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NMC Updated MBBS Seat Matrix 2025–26 Released
NMC Updated MBBS Seat Matrix: The National Medical Commission (NMC) has officially published an updated MBBS seat matrix for the academic year 2025–26. This comes after recent approvals for new medical colleges, renewal of existing seats, and sanction of additional seats across several states.
What’s New in the MBBS Seat Matrix 2025–26?
According to the NMC notice dated 26th September 2025, the revised seat matrix reflects:
- Renewal of existing MBBS seats in many colleges.
- Additional seat approvals in both government and private institutions.
- Newly established colleges that are now part of the official matrix.
- AIIMS, JIPMER, and Central Government Institutions are included in the updated data.
Download the Official NMC Updated MBBS Seat Matrix:
Expert Tips from Radical Education
- Don’t just focus on your home state — look at national-level options where new seats may increase your chances.
- Seat numbers alone don’t tell the full story. Compare them with last year’s cutoffs to get a realistic picture.
- With new colleges added, you may have fresh opportunities. Keep your choices wide instead of limiting yourself to a handful of colleges.
- Counselling moves quickly. Be ready with your documents, fee arrangements, and backup plans in advance.
FAQs
What changes have been made in 2025–26?
The update includes renewal of existing seats, additional seats in some colleges, and the inclusion of newly approved institutions.
Does the seat matrix affect NEET UG counselling?
Yes. Both MCC (for All India Quota and deemed/central universities) and state counselling bodies use this matrix to allocate seats.
How will this benefit students?
With more seats available, students have higher chances of securing admission within India, potentially at lower costs compared to studying abroad.
Are AIIMS and JIPMER included in this matrix?
Yes. AIIMS, JIPMER, and other central government institutions are part of the official seat count.
