

    The Directorate of Medical Education, Assam releases the Assam NEET seat matrix 2025 for the MBBS and BDS courses. As per the latest available data, there are 1700 MBBS seats and 176 BDS seats available in NEET 2025. These 1700 MBBS seats include AIIMS, Guwahati and 13 other government medical colleges. Whereas, 176 BDS seats are distributed in 3 BDS colleges. The detailed Assam NEET 2025 college-wise seats are provided in this article.

    Assam NEET Seat Matrix 2025: Seat Distribution For MBBS & BDS Course
    Assam NEET Seat Matrix 2025

    NEET Assam 2025 seat distribution

    The seat distribution in Assam for NEET 2025 is across 14 Government MBBS colleges and 3 BDS colleges. The state quota seats are filled through the Assam NEET counselling 2025. Whereas, for AIIMS Guwahati, the seats are filled through NEET UG counselling 2025. There are no private medical colleges in Assam as per the NMC data. The detailed college-wise NEET 2025 Assam seat distribution is provided below.

    Assam MBBS seat matrix 2025

    Name of collegeTotal Seats

    All India Institute of Medical Sciences, Guwahati

    100

    Assam Medical College

    200

    Dhubri Medical College, Dhubri

    100

    Diphu Medical College

    100

    Fakhruddin Ali Ahmed Medical College

    125

    Gauhati Medical College, Guwahati

    200

    Jorhat Medical College and Hospital

    125

    Kakrajhar Medical College, Assam

    100

    Lakhimpur Medical College

    100

    Nagaon Medical College

    100

    Nalbari Medical College and Hospital, Assam

    100

    Silchar Medical College, Silchar

    125

    Tezpur Medical College

    125

    Tinsukia Medical College

    100

    Total Seats

    1700

    Assam NEET 2025 college-wise seats: BDS seats

    Name of the InstituteSeats

    RCN, Guwahati

    50

    Government Dental College, Dibrugarh

    63

    Government Dental College, Silchar

    63

    Total seats

    176

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    Assam NEET Seat Reservation 2025: Category-wise distribution

    The MBBS/ BDS seats in Assam under NEET 2025 are distributed on the basis of the reservation policy of the state government. The Assam NEET seat reservation 2025 for MBBS and BDS seats is provided here.

    Assam MBBS seat reservation

    CategorySeats

    Total MBBS Seats

    1,600

    All India Quota (15%)

    241

    Central Pool

    6

    Bhutan

    5

    NE State

    12

    (a) Meghalaya (NE State)

    10

    (b) Nagaland (NE State)

    2

    State Quota Seats

    1,336

    EWS (6%)

    80

    Scheduled Caste (7%)

    94

    Scheduled Tribe Plains (10%)

    134

    Scheduled Tribe Hills (5%)

    67

    OBC/MOBC-NCL (27%)

    283

    TGL/Ex-TGL (OBC/MOBC-NCL)

    30

    Moran Community (OBC/MOBC-NCL)

    8

    Motak Community (OBC/MOBC-NCL)

    8

    Tai-Ahom Community (OBC/MOBC-NCL)

    10

    Chutia Community (OBC/MOBC-NCL)

    9

    Koch-Rajbongshi Community (OBC/MOBC-NCL)

    13

    State Reserved Seats

    736

    NRI/NRI Sponsored Quota (7% of State Quota)

    42

    Un-reserved Seats

    558

    Student Passed from Assam State Govt. School (5%)

    67

    Freedom Fighter

    2

    Martyr's

    2

    Extremist Violence

    2

    Char Area's Quota

    4

    Son/Daughter of Ex-Servicemen/Serving Defence Personnel

    9

    Sports Quota

    1

    Person with Benchmark Disability (Divyang) (5%)

    67

    Assam BDS seat reservation

    CategorySeats

    Total BDS Seats

    176

    All India Quota (15%)

    26

    NE State

    18

    State Quota Seats

    132

    EWS (6%)

    13

    Scheduled Caste (7%)

    9

    Scheduled Tribe Plains (10%)

    13

    Scheduled Tribe Hills (5%)

    7

    OBC/MOBC-NCL (27%)

    28

    TGL/Ex-TGL (OBC/MOBC-NCL)

    3

    Moran Community (OBC/MOBC-NCL)

    1

    Motak Community (OBC/MOBC-NCL)

    1

    Tai-Ahom Community (OBC/MOBC-NCL)

    1

    Chutia Community (OBC/MOBC-NCL)

    1

    Koch-Rajbongshi Community (OBC/MOBC-NCL)

    1

    State Reserved Seats

    78

    Un-reserved Seats

    54

    Student Passed from Assam State Govt. School (5%)

    7

    Son/Daughter of Ex-Servicemen/Serving Defence Personnel

    3

    Person with Benchmark Disability (Divyang) (5%)

    7

    Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

    Q: Which colleges offer the highest number of MBBS and BDS seats in Assam for NEET UG 2025?
    A:

    For MBBS, GMC, Guwahati and AMC, Dibrugarh offers the highest number of seats, with 200 seats each. For BDS, Government Dental College, Dibrugarh and Government Dental College, Silchar offer the highest seats with 63 seats each.

    Q: What are the eligibility criteria for claiming state quota seats in Assam?
    A:

    To be eligible for state quota seats, candidates must have Assam domicile and must have studied from Class 6 to 10 in Assam. 

    Q: How are the state quota seats distributed for MBBS and BDS in Assam?
    A:

    Out of the total seats, the state quota comprises 1,336 MBBS seats (Excluding AIIMS Guwahati), and 132 BDS seats.

    Q: What is the total number of MBBS and BDS seats available in Assam for NEET UG 2025?
    A:

    For NEET UG 2025, there are a total of 1700 MBBS seats across 14 government medical colleges (Including AIIMS Guwahati) and 176 BDS seats in 3 government dental colleges. This includes both state quota (85%) and All India Quota (15%) seats.

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