Government MBBS seats through NEET 2025

Government MBBS seats through NEET 2025

Edited By Shamshad Ali Dar | Updated on Jun 04, 2025 03:45 PM IST | #NEET
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Around 55688 government MBBS seats in India will be filled through the NEET UG 2025 exam. NEET UG is the single largest medical entrance exam conducted every year for over 24 lakh medical candidates. Over the past year, new MBBS seats have been added with the opening of new medical colleges. Careers360 offers a breakdown of the total government MBBS seats available in India that will be filled based on NEET 2025 scores.

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  1. Total MBBS seats in India
  2. Reservation in total government MBBS seats in India
  3. NEET 2025: Government MBBS seats - Year-wise Analysis
  4. NEET 2025 government MBBS seats
Government MBBS seats through NEET 2025
Government MBBS seats through NEET 2025

For aspirants searching for how many seats are there in NEET 2025, the medical entrance test offers over 1 lakh MBBS, 27,868 BDS, 52,720 AYUSH, 603 BVSc, and AH seats. From the data provided by MCI and the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare (MoHFW), the figures for total govt MBBS seats in India in 2025 through NEET have been compiled. A total of 55688 MBBS seats are offered in 384 government medical colleges. The complete list of top medical colleges in India which offer government MBBS seats through NEET can be checked by the candidates appearing for NEET UG 2025.

Total MBBS seats in India

Aspiring medical professionals from all corners of the country appear for NEET UG to pursue their dreams of becoming a doctor by securing an MBBS seat in medical college. The total MBBS seats in India change every time. Each year, the landscape of medical education is moulded by government policies, and the establishment of new medical colleges increases the total MBBS seats in India in 2025. For aspirants who want to know how many MBBS seats are there in NEET, as per the latest NMC data, there are 109048 MBBS seats in 707 medical colleges.

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NEET 2025 total government seats for MBBS

Name of the State/UT

Government Colleges

Government Seats

Andaman & Nicobar Islands

1

114

Andhra Pradesh

18

3235

Arunachal Pradesh

1

50

Assam

13

1550

Bihar

13

1615

Chandigarh

1

150

Chhattisgarh

10

1355

Dadra & Nagar

Haveli

1

177

Delhi

8

1247

Goa

1

180

Gujarat

23

4250

Haryana

6

835

Himachal Pradesh

7

770

Jammu & Kashmir

11

1239

Jharkhand

7

805

Karnataka

22

3450

Kerala

12

1755

Madhya Pradesh

15

2400

Maharashtra

32

5125

Manipur

3

375

Meghalaya

1

50

Mizoram

1

100

Nagaland
1
100

Orissa

12

1675

Puducherry

2

380

Punjab

5

850

Rajasthan

26

3955

Tamil Nadu

38

5250

Telangana

28

3890

Tripura

1

125

Uttar Pradesh

35

4303

Uttarakhand

5

700

West Bengal

26

3825

Reservation in total government MBBS seats in India

In consultation with the Board of Governors (BoG) in supersession of the MCI, MoHFW has earlier informed that 10% of total MBBS seats in India in all government medical colleges are reserved for economically weaker sections (EWS) for admission to undergraduate courses through NEET UG 2025. NEET UG 2025 MBBS seat data suggests that Maharashtra, Gujarat, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, and Telangana have the highest number of MBBS seats at their government medical colleges. The additional 5200 total seats in NEET government college in each state will increase the chances of candidates being accepted. Here's a list of all the government colleges and MBBS government seats offered through NTA NEET 2025 in every state of India.

Also read: MBBS fee | MBBS vs BDS | MBBS/BDS seats in India through NEET | AIIMS MBBS Seats in India

NEET 2025: Government MBBS seats - Year-wise Analysis

Year

Government Colleges

MBBS Seats

2017-18

237

31483

2018-19

253

33893

2019-20

279

42222

2020-21

289

43435

2022-23

322

48212

2023-24
386
55880
2024-25
384
55688

NEET 2025 government MBBS seats

There are two categories of total MBBS seats in India government medical colleges - AIQ and state quota. A maximum of 15% of seats are reserved in every MBBS government college for All India Quota (AIQ) seats, for which the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) will conduct NEET counselling. As for the remaining 85%, state quota seats will be allocated to domicile candidates in that state if they fulfil the eligibility criteria. Aspirants must meet NEET cutoff percentile obtained in NEET UG result to be considered for seat allocation.

In the following table, we present the breakdown of the number of government MBBS seats through NEET into AIQ and State Quota. This table also total MBBS seats in India government available at the two Central Universities (DU and AMU), for which the respective university rules will apply.

