Maharashtra NEET Counselling 2026

Maharashtra NEET Counselling 2026 releases the provisional selection list for MBBS and BDS courses under Group A CAP Round-1 of NEET UG 2026. Maharashtra NEET Counselling 2026 is conducted by the Directorate Of Medical Education And Research (DMER) for admission to medical and dental courses in prestigious colleges in Maharashtra.

Since Maharashtra has become one of the prominent educational hubs for medical courses, the number of medical and dental colleges has increased in the state, resulting in Maharashtra becoming one of the best choices for pursuing medical education. On top of that, Maharashtra NEET Counselling has given deserving medical and dental aspirants a chance to fulfil their dreams of becoming the future of the Indian medical landscape. 

With over 68 medical colleges and 38 dental colleges Maharashtra’s counselling conducting authority will start the NEET counselling process, which meticulously follows the transparent and fair approach to the admission of the medical and dental colleges. The state counselling (Centralized Allotment Process) has authority over 85 % of the Medical and dental seats in government and private colleges whereas the 15% of seats will be filled with AIQ for which the counselling is done by the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC).

The Counselling Process starts after the release of the NEET Exam 2026 results, which is expected to held on  June 2026. The counselling will be followed in simple steps, such as registration. Choice filling and locking, round for counselling, seat allotment, merit list, document verification and reporting to the colleges. There will be four rounds of counselling whereas the stray vacancy round will be the optional round in case any seats remain vacant.  

Maharashtra NEET Counselling 2026 Highlights

Counselling Specifics	Details
Counselling Name	Maharashtra NEET Counselling 2026
Counselling Conducting Authority	Directorate Of Medical Education And Research (DMER), Maharashtra
Effective Entrance Exam	NEET Conducted by the NTA
Courses Offered	MBBS and BDS
No. Of Medical Colleges in Maharashtra	63 (41 Government + 22 Private)
No. Of Dental Colleges in Maharashtra	29 (04 Government + 25 Private)
Total No. Of Medical seats In Maharashtra	9120 (5950 Government + 3170 Private)
Total No. Of Dental seats In Maharashtra	2575 (225 Government + 2350 Private)
No. Of Counselling round	4 ( Stray Round is Optional)
Date of Counselling Start	to be notified
Official website	https://cetcell.net.in/

Latest News & Notification

Below are the latest news and updates on Maharashtra NEET Counselling 2026. Stay informed about important dates, registration procedures, seat allotment results, and other essential details for a smooth counselling experience. This section will be regularly updated with the latest notifications and announcements released from the Directorate Of Medical Education And Research (DMER), Maharashtra, ensuring that you have the most accurate and up-to-date information at your fingertips.

Maharashtra NEET Counselling Important Dates

Round 1 schedule

Event	Dates
Online Registration and Session Apply (Common for All Courses) MBBS/ BDS/ BAMS/ BHMS/ BUMS/ BPTH/BOTH/ BASLP/ B(P&O)	to be notified
Payment of Registration Fees through Online Payment Gateway for MBBS/ BDS/ BAMS/ BHMS/ BUMS/ BPTH/BOTH/ BASLP/ B(P&O) (A candidate will be treated as registered for the process only after successful Payment of the fees.)	to be notified
Uploading of coloured scanned copies of the Original Requisite Documents on the portal as per the list.	to be notified
Publication of Registered Candidate List	to be notified
Publication of Provisional Merit List of Registered Candidates for MBBS and BDS courses only	to be notified
Publication of Seat Matrix for Group A - MBBS/BDS Only	to be notified
Online Filling of Preference Form Group A - MBBS/BDS Only	to be notified
Declaration of CAP Round - 1 Selection List Group A - MBBS/BDS Only	to be notified
Physical Joining and Filling of Status Retention Form with All Original Documents & Requisite Fees by DD/Cheque (The cheque shall be replaced with DD on the next working day)	to be notified

