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NEET 2026 Rank vs College

Use this NEET 2026 Rank vs College guide to see, at a glance, the type of medical college you can realistically expect at different All India Rank ranges — based on recent counselling trends.

Rank Range vs Likely College

NEET 2026 — Marks vs Expected AIR
Marks Range Expected AIR Admission Possibility
700–720 Top 100 AIIMS Delhi, Top Govt Medical Colleges
680–699 100–500 AIIMS (other campuses), Top Govt Colleges
660–679 500–1,500 AIIMS regional, Top State Govt Colleges
640–659 1,500–4,000 State Top Govt Medical Colleges
620–639 4,000–8,000 Good State Govt Medical Colleges
600–619 8,000–15,000 State Govt Colleges, ESIC Medical Colleges
580–599 15,000–25,000 State Govt Colleges (State Quota)
550–579 25,000–45,000 Govt Colleges (SC/OBC), Private Colleges
500–549 45,000–80,000 Private Medical Colleges (State Quota)
450–499 80,000–1,20,000 Private / Deemed Medical Colleges
400–449 1,20,000–1,80,000 Deemed Universities, AYUSH Colleges
350–399 1,80,000–2,50,000 AYUSH (BAMS, BUMS, BHMS) — possible
145–349 >2,50,000 Only AYUSH if seats available; consider reappear

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Frequently Asked Questions — Rank vs College

All India Quota (AIQ) covers 15% of government medical college seats plus all seats at AIIMS, JIPMER, ESIC and AFMC; it is conducted by MCC at mcc.nic.in and is open to candidates from any state. State Quota covers the remaining 85% of government seats plus all private/deemed college seats in a state; it is conducted by the State Authority and usually requires a state domicile certificate. Private college fees are considerably higher (₹10–30 lakh per year).