NEET BSc Nursing Seat Matrix 2025 (Out): State-wise BSc Nursing Seat Matrix
The Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) has released the final seat matrix of BSc Nursing course. As per the latest data, a total of 507 BSc Nursing seats will be offered in 9 participating institutes in states including Uttar Pradesh, Delhi (NCT), and Karnataka. Candidates can check the updated NEET BSc Nursing seat matrix 2025 in the article below.
Candidates who have qualified NEET UG exam will be eligible for BSc Nursing admission in the participating institutions. To secure a seat, candidates have to participate in the NEET UG counselling for BSc nursing conducted by the MCC at mcc.nic.in. The MCC conducts BSc Nursing counselling 2025 in central institutes only. The counselling process involves key stages which include registration, choice filling, seat allotment and reporting to the allotted institutes. Candidates can go through this article to check the seat matrix of NEET BSc Nursing in detail.
NEET BSc Nursing 2025 seat matrix: Reservation criteria
Check the reservation policy of NEET BSc nursing seats 2025 in the table below.
Reservation of NEET AIQ seats
| Category | Reservation |
|---|---|
Scheduled Caste | 15% |
Scheduled Tribe | 7.5% |
Other Backward Class | 27% |
Economically Weaker Section | 10% |
Persons with Disabilities | 5% |
NEET BSc Nursing seat matrix 2025
The MCC released the seat matrix of NEET BSc Nursing admissions on the official website. As per the NEET BSc Nursing seat matrix, College of Nursing Florence Nightingale CON, New Delhi offers the highest number of seats i.e. 77, followed by College of Nursing BHU, Varanasi with 75 seats. The list of BSc Nursing colleges along with the total seat intake are provided in the table below.
NEET 2025 seat matrix for BSC Nursing
| State Name | Institute | Quota | Category | Total Seats |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Delhi (NCT) | Ahilya Bai College of Nursing, Maulana Azad Medical College, Lok Nayak Hospital Jawaharlal Nehru Marg | B.Sc Nursing Delhi NCR | BC NO | 11 |
Delhi (NCT) | B.Sc Nursing Delhi NCR | EW NO | 4 | |
Delhi (NCT) | B.Sc Nursing Delhi NCR | OP NO | 17 | |
Delhi (NCT) | B.Sc Nursing Delhi NCR | OP PH | 1 | |
Delhi (NCT) | B.Sc Nursing Delhi NCR | SC NO | 6 | |
Delhi (NCT) | B.Sc Nursing Delhi NCR | ST NO | 3 | |
Delhi (NCT) | B.Sc Nursing All India | BC NO | 2 | |
Delhi (NCT) | B.Sc Nursing All India | EW NO | 1 | |
Delhi (NCT) | B.Sc Nursing All India | OP NO | 3 | |
Delhi (NCT) | B.Sc Nursing All India | SC NO | 1 | |
Delhi (NCT) | B.Sc Nursing Delhi NCR CW Quota | OP NO | 1 | |
Delhi (NCT) | College of Nursing Dr. RML Hospital, New Delhi | B.Sc Nursing All India | BC NO | 13 |
Delhi (NCT) | B.Sc Nursing All India | BC PH | 1 | |
Delhi (NCT) | B.Sc Nursing All India | EW NO | 5 | |
Delhi (NCT) | B.Sc Nursing All India | OP NO | 19 | |
Delhi (NCT) | B.Sc Nursing All India | OP PH | 1 | |
Delhi (NCT) | B.Sc Nursing All India | SC NO | 9 | |
Delhi (NCT) | B.Sc Nursing All India | ST NO | 5 | |
Delhi (NCT) | B.Sc Nursing IP CW Quota | BC NO | 1 | |
Delhi (NCT) | B.Sc Nursing IP CW Quota | OP NO | 1 | |
Delhi (NCT) | College of Nursing Florence Nightingale CON, New Delhi | B.Sc Nursing Delhi NCR | BC NO | 16 |
Delhi (NCT) | B.Sc Nursing Delhi NCR | BC PH | 1 | |
Delhi (NCT) | B.Sc Nursing Delhi NCR | EW NO | 7 | |
Delhi (NCT) | B.Sc Nursing Delhi NCR | OP NO | 25 | |
Delhi (NCT) | B.Sc Nursing Delhi NCR | OP PH | 1 | |
Delhi (NCT) | B.Sc Nursing Delhi NCR | SC NO | 7 | |
Delhi (NCT) | B.Sc Nursing Delhi NCR | SC PH | 1 | |
Delhi (NCT) | B.Sc Nursing Delhi NCR | ST PH | 4 | |
Delhi (NCT) | B.Sc Nursing All India | BC NO | 3 | |
Delhi (NCT) | B.Sc Nursing All India | EW NO | 1 | |
Delhi (NCT) | B.Sc Nursing All India | OP NO | 5 | |
Delhi (NCT) | B.Sc Nursing All India | SC NO | 2 | |
Delhi (NCT) | B.Sc Nursing All India | ST NO | 1 | |
Delhi (NCT) | B.Sc Nursing Delhi NCR CW Quota | BC NO | 1 | |
Delhi (NCT) | B.Sc Nursing Delhi NCR CW Quota | OP NO | 1 | |
Delhi (NCT) | B.Sc Nursing Delhi NCR CW Quota | SC NO | 1 | |
