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MCC Releases Tentative Seat Matrix for MBBS Round 1, 2025
MCC Releases Tentative Seat Matrix: The Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) has released the tentative seat matrix for Round 1 of UG MBBS Counselling 2025, as per the official notice dated 19th July 2025.
Whether you’re planning for a government seat in a top-tier AIIMS or looking at private or deemed universities, this seat matrix is your first clear window into what’s available — and how to approach your college choices.
What Does the Official MCC Notice Say?
MCC Releases Tentative Seat Matrix:
The National Medical Commission (NMC) has shared the tentative MBBS seat matrix for the academic year 2025-26 with all participating colleges and state counselling authorities. MCC has advised that all seats should be filled strictly as per this matrix to ensure transparency and fairness.
What Is the Seat Matrix & Why Does It Matter?
The seat matrix tells you exactly how many MBBS seats are available in each college, and under which quota. It includes:
- Institute name
- Location & management type (Govt./Private/Deemed)
- Number of MBBS seats for 2025
- Colleges under AIIMS, JIPMER, State, Central, and even newly added institutes
This matrix is the backbone of the Round 1 counselling process — helping students plan preferences and know their chances.
Some Key Observations from the 2025 Seat Matrix
Here are a few highlights (as seen in the document):
- AIIMS New Delhi: 132 seats
- Maulana Azad Medical College, Delhi: 250 seats
- Bangalore Medical College: 250 seats
- Government colleges in Bihar, Rajasthan, and UP have new seats added
- Some colleges like SVIMS Tirupati, Karnataka’s newer govt. institutes, and multiple new Telangana govt. Colleges have been allotted fresh seats
- Private colleges continue to dominate in some states like Karnataka, Maharashtra, and Tamil Nadu
Download Notification PDF
Expert Tips from Radical Education
1. Be realistic, not emotional– Always shortlist colleges not just by name but by feasibility based on past cutoffs and your category.
2. Government or Private – weigh wisely– Govt. colleges are budget-friendly, but a good private college with strong clinical exposure is a solid option too.
3. Don’t copy someone else’s list.– Your marks, category, budget, and goals are unique. Your preference list should be too.
4. Use this time to do deep research.– Go beyond the seat number — check college reviews, patient load, hostel facilities, and internship support.
5. Stay updated and alert– Counselling timelines can change fast. Bookmark MCC’s website and follow credible counsellors like Radical Education for alerts.
FAQs
How should I use the matrix for Round 1 option entry?
Refer to it while creating your preference list. Filter options by quota, category, and past cutoffs.
Does it include AIIMS and JIPMER seats?
Yes, the matrix includes AIIMS, JIPMER, and Central Institutes along with other govt. and private medical colleges.
What if my preferred college doesn’t appear in the matrix?
It may be awaiting NMC approval or may not be participating in MCC counselling. Check with the specific state authority or wait for the next round update.