Round 2 schedule

Activity	Dates
Last date to resign Round 1 joined seat without forfeiture of fees	to be notified
Publication of Seat Matrix for CAP-2	to be notified
Online Preference/Choice Form Filling Process of eligible candidates for CAP-2 of NEET-UG-2025 (MBBS/BDS Courses only) (Choice filled during CAP-1 will be null & void)	to be notified
Declaration of  Second Selection List CAP-2 of NEET-UG-2025 (MBBS/BDS Courses only)	to be notified
Physical Joining and Filling of Status Retention form with All Original Documents & Requisite Fees by DD/Cheque at the allotted college. (Including Holiday)	to be notified
Last date to resign Round 2 Joined seats with forfeiture of registration fees as per Information Brochure	to be notified
Commencement of Academic Session as per MCC	to be notified

Round 3 Schedule

Activity	Dates
Online Registration and Session Applyfor (These candidates will not be considered for BAMS/ BHMS/ BUMS/ BPTH/ BOTH/ BASLP/ B(P&O) CAP-1&2 round) Candidateswhohave registered previously need to register only if their fee was forfeited as per rules.	to be notified
Payment of Registration Fees through Online Payment Gateway for MBBS/BDS Courses only (A candidate will be treated as registered for the process only after successful Payment of the fees.)	to be notified
Uploading of coloured scanned documents	to be notified
Publication of a General List of Registered Candidates for MBBS/BDS Courses only	to be notified
Publication of Combined Common Provisional State Merit List of MBBS/BDS courses only	to be notified
Publication of Seat Matrix for CAP-3	to be notified
Online Preference/Choice Form Filling Process of eligible candidates for CAP- 3 of MBBS/BDS courses only (Choice filled during CAP-2 will be null & Void)	to be notified
Declaration of Third Selection List CAP-3 of MBBS/BDS courses only	to be notified
Physical Joining with All Original Documents & Requisite Fees by DD/   Cheque at the allotted college. (Including Holiday)	to be notified
Prescribed last date to resign the seat without Penalty. (Any cancellation after this date will lead to penalty as per clause 16 of the Information brochure)	to be notified

Maharashtra NEET Counselling Eligibility Quota

Category	Criteria	Description
Nationality	Indian Citizen	Must possess valid Indian citizenship.
NEET Qualification	NEET 2026 Score	Must have qualified in the NEET 2026 exam with a score above the cut-off percentile for the respective category.
Educational Qualification	Class 12th or Equivalent	Must have passed Class 12th or equivalent examination from a recognized board.
Domicile	Maharashtra Domicile	There are three categories based on domicile: Type A: Passed both Classes 10th and 12th from Maharashtra. Type B: Passed Class 12th from Maharashtra and one parent holds a valid Maharashtra domicile certificate. Type C: Passed both Class 10th and 12th from Maharashtra and one parent is an employee of the Government of India or a Government of India undertaking stationed in Maharashtra.
Age Limit	Minimum 17 years old	Must be at least 17 years old as of December 31, 2025
Additional Requirements	Valid documents	Must possess valid documents like Aadhaar card, Class 10th and 12th mark sheets, NEET scorecard, domicile certificate (if applicable), caste certificate (if applicable), etc.

NEET 2025 Cut-Off

Category	Cut-Off Percentile	NEET Cut-Off 2025	No. Of Candidates
UR/EWS	50th Percentile	144	11,01,151
OBC	40th Percentile	113	88692
SC	40th Percentile	113	31,995
ST	40th Percentile	113	13940
UR/EWS-PwD	45th Percentile	127	472
OBC-PwD	40th Percentile	113	216
SC-PwD	40th Percentile	113	48
ST-PwD	40th Percentile	113	17

Maharashtra NEET Counselling – MBBS/BDS Cutoff 2024 Category-wise, Round-wise & College-wise

It is important to know the cutoff from the previous year if you wish to enroll in Maharashtra's government or private medical schools for MBBS. We have included the entire Maharashtra NEET Counselling 2024 MBBS/BDS cutoff in the PDF below, which is organized by college, round, and category. For every category, including UR, OBC, EWS, SEBC, VJA, Defence, NTB, NTC, NTD, SC, and ST, you may find the NEET score and rank from Round 1 to the Stray Vacancy Round. You can use this information to assist you make the best choice possible during Maharashtra NEET Counseling 2026.

Download the full PDF from the link below.

