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MCC NEET UG 2026 · Round 3 · with Round 2 history

Government Medical College, Barmer — mop-up seats left, Round 3 cutoff & seat movement

Mop-up 2026: no MBBS seats expected left after Round 3 — see the seat maths. In the MCC NEET UG 2026 Round 3 allotment, Government Medical College, Barmer newly seated 14 MBBS candidates (8 fresh, 6 upgraded in), while 11 upgraded out; the Round 3 closing All India Rank went up to 86,478. Round 2 detail follows below. In the MCC NEET UG 2026 Round 2 final allotment (All India Quota), Government Medical College, Barmer held 25 MBBS seats after Round 2 — 15 freshly allotted, 5 upgraded in, 0 retained and 5 froze their Round 1 seat, while 4 upgraded out. The Round 2 closing All India Rank went up to 80,082 (best 11,650), varying by seat route and category.

Seats left for the mop-up round
NEET UG 2026 · after Round 3Updated 5 Oct 2026
⚠️ Estimate — not MCC’s official list
  • WhiteCoatGuru’s projection from MCC’s public documents. It may contain errors.
  • Only MCC publishes the official mop-up seat matrix, on mcc.nic.in. Check it before filling choices.
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Seats left at Government Medical College, Barmer after Round 3

No MBBS seats at Government Medical College, Barmer are expected to be left after Round 3. A seat opens in the mop-up only if a Round 3 allottee does not join. WhiteCoatGuru estimate from MCC’s Round 1–3 seat matrices and allotments; it assumes every Round 3 allottee joins.

QuotaCategoryR1 seatsR1 joinedOpen R2Freed R2R2 filledOpen R3Freed R3R3 filledLeft
All IndiaOpen (UR)716171340
All IndiaOBC615161340
All IndiaEWS211120110
All IndiaSC312130330
All IndiaST202021120
Freed = seats released during that round because the student holding them upgraded to another college; MCC gives these out in the same round, which is why a round can fill more seats than its official vacancy list.

How we worked it out — step by step

The maths: All India · Open (UR)
  1. Round 1: 7 seats − 1 joined = 6 empty. 7 students were allotted; 6 did not join or gave the seat up. MCC’s Round 2 list showed 6 open.
  2. Round 2: 6 open + 1 freed = 7 available → 7 filled. “Freed” = 1 student who had joined here in Round 1 got a better college in Round 2; their seats were given out in the same round. Every available seat was filled.
  3. After Round 2 joining: 0 Round 1 students stayed + 7 placed in Round 2 = 7; 1 student placed in Round 2 did not join, so 6 students hold seats. MCC’s Round 3 list showed 1 open.
  4. Round 3: 1 open + 3 freed = 4 available − 4 filled = 0 seats left for the mop-up. “Freed” = 3 students holding a seat here upgraded elsewhere in Round 3.
The maths: All India · OBC
  1. Round 1: 6 seats − 1 joined = 5 empty. 6 students were allotted; 5 did not join or gave the seat up. MCC’s Round 2 list showed 5 open.
  2. Round 2: 5 open + 1 freed = 6 available → 6 filled. “Freed” = 1 student who had joined here in Round 1 got a better college in Round 2; their seats were given out in the same round. Every available seat was filled.
  3. After Round 2 joining: 0 Round 1 students stayed + 6 placed in Round 2 = 6; 1 student placed in Round 2 did not join, so 5 students hold seats. MCC’s Round 3 list showed 1 open.
  4. Round 3: 1 open + 3 freed = 4 available − 4 filled = 0 seats left for the mop-up. “Freed” = 3 students holding a seat here upgraded elsewhere in Round 3.
The maths: All India · SC
  1. Round 1: 3 seats − 1 joined = 2 empty. 3 students were allotted; 2 did not join or gave the seat up. MCC’s Round 2 list showed 2 open.
  2. Round 2: 2 open + 1 freed = 3 available → 3 filled. “Freed” = 1 student who had joined here in Round 1 got a better college in Round 2; their seats were given out in the same round. Every available seat was filled.
  3. After Round 2 joining: 3 students hold seats. MCC’s Round 3 list showed 0 open.
  4. Round 3: 0 open + 3 freed = 3 available − 3 filled = 0 seats left for the mop-up. “Freed” = 3 students holding a seat here upgraded elsewhere in Round 3.
The maths: All India · EWS
  1. Round 1: 2 seats − 1 joined = 1 empty. 2 students were allotted; 1 did not join or gave the seat up. MCC’s Round 2 list showed 1 open.
  2. Round 2: 1 open + 1 freed = 2 available → 2 filled. “Freed” = 1 student who had joined here in Round 1 got a better college in Round 2; their seats were given out in the same round. Every available seat was filled.
  3. After Round 2 joining: 2 students hold seats. MCC’s Round 3 list showed 0 open.
  4. Round 3: 0 open + 1 freed = 1 available − 1 filled = 0 seats left for the mop-up. “Freed” = 1 student holding a seat here upgraded elsewhere in Round 3.
The maths: All India · ST
  1. Round 1: 2 seats − 0 joined = 2 empty. 2 students were allotted; 2 did not join or gave the seat up. MCC’s Round 2 list showed 2 open.
  2. Round 2: 2 open + 0 freed = 2 available → 2 filled. Every available seat was filled.
  3. After Round 2 joining: 0 Round 1 students stayed + 2 placed in Round 2 = 2; 1 student placed in Round 2 did not join, so 1 student holds a seat. MCC’s Round 3 list showed 1 open.
  4. Round 3: 1 open + 1 freed = 2 available − 2 filled = 0 seats left for the mop-up. “Freed” = 1 student holding a seat here upgraded elsewhere in Round 3.
Sources: MCC NEET UG 2026 Round 1 seat matrix; MCC Round 2 and Round 3 clear-vacancy lists; MCC Round 3 allotment result (30-09-2026), all from mcc.nic.in. Compare seats left at other colleges →
Government Medical College, Barmer
Round 3 · latest14 newly seated in R3

