NEET PG 2026 seat matrix analytics

What “not allotted in Round 1” means

• It is a fact, not a forecast. These seats were in MCC’s final Round 1 matrix and nobody was allotted them in Round 1.
• It is not a Round 2 seat list. MCC’s official Round 2 matrix (expected around 6–7 Nov) usually has more seats, because it also counts seats left by candidates who do not join, resign or upgrade, and any seats MCC adds. Seats can also be removed.
• Labels can change. Under MCC’s rules, an unfilled seat’s quota or category (for example NRI, minority, internal quota or PwD) can be converted in a later round. Check the current MCC information bulletin.
• Eligibility matters. Internal-quota seats are only for that university’s MBBS graduates; NRI and minority seats need the right documents; PwD seats need a valid disability certificate.
• Ranks shown are Round 1 allotments. “AIR range” is the range of All India Ranks allotted that seat in Round 1, not a cutoff for later rounds. On deemed seats, fees matter as much as rank.

How we checked these numbers

✓ Seat totals match MCC’s printed totals✓ All 28,723 Round 1 serials read✓ All four MCC matrices loaded✓ Every allotment matched to its seat✓ No seat shows more allotments than seats

Sources: MCC Final All India Quota Seats Matrix PG Counselling 2026 (MD/MS) — 14,113 seats; Final Deemed Seats Matrix PG Counselling 2026 (MD/MS) — 7,537 seats; Final Seats Matrix DNB PG Counselling 2026 — 9,201; Final Central Internal Quota Seats Matrix PG Counselling 2026 (MD/MS) — 857; NEET-PG Counselling Seats Allotment 2026 Round 1 (printed 23-10-2026) — 28,723 allotments. Institute names are shortened from MCC’s address field. Spotted an error? Write to whitecoatguru@gmail.com.