CATEGORY	DOWNLOAD
Open Category	DOWNLOAD HERE
OBC Category	DOWNLOAD HERE
EWS Category	DOWNLOAD HERE
SEBC Category	DOWNLOAD HERE
VJA Category	DOWNLOAD HERE
Defence Category	DOWNLOAD HERE
NTB Category	DOWNLOAD HERE
NTC Category	DOWNLOAD HERE
NTD Category	DOWNLOAD HERE
SC Category	DOWNLOAD HERE
ST Category	DOWNLOAD HERE
Government Dental College wise 3rd Round	DOWNLOAD HERE
Private Medical College-wise (MBBS) 3rd Round	DOWNLOAD HERE

Maharashtra NEET Counselling Seat Matrix (MBBS/BDS)

Maharashtra NEET Counselling Seat Matrix is the distribution of available MBBS and BDS seats across government and private medical and dental colleges in the state. This seat matrix is important for candidates participating in the counselling process, as it helps them identify the number of seats allocated for various categories, such as General, SC, ST, OBC, and EWS, among others. The seat matrix also indicates the seats reserved under different quotas, including state quota, management quota, and NRI quota.

Maharashtra NEET Counselling – MBBS/BDS Fee Structure College-wise

Maharashtra has many government and private colleges offering MBBS and BDS courses. Each college has its own fee structure, which includes tuition fees, hostel charges, caution deposit, and other expenses. These fees may vary depending on the college’s facilities and rules. For NEET-qualified students, checking fee details in advance is very important. It helps you compare colleges and plan your choices better during counselling.

Registration Process - State Quota

Step 1: Apply Online:

• Visit www.mahacet.org  and click on the "Apply Online for NEET-UG 2026" link.
• Carefully read the instructions and click "NEXT".
• Fill out the application form with accurate details, including your mobile number and email address.
• You'll receive an OTP for verification.
• Complete the form and agree to the declaration.
• Click "I Agree" to submit the form.
• Enter a password during submission.

Step 2: Fee Payment:

• Pay the prescribed online fee as per your category.
• Bank transaction charges are additional.
• Print the fee payment receipt for your records.

Application/ Registration Fees

Name of the Course	A candidate seeking admission for Institute Quota Seats (2)	A candidate seeking admission for both State Quota and Institute Quota Seats (3)	Candidate seeking admission for both State Quota and Institute Quota Seats (3)
MBBS and BDS	Rs. 1,000/-	Rs. 5,000/-	Rs. 6,000/-

Step 3: Verify and Download Application:

• Log in using your application number and password.
• Verify the application details and download a copy.
• Keep the downloaded copy and fee receipt for future reference.

Counselling Process - State Quota

Eligibility and Registration:

• If you've cleared NEET-UG 2026, you're eligible to participate in the CAP Rounds.
• Register online within the stipulated timeframe. You have the option to register before both Rounds 1 and 3.

Understanding the Rounds:

• The selection process involves four or more online CAP rounds, each considering available seats and candidate preferences.
• Seats include those unfilled in previous rounds and those vacated due to non-joining or cancellations.

Round 1:

• Express Your Preferences: Fill out fresh choices, indicating your preferred colleges based on factors like location, infrastructure, and reputation.
• Joining and Upgradation: If you're satisfied with the allotted seat, join and report to the college. But if you aim for an upgrade in the next round, avoid submitting the Status Retention Form.
• Status Retention: Submitting this form signifies contentment with your allotted seat and excludes you from further rounds.
• Non-Joining Implications: If you don't join the Round 1 seat, you're eligible for Round 2.

Round 2:

• Available Seats: Seats encompass those unfilled in Round 1 and those vacated due to various reasons in Round 1.
• Eligible Candidates: This round includes:
  • Candidates who missed registering or filling choices in Round 1.
  • Candidates who participated in Round 1, weren't allotted a seat.
  • Candidates facing seat cancellation in Round 1 due to incorrect claims, will have the opportunity to participate again with rectified information.
  • Round 1 participants who joined their allotted college but didn't opt for status Retention.
  • Candidates who didn't join their Round 1 seat.
  • Candidates who joined in Round 1, resigned within the stipulated timeframe, and wish to participate again.
• Fresh Choices: Remember to submit new choices for Round 2, as previous ones are no longer considered.

