Jawaharlal Nehru Medical College, Sawangi (Meghe), Wardha — mop-up seats left, Round 3 cutoff & seat movement
Mop-up 2026: about 6 MBBS seats expected left after Round 3 — see the seat maths. In the MCC NEET UG 2026 Round 3 allotment, Jawaharlal Nehru Medical College, Sawangi (Meghe), Wardha newly seated 120 MBBS candidates (84 fresh, 36 upgraded in), while 59 upgraded out; the Round 3 closing All India Rank went up to 9,29,912. Round 2 detail follows below. In the MCC NEET UG 2026 Round 2 final allotment (All India Quota), Jawaharlal Nehru Medical College, Sawangi (Meghe), Wardha held 233 MBBS seats after Round 2 — 67 freshly allotted, 37 upgraded in, 57 retained and 72 froze their Round 1 seat, while 48 upgraded out. The Round 2 closing All India Rank went up to 7,17,407 (best 1,40,700), varying by seat route.
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.
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Seats left at Jawaharlal Nehru Medical College, Sawangi (Meghe), Wardha after Round 3
About 6 MBBS seats at Jawaharlal Nehru Medical College, Sawangi (Meghe), Wardha are expected to be open in the NEET UG 2026 mop-up round — 6 Management pool (Management + NRI). WhiteCoatGuru estimate from MCC’s Round 1–3 seat matrices and allotments; it assumes every Round 3 allottee joins.
Quota
Category
R1 seats
R1 joined
Open R2
Freed R2
R2 filled
Open R3
Freed R3
R3 filled
Left
Management (Self-Financed)
Open (UR)
212
156
56
48
104
29
59
120
in pool
NRI
Open (UR)
38
0
38
0
0
38
0
0
in pool
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: Management (Self-Financed) · Open (UR)
Round 1: 212 seats − 156 joined = 56 empty. 212 students were allotted; 56 did not join or gave the seat up. MCC’s Round 2 list showed 56 open.
Round 2: 56 open + 48 freed = 104 available → 104 filled. “Freed” = 48 students 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.
After Round 2 joining: 108 Round 1 students stayed + 104 placed in Round 2 = 212; 23 students placed in Round 2 did not join, so 189 students hold seats. MCC’s Round 3 list showed 29 open.
Round 3: 29 open + 59 freed = 88 available − 120 filled → counted in the management pool (below). Round 3 filled 32 more than available, matching empty NRI/minority seats offered as management seats (an approved MCC process). “Freed” = 59 students holding a seat here upgraded elsewhere in Round 3.
The maths: NRI · Open (UR)
Round 1: 38 seats − 0 joined = 38 empty. MCC’s Round 2 list showed 38 open.
Round 2: 38 open + 0 freed = 38 available → 0 filled. 38 seats stayed unfilled.
After Round 2 joining: 0 students hold seats. MCC’s Round 3 list showed 38 open.
Round 3: 38 open + 0 freed = 38 available − 0 filled → counted in the management pool (below).
Management pool (management + NRI + minority seats, which MCC fills together at deemed universities): 67 open in Round 3 + 59 freed = 126 available − 120 filled = 6 seats left for the mop-up.
NRI seats (from MCC data): 38 · taken by NRI candidates: 0 · 32 empty NRI seats were filled as management in Round 3 (an approved MCC process) · 6 NRI seats are vacant after Round 3 — may be offered as management seats in the mop-up.
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 →
Jawaharlal Nehru Medical College, Sawangi (Meghe), Wardha
Round 3 · latest120 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)
Category
Cands
AIR range (best–closing)
You
Self-Financed Merit Seat
All
120
4,06,979 – 9,29,912
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 route
Category
R2 closing
R3 closing
Movement
Self-Financed Merit Seat
All
7,17,407
9,29,912
▼ loosened by 2,12,505
▼ 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
84
Freshly allotted
36
Upgraded IN
38
Retained
59
Upgraded OUT
Net: 120 came in (fresh + upgraded), 59 left by upgrading elsewhere.
Upgraded IN (Round 3) — from whereThese candidates moved up to Jawaharlal Nehru Medical College, Sawangi (Meghe), Wardha from:
Jawaharlal Nehru Medical College, Sawangi (Meghe), Wardha
R2 final · AIQGaining in R2233 seats held after R2
Who got in — by seat routeDeemed college — no category reservation, so rows are by seat route (Merit / NRI) only. Range = best to closing AIR of candidates newly seated here in R2.
Course: MBBS
Seat route (quota)
Category
Cands
AIR range (best–closing)
You
Self-Financed Merit Seat
All
161
1,40,700 – 7,17,407
Deemed colleges have no category reservation; seats are Self-Financed (Merit) or NRI. A very high closing AIR reflects NRI / self-financed seats, not a merit cutoff.
Seat movement in Round 2
67
Freshly allotted
37
Upgraded IN
57
Retained
72
Froze R1 seat
48
Upgraded OUT
Net: 104 came in (fresh + upgraded), 48 left by upgrading elsewhere.
Upgraded IN — from whereThese candidates moved up to Jawaharlal Nehru Medical College, Sawangi (Meghe), Wardha from:
About this page 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.