Government MBBS Seats through NEET (For AIQ)

State/UT

MBBS

Total Colleges

Total Seats

Andaman & Nicobar

1

15

Andhra Pradesh

12

285

Assam

6

108

Bihar

9

142

Chandigarh

1

15

Chattisgarh

5

81

Daman & Diu

(Not applicable)

(Not applicable)

Delhi

6

135

Goa

1

22

Gujarat

6

161

Haryana

5

88

Himachal Pradesh

5

75

Jammu & Kashmir

111239

Jharkhand

3

45

Karnataka

18

412

Kerala

9

194

Madhya Pradesh

6

122

Maharashtra

15

443

Manipur

2

30

Meghalaya

1

8

Orissa

5

126

Pondicherry

1

22

Punjab

3

75

Rajasthan

8

220

Sikkim

(Not applicable)

(Not applicable)

Tamil Nadu,

24

471

Telangana

7

165

Tripura

1

15

Uttar Pradesh

15

288

Uttarakhand

3

52

West Bengal

14

314

Total

192

4,129

Government MBBS Seats through NEET (State Quota)

State/UT

MBBS

Total Colleges

Total Seats

Andaman & Nicobar

1

85

Andhra Pradesh

12

1,615

Assam

6

612

Bihar

9

805

Chandigarh

1

85

Chhattisgarh

5

459

Daman & Diu

(Not applicable)

(Not applicable)

Delhi

3

341

Goa

1

128

Gujarat

6

912

Haryana

5

498

Himachal Pradesh

5

425

Jammu & Kashmir

3

400

Jharkhand

3

255

Karnataka

18

2,336

Kerala

9

1,099

Madhya Pradesh

6

691

Maharashtra

15

2,511

Manipur

2

170

Meghalaya

1

45

Orissa

5

714

Pondicherry

1

124

Punjab

3

425

Rajasthan

8

1,247

Sikkim

(Not applicable)

(Not applicable)

Tamil Nadu

24

2,670

Telangana

7

935

Tripura

1

85

Uttar Pradesh

15

1,632

Uttarakhand

3

294

West Bengal

14

1,780

Total

192

23,378

Government total medical seats in India through NEET 2025 (In Central Universities)

State/UT

MBBS

Total Colleges

Total Seats

Uttar Pradesh

(BHU & AMU)

2

234

Delhi

(DU)

3

490

Total

2

724

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. How many MBBS seats are there in NEET 2025?

As per the data present on the NMC website, a total of 1,09,153 MBBS seats are there in NEET 2025. 

2. How many marks are required to get MBBS seat through NEET?

To get admission to MBBS course, candidates need to qualify the NEET cutoff percentile depending on the category. 

3. Which states have the highest number of NEET MBBS seats in India?

NEET UG 2025 seat data suggests that Maharashtra, Gujarat, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, and Telangana have the highest number of MBBS seats at their government medical colleges

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Questions related to NEET

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With 301 marks in NEET 2025,


  • You’re not eligible for government BAMS seats (cutoff is 450+ for General category).
  • You have a chance in private BAMS colleges or through management/NRI quota.
  • Reserved category candidates may also have better chances.
  • To get a government BAMS seat, aim for 450+ marks.


Hello aspirant,

With the score of 100 in neet ug 2025 you can expect rank between 691391647 - 1717603. This rank is according to careers360 website. Note that this is estimated rank, actual rank may differ somewhat.

I hope this helped you.

Hello,

It may be challenging to acquire a place in a government medical college (GMC) with an EWS category rank of 33,856 in NEET UG 2025, particularly under the AIQ (15%). However, depending on your home state your chances increase marginally under State quota (85%). The cutoff patterns for EWS category in government colleges vary by state.

Here's some recommendation:

  • Apply using your state quota. If your state has new or less competitive colleges, you might receive a GMC in the mop- up round or later rounds.
  • Pay attention to counselling round: In mop-up or stray vacancy rounds, ranks can occasionally drop.

Chances for GMC under AIQ are low, but sate quota may still offer hope.


Hello aspirant,

With an AIR of 75063 in NEET 2025 , securing a government MBBS seat in Andhra Pradesh might be challenging, but not impossible. The availability of seats and your category will play a significant role . While 2000 government MBBS seats exist in Andhra Pradesh, competition is high.

A significant portion of these seats, 85% , are reserved under the state quota , meaning candidates from Andhra Pradesh have a better chance at these seats.

Important tip : It's crucial to stay updated on the official counselling schedule and participate in the seat allotment process. Carefully review the cutoff trends for your category and explore options in private colleges if necessary.

Thank you!!

Hello,

It is unlikely that a score of 291 in NEET 2025 will be sufficient to get into MNS (Military Nursing Service) for the OBC (Non-Creamy Layer) category. The expected cut-off for MNS, based on NEET scores, is generally higher , typically in the range of 350-400 or even higher depending on the category.

All the best,

Thank you!!

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