• Joining and Upgradation: If you're allotted a seat, joining the college is crucial. You can still seek an upgrade in Round 3.
• Non-Joining Repercussions: Not joining the Round 2 seat makes you eligible for Round 3 only after registering again.

Round 3:

• Available Seats: Seats comprise those unfilled in Rounds 1 and 2 and those vacated due to non-joining or cancellations in any previous round.
• Eligible Candidates: This round includes:
  • Candidates who missed registering or filling choices in Rounds 1 and 2.
  • Candidates who joined Round 2 but didn't opt for Status Retention.
  • Candidates who participated in Rounds 1 and 2 but weren't allotted a seat.
  • Candidates who registered specifically for Round 3.
• Fresh Choices: Submit new choices once more, as the previous round's decisions don't hold value here.
• Joining is Mandatory: Joining the allotted seat in Round 3 is compulsory.

Subsequent Rounds and Stray Vacancies:

• If seats remain vacant after Round 3, online stray vacancy rounds will be conducted.
• Only candidates who haven't secured a seat in prior rounds are eligible to participate.
• Similar to previous rounds, submit fresh choices during stray vacancy rounds.

Documents Required - State Quota

• Admit card of NEET UG 2026
• Copy of Online Application Form (Latest) filled on www.mahacet.org
• NEET-UG 2026 Mark sheet
• Nationality certificate issued by District Magistrate/Addl. District Magistrate or Metropolitan Magistrate (Competent Authority for issue of such certificate)/ valid Indian passport /School Leaving Certificate of HSC/12th Std. indicating the nationality of the candidate as Indian’.
• Domicile Certificate issued by District Magistrate/Metropolitan Magistrate/ Addl. District Magistrate or Competent Authority for issue of such certificate.
• H.S.C. (or equivalent) examination mark sheet
• SSC (or equivalent) passing certificate (for Date of Birth)
• Aadhar Card
• Medical fitness certificate

If applicable :

• Caste Certificate
• Caste Validity Certificate
• Non Creamy layer Certificate valid up to 31/03/2025 (For DT-A, NT-B, NT-C, NT-D& OBC including SBC)
• D1/D2/D3: Ex-servicemen Certificate /actual service certificate
• D1/D2: Domicile of Maharashtra Certificate of Defence person
• D3: Transfer certificate and Domicile other than Maharashtra certificate of parents.
• Eligibility Certificate for EWS category issued by appropriate authority, for the year 2025-26.
• MKB: Disputed area certificate, Mother tongue certificate, SSC/HSC from MKB area.
• HA: Parent Domicile certificate, SSC/HSC of a candidate from a hilly area
• For Person with Disability (PWD) Candidates - Medical Fitness Certificate of Authorized Medical Board.
• For Minority Candidates – Refer rules 5.11, 5.12 & 5.13
• For Orphan - respective certificate from the Women and Child Welfare department

MCC NEET UG Counselling Registration Process - All India Quota

Step	Description
Step 1: Update Contact Information	Ensure that the email address and mobile number provided during the NEET UG application process are accurate. These will be used for MCC registration and communication.
Step 2: Await Communication	All communication, including information and updates regarding counseling, will be sent by MCC of DGHS, MoHFW via email to the registered email address or SMS to the mobile number.
Step 3: No Changes Allowed	Requests to change the registered mobile number or email address will not be entertained by the MCC of DGHS, MoHFW.
Step 4: Recommended Device and Browser	Use a laptop or computer with the latest versions of Chrome, Internet Explorer, Firefox, Windows, or iOS for registration and choice-filling to avoid technical complications.
Step 5: Register on the MCC Website	Qualified and eligible candidates must register on the MCC website (mcc.nic.in) to participate in the counseling process for seat allotment.
Step 6: Sandes App for OTP	Download the Sandes app to receive OTP on the registered phone number for registration.
Step 7: Upload Essential Certificates	After the declaration of NEET UG results, candidates must mandatorily upload essential certificates as per the requirements specified by the MCC.
Step 8: Physical Reporting	Carry original documents during physical reporting to the allotted college to confirm seat allotment and complete admission procedures.

