NEET college predictor built from MCC’s 2026 allotment results
This NEET college predictor shows the MBBS, BDS and B.Sc. Nursing seats in the MCC all-India counselling that went to a candidate ranked at or after you in 2026. MCC does not publish cut-off tables, so the opening and closing ranks here were counted directly from its official final allotment results for Rounds 1, 2 and 3 — 66,557 allotments across 625 colleges.
It works without registration and entirely in your browser. Enter your All India Rank — or your marks, which are converted with NTA’s 2026 score counts — pick your category, and filter by course, quota and college. Each row tells you how far into the list that seat went in each round.
How to use the NEET College Predictor (MCC 2026 All India Counselling)
- Type your NEET (UG) All India Rank, or choose “I only know my marks” for an estimate.
- Pick your category and tick PwD if it applies; OBC means the central OBC (non-creamy layer) list.
- Keep the quotas open to everyone, or tick a special quota (ESI, Delhi University, minority, NRI…) only if you qualify for it.
- Choose whether to compare with the last rank in any round or with a single round, and how wide a borderline margin you want.
- Read the list from the most competitive seats down and copy it for your choice-filling notes.
NEET College Predictor (MCC 2026 All India Counselling) features
Official MCC data
Counted from MCC’s Round 1 (24 Aug), Round 2 (12 Sep) and Round 3 (30 Sep 2026) final allotment PDFs.
Round by round
Round 1 opening and closing rank, Round 2 and Round 3 closing rank for every college, course, quota and category.
Quota aware
All India 15 %, central institutes’ open seats and deemed universities by default; 23 special quotas only when you opt in.
Predictor by marks
Marks are turned into an approximate AIR with NTA’s published NEET (UG) 2026 score counts, the same as the NEET marks vs rank tool.
No sign-up
Nothing to register and no personal data sent anywhere.
How the closing ranks were worked out
For each round, every allotted candidate’s All India Rank was grouped by college, course, quota and allotted category. The smallest rank in a group is the opening rank and the largest is the closing rank. Rounds 2 and 3 count every seat shown in that round’s columns — fresh allotments, upgrades and seats retained from the earlier round.
Worked example: Maulana Azad Medical College, New Delhi, MBBS, All India quota, Open category closed at AIR 129 in Round 1 and 127 in Round 2. With AIR 129 you are within; with AIR 130 you are borderline.
What is not included
- State-quota seats (85 % of government seats, and private colleges), which are allotted by each state’s own counselling and merit list — the “neet college predictor state quota” question needs that state’s data.
- The MCC stray vacancy round, and AIIMS/JIPMER institutional rules beyond what the allotment lists show.
- Seat matrix changes for next year — new colleges and added seats can move closing ranks a lot.
NEET College Predictor (MCC 2026 All India Counselling) FAQ
Is this NEET college predictor free and without registration?
Yes. It runs in your browser from MCC’s published results; there is no login, phone number or payment.
Can I use the NEET college predictor by marks?
Yes. Choose “I only know my marks”: 600 marks became about AIR 10,160 in 2026. Marks below 213 cannot be converted, because NTA published no counts there.
Does it cover state quota?
No. MCC conducts only the all-India quota, central institutes, deemed universities and ESI/AMU/BHU-type quotas. State quotas have separate merit lists.
Why is the Round 2 closing rank sometimes lower than Round 1?
Round 2 counts the seats held after Round 2, including better-ranked candidates who upgraded into that seat, so the last rank can move either way.
What do “within” and “borderline” mean?
Within: your rank is at or before the closing rank. Borderline: your rank is up to 10 % (or the margin you chose) after it — possible, not likely.
How should I use the list during MCC choice filling?
Put the colleges you prefer first even if they look out of reach, then add a good number of “within” seats as a safety net. The order of your choices, not this list, decides your allotment, and seats freed in later rounds can still reach you.
Is a deemed university seat the same as All India quota?
No. “Self-Financed Merit Seat” is the deemed-university quota, with much higher fees; it is listed separately so you can decide.