Who got in — Round 3Candidates newly seated here in Round 3 (fresh allotment or upgrade), by seat route & the candidate's own category.

Seat route (quota)CategoryCandsAIR range (best–closing)You
All India (AIQ)General112,737 – 12,737
All India (AIQ)OBC79,083 – 13,917
All India (AIQ)EWS116,209 – 16,209
All India (AIQ)SC375,284 – 76,718
All India (AIQ)ST286,404 – 86,478
Use “Compare your All India Rank” below — it checks Round 3 and Round 2 rows together.

How the cutoff moved · Round 2 → Round 3

Seat routeCategoryR2 closingR3 closingMovement
All India (AIQ)OBC13,65013,917▼ loosened by 267
All India (AIQ)EWS13,70316,209▼ loosened by 2,506
All India (AIQ)SC69,20276,718▼ loosened by 7,516
All India (AIQ)ST80,08286,478▼ loosened by 6,396
▼ loosened = a worse rank got in by Round 3. The mop-up round often loosens further, but it is not guaranteed.

Seat movement in Round 3

8
Freshly allotted
6
Upgraded IN
6
Retained
11
Upgraded OUT
Net: 14 came in (fresh + upgraded), 11 left by upgrading elsewhere.
Source: MCC NEET UG 2026 Round 3 allotment (30-09-2026). Check your own Round 3 result →
Earlier round · Round 2 final allotment
Government Medical College, Barmer
R2 final · AIQ Gaining in R2 25 seats held after R2

Who got in — by seat route & categoryCategory = candidate's own category · Seat route = MCC quota. Range = best to closing AIR of candidates newly seated here in R2.

Course: MBBS
Seat route (quota)CategoryCandsAIR range (best–closing)You
All IndiaEWS213,379 – 13,703
All IndiaOBC1311,650 – 13,650
All IndiaSC367,540 – 69,202
All IndiaST276,931 – 80,082
The seat is usually allotted under the "Open"/quota category; the "Category" column is the candidate's own category.

Seat movement in Round 2

15
Freshly allotted
5
Upgraded IN
0
Retained
5
Froze R1 seat
4
Upgraded OUT
Net: 20 came in (fresh + upgraded), 4 left by upgrading elsewhere.

Upgraded IN — from whereThese candidates moved up to Government Medical College, Barmer from:

Upgraded OUT — to whereThese candidates left Government Medical College, Barmer and moved up to:

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This is WhiteCoatGuru's reading of the official MCC NEET UG 2026 Round 2 final allotment (All India Quota) and may contain parsing errors — verify on mcc.nic.in before acting. A "closing rank" here is not an official cutoff. MCC is the final authority. WhiteCoatGuru is an independent, unofficial guidance service, not affiliated with NMC/MCC.