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Mahatma Gandhi Missions Medical College, Aurangabad — mop-up seats left, Round 3 cutoff & seat movement

Mop-up 2026: about 3 MBBS seats expected left after Round 3 — see the seat maths. In the MCC NEET UG 2026 Round 3 allotment, Mahatma Gandhi Missions Medical College, Aurangabad newly seated 58 MBBS candidates (32 fresh, 26 upgraded in), while 14 upgraded out; the Round 3 closing All India Rank went up to 9,84,560. Round 2 detail follows below. In the MCC NEET UG 2026 Round 2 final allotment (All India Quota), Mahatma Gandhi Missions Medical College, Aurangabad held 240 MBBS seats after Round 2 — 37 freshly allotted, 16 upgraded in, 111 retained and 76 froze their Round 1 seat, while 16 upgraded out. The Round 2 closing All India Rank went up to 9,55,428 (best 94,837), 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 Mahatma Gandhi Missions Medical College, Aurangabad after Round 3

About 3 MBBS seats at Mahatma Gandhi Missions Medical College, Aurangabad are expected to be open in the NEET UG 2026 mop-up round — 3 Management pool (Management + NRI). 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
Management (Self-Financed)Open (UR)213189241640251440in pool
NRIOpen (UR)3733401322018in 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)
  1. Round 1: 213 seats − 189 joined = 24 empty. 213 students were allotted; 24 did not join or gave the seat up. MCC’s Round 2 list showed 24 open.
  2. Round 2: 24 open + 16 freed = 40 available → 40 filled. “Freed” = 16 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.
  3. After Round 2 joining: 173 Round 1 students stayed + 40 placed in Round 2 = 213; 22 students placed in Round 2 did not join, so 191 students hold seats. MCC’s Round 3 list showed 25 open.
  4. Round 3: 25 open + 14 freed = 39 available − 40 filled → counted in the management pool (below). Round 3 filled 1 more than available, matching empty NRI/minority seats offered as management seats (an approved MCC process). “Freed” = 14 students holding a seat here upgraded elsewhere in Round 3.
The maths: NRI · Open (UR)
  1. Round 1: 37 seats − 3 joined = 34 empty. 4 students were allotted; 1 did not join or gave the seat up. MCC’s Round 2 list showed 34 open.
  2. Round 2: 34 open + 0 freed = 34 available → 13 filled. 21 seats stayed unfilled.
  3. After Round 2 joining: 3 Round 1 students stayed + 13 placed in Round 2 = 16; 1 student placed in Round 2 did not join, so 15 students hold seats. MCC’s Round 3 list showed 22 open.
  4. Round 3: 22 open + 0 freed = 22 available − 18 filled → counted in the management pool (below).
Management pool (management + NRI + minority seats, which MCC fills together at deemed universities): 47 open in Round 3 + 14 freed = 61 available − 58 filled = 3 seats left for the mop-up.
NRI seats (from MCC data): 37 · taken by NRI candidates: 34 · 1 empty NRI seat was filled as management in Round 3 (an approved MCC process) · 3 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 →
Mahatma Gandhi Missions Medical College, Aurangabad
Round 3 · latest58 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
NRIAll184,38,822 – 9,84,560
Self-Financed Merit SeatAll4080,024 – 3,70,500
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
NRIAll9,55,4289,84,560▼ loosened by 29,132
Self-Financed Merit SeatAll3,41,4803,70,500▼ loosened by 29,020
▼ 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

32
Freshly allotted
26
Upgraded IN
51
Retained
14
Upgraded OUT
Net: 58 came in (fresh + upgraded), 14 left by upgrading elsewhere.

Upgraded IN (Round 3) — from whereThese candidates moved up to Mahatma Gandhi Missions Medical College, Aurangabad from:

Upgraded OUT (Round 3) — to whereThese candidates left Mahatma Gandhi Missions Medical College, Aurangabad and moved up to:

Source: MCC NEET UG 2026 Round 3 allotment (30-09-2026). Check your own Round 3 result →
Earlier round · Round 2 final allotment
Mahatma Gandhi Missions Medical College, Aurangabad
R2 final · AIQ Gaining in R2 240 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)CategoryCandsAIR range (best–closing)You
Non-Resident IndianAll143,94,802 – 9,55,428
Self-Financed Merit SeatAll15094,837 – 3,41,480
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

37
Freshly allotted
16
Upgraded IN
111
Retained
76
Froze R1 seat
16
Upgraded OUT
Net: 53 came in (fresh + upgraded), 16 left by upgrading elsewhere.

Upgraded IN — from whereThese candidates moved up to Mahatma Gandhi Missions Medical College, Aurangabad from:

Upgraded OUT — to whereThese candidates left Mahatma Gandhi Missions Medical College, Aurangabad and moved up to:

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Colleges connected to Mahatma Gandhi Missions Medical College, Aurangabad in Round 2 movement

Dr. D Y Patil Medical College, KolhapurRural Medical College, LoniMalla Reddy Institute of Medical Sciences, HyderabadSri Devaraj URS Medical College, KolarDatta Meghe Medical College, NagpurKrishna Institute of Medical Sciences, KaradMahatma Gandhi Missions Medical College, PanvelJagadguru Gangadhar Mahaswamigalu Moorusavirmath Medical College JGMMMCJawaharlal Nehru Medical College, Sawangi (Meghe), WardhaSri Siddhartha Medical College, TumkurMallareddy Medical College for Women, HyderabadJawaharlal Nehru Medical College, BelgaumMahatma Gandhi Mission Medical College, VashiBharati Vidyapeeth University Medical College, PuneDr. D Y Patil Medical College, Hospital and Research Centre, Pimpri, PuneAmrita School of Medicine
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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.