Delhi (NCT) | College of Nursing LHMC, New Delhi, College of Nursing Lady Hardinge Medical College & Associated Hospitals | B.Sc Nursing All India | BC NO | 14 |
Delhi (NCT) | B.Sc Nursing All India | BC PH | 1 | |
Delhi (NCT) | B.Sc Nursing All India | EW NO | 4 | |
Delhi (NCT) | B.Sc Nursing All India | EW PH | 1 | |
Delhi (NCT) | B.Sc Nursing All India | OP NO | 21 | |
Delhi (NCT) | B.Sc Nursing All India | OP PH | 2 | |
Delhi (NCT) | B.Sc Nursing All India | SC NO | 10 | |
Delhi (NCT) | B.Sc Nursing All India | ST NO | 5 | |
Delhi (NCT) | B.Sc Nursing Delhi NCR CW Quota | BC NO | 1 | |
Delhi (NCT) | B.Sc Nursing Delhi NCR CW Quota | EW NO | 1 | |
Delhi (NCT) | B.Sc Nursing Delhi NCR CW Quota | OP NO | 2 | |
Delhi (NCT) | College of Nursing RAK CON, New Delhi, Rajkumari Amrit Kaur College of Nursing Lajpat Nagar IV Near Moolchand Metro Station | B.Sc Nursing All India | BC NO | 18 |
Delhi (NCT) | B.Sc Nursing All India | BC PH | 1 | |
Delhi (NCT) | B.Sc Nursing All India | EW NO | 7 | |
Delhi (NCT) | B.Sc Nursing All India | OP NO | 27 | |
Delhi (NCT) | B.Sc Nursing All India | OP PH | 1 | |
Delhi (NCT) | B.Sc Nursing All India | SC NO | 9 | |
Delhi (NCT) | B.Sc Nursing All India | SC PH | 1 | |
Delhi (NCT) | B.Sc Nursing All India | ST NO | 4 | |
Delhi (NCT) | B.Sc Nursing All India | ST PH | 1 | |
Delhi (NCT) | B.Sc Nursing Delhi NCR CW Quota | BC NO | 1 | |
Delhi (NCT) | B.Sc Nursing Delhi NCR CW Quota | OP NO | 1 | |
Delhi (NCT) | B.Sc Nursing Delhi NCR CW Quota | SC NO | 1 | |
Delhi (NCT) | B.Sc Nursing Delhi NCR CW Quota | ST NO | 1 | |
Delhi (NCT) | CollegeMC and Safdarjang Hospital New of Nursing Safdarjung Hospital, New Delhi, College of Nursing VMDelhi | B.Sc Nursing All India | BC NO | 13 |
Delhi (NCT) | B.Sc Nursing All India | BC PH | 1 | |
Delhi (NCT) | B.Sc Nursing All India | EW NO | 6 | |
Delhi (NCT) | B.Sc Nursing All India | OP NO | 20 | |
Delhi (NCT) | B.Sc Nursing All India | OP PH | 1 | |
Delhi (NCT) | B.Sc Nursing All India | SC NO | 8 | |
Delhi (NCT) | B.Sc Nursing All India | ST NO | 4 | |
Delhi (NCT) | B.Sc Nursing IP CW Quota | BC NO | 1 | |
Delhi (NCT) | B.Sc Nursing IP CW Quota | OP NO | 1 | |
Karnataka | ESIC College of Nursing, Gulbarga, Karnataka | Employees State Insurance Scheme Nursing Quota (ESI-IP Quota Nursing) | BC NO | 7 |
Karnataka | Employees State Insurance Scheme Nursing Quota (ESI-IP Quota Nursing) | BC PH | 1 | |
Karnataka | Employees State Insurance Scheme Nursing Quota (ESI-IP Quota Nursing) | EW NO | 4 | |
Karnataka | Employees State Insurance Scheme Nursing Quota (ESI-IP Quota Nursing) | OP NO | 11 | |
Karnataka | Employees State Insurance Scheme Nursing Quota (ESI-IP Quota Nursing) | SC NO | 5 | |
Karnataka | Employees State Insurance Scheme Nursing Quota (ESI-IP Quota Nursing) | ST NO | 2 | |
Karnataka | ESIC College of Nursing, Indiranagar, Bangalore | Employees State Insurance Scheme Nursing Quota (ESI-IP Quota Nursing) | BC NO | 8 |
Karnataka | Employees State Insurance Scheme Nursing Quota (ESI-IP Quota Nursing) | EW NO | 2 | |
Karnataka | Employees State Insurance Scheme Nursing Quota (ESI-IP Quota Nursing) | OP NO | 12 | |
Karnataka | Employees State Insurance Scheme Nursing Quota (ESI-IP Quota Nursing) | OP PH | 1 | |
Karnataka | Employees State Insurance Scheme Nursing Quota (ESI-IP Quota Nursing) | SC NO | 5 | |
Karnataka | Employees State Insurance Scheme Nursing Quota (ESI-IP Quota Nursing) | ST NO | 2 | |
Uttar Pradesh | College of Nursing BHU, Varanasi, The Director Institute of Medical Sciences Banaras Hindu University | B.Sc Nursing All India | BC NO | 19 |
Uttar Pradesh | B.Sc Nursing All India | BC PH | 1 | |
Uttar Pradesh | B.Sc Nursing All India | EW NO | 7 | |
Uttar Pradesh | B.Sc Nursing All India | EW PH | 1 | |
Uttar Pradesh | B.Sc Nursing All India | OP NO | 28 | |
Uttar Pradesh | B.Sc Nursing All India | OP PH | 2 | |
Uttar Pradesh | B.Sc Nursing All India | SC NO | 11 | |
Uttar Pradesh | B.Sc Nursing All India | ST NO | 6 |
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