Predict, Analyse & Plan Your NEET Uttar Pradesh Journey
The NEET College Predictor 2026 for Uttar Pradesh is an invaluable tool for medical aspirants who are aiming to secure MBBS or BDS seats in Uttar Pradesh. With 87 MBBS colleges in UP and 23 BDS colleges, it is important for students to know about the colleges where they have a good chance of getting admission. The Uttar Pradesh college predictor NEET 2026 uses advanced algorithms and historical data, and helps candidates estimate their chances of admission based on their NEET 2026 rank, score, category, and seat preferences.
Advantages of UP NEET college predictor 2026
Accurate College Predictions: Uses historical UP NEET counselling data and advanced algorithms to provide accurate estimates of MBBS/BDS colleges in Uttar Pradesh based on your NEET 2026 rank and category.
Informed Decision-Making: Helps candidates select colleges during counselling by offering insights into admission chances, cutoffs, and seat availability for 85% state quota seats.
Time-Saving Tool: Quickly generates a personalised list of suitable colleges, eliminating the need to manually research 87 MBBS colleges and 23 BDS colleges in Uttar Pradesh.
Fee and Infrastructure Insights: Provides detailed information on UP college fee structures, admission processes, and facilities.
How to use UP NEET college predictor 2026?
1. Visit the UP NEET college predictor tool
2. Enter the NEET All India Rank and select the seat type
3. Select the “Category” of the student
4. Click on the “Predict my colleges” button
5. A complete list of MBBS and BDS colleges of Uttar Pradesh will be sent, where students have a good chance of getting admission.
Top 5 MBBS colleges in Uttar Pradesh: Previous year cutoff
Institute | NEET 2024 Opening rank | NEET 2024 Closing rank |
Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi | 235 | 1014 |
KGMU Lucknow | 326 | 1352 |
JL Nehru Medical College, AMU | 1003 | 3131 |
Dr. Ram Manohar Lohia Institute of Medical Science, Lucknow | 2094 | 2759 |
LLRM Medical College, Meerut | 3443 | 4369 |
Disclaimer: The opening and closing ranks mentioned in the table are for the General category
Top 5 BDS colleges in Uttar Pradesh
Name of Institute | NEET 2024 opening rank | NEET 2024 closing rank |
King George’s Medical University | 13909 | 17984 |
Faculty of Dental Sciences | 18224 | 22043 |
Aligarh Muslim University | 23004 | 27851 |
Saraswati Dental College and Hospital | 102345 | 298765 |
ITS Dental College | 145672 | 412387 |
The NEET 2026 College Predictor for UP is a tool by Careers360 that helps candidates estimate which medical or dental colleges they might get based on their NEET 2026 rank, category, and state quota. It uses previous years' cutoff data and current trends for accurate predictions.
The UP NEET college predictor 2026 by Careers360 has an excellent accuracy rate and provides close estimates based on past cutoffs, seat matrix, and reservation rules.
Yes, the NEET 2026 College Predictor Uttar Pradesh covers both MBBS and BDS government and private colleges.
Yes, the NEET UG college predictor considers Uttar Pradesh’s reservation criteria, such as OBC, SC, ST, EWS, and female quotas, while suggesting the MBBS/ BDS colleges.
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