MCC NEET UG Counselling Process - All India Quota

MCC NEET UG Counselling Process includes four rounds, each with its own set of rules and procedures. The counselling process begins with Round 1 & concludes with a Final Stray Vacancy Round, where remaining vacant seats are filled through fresh registrations, ensuring all available positions are occupied. Candidates must upload essential certificates after each round’s result declaration to facilitate the verification process. Below is the step-by-step process for each round,

Round 1:

• a) Main Counseling Registration: Candidates register and pay a non-refundable registration fee along with a refundable security deposit.
• b) Choice Filling and Locking: Candidates choose their preferred colleges and courses and lock their choices.
• c) Seat Allotment: Seats are allocated based on choices and merit.
• d) Publication of Round 1 Result: Results are published on the MCC website.
• e) Uploading Essential Certificates: Candidates upload necessary certificates after the result declaration.
• f) Physical Reporting: Candidates report to allotted colleges with original documents. They can opt for an upgrade to Round 2 if desired.

Round 2:

• a) Eligibility for Round 2: Candidates not allotted any seat in Round 1 or not reported, need not register again.
• b) Fresh Registration: New registration for Round 2 with full payment for those who didn’t register in Round 1.
• c) Fresh Choice Filling: Candidates submit new choices for Round 2.
• d) Seat Allotment Round 2: Allocation of seats based on choices and merit.
• e) Publication of Round 2 Result: Results announced on the MCC website.
• f) Uploading Essential Certificates: Candidates upload the required certificates after the result declaration.
• g) Physical Reporting: Candidates report to allotted colleges with original documents. They can opt for an upgrade to Round 3 if desired.

Round 3:

• a) Eligibility for Round 3: Candidates not allotted any seat in Round 1 or Round 2 need not register again.
• b) Fresh Registration for Round 3: New registration for Round 3 with full payment for those who haven’t registered before or resigned from Round 1 or Round 2.
• c) Fresh Choice Filling: Candidates submit new choices for Round 3.
• d) Seat Allotment Round 3: Allocation of seats based on choices and merit.
• e) Publication of Round 3 Result: Results announced on the MCC website.
• f) Uploading Essential Certificates: Candidates upload necessary certificates after the result declaration.
• g) Physical Reporting: Candidates report to allotted colleges with original documents. Once joined, no further upgrades or resignations are allowed.

Final Stray Vacancy Round:

• Fresh registrations are conducted for vacant seats.
• Conducted for AIQ, Deemed University seats, and as per Supreme Court directions.
• Candidates allotted seats must join; failure to do so results in debarment from NEET for one year.

Application Form & Fee Of Counselling - All India Quota

Quota	Category	Non-Refundable Fees (in Rs.)	Refundable Security Amount (in Rs.)
For (15% All India Quota)/ Central Universities (DU, AMU, BHU, and Jamia Millia Islamia, Delhi)/AFMC& ESI/ All AIIMS/ JIPMER	UR/EWS	1000	10,000
	SC/ST/OBC/PwD	500	5,000
Deemed Universities	All	5000	2,00,000

Documents Required - All India Quota

• Allotment Letter issued by MCC
• Admit Cards of Exam issued by NTA.
• NEET 2026 Result/ Rank letter issued by NTA.
• Date of Birth Certificate (if Metric Certificate does not bear the same)
• Class 10th Certificate
• Class 10+2 Certificate
• Class 10+2 Marks Sheet
• Eight (8) Passport size photograph same as affixed on the application form.
• Proof of identity (Aadhar/ PAN/ Driving License/ Passport)

Bond Policy 2025

At the time of admission, candidates are required to adhere to the following bond conditions:

Post-Internship Service Bond:

• Service Requirement: After completing the internship, all candidates must serve for one year under the Maharashtra Government.
• Penalty for Non-Compliance: If a candidate fails to fulfill this service requirement, a penalty of Rs. 10,00,000 (Ten Lakh Rupees) will be imposed. This condition is applicable to all candidates, including those admitted through the All India quota.

Residency Requirement:

• Residency Requirement: After obtaining the degree, candidates must remain in India for a minimum of five years.
• Penalty for Non-Compliance: Failure to adhere to this residency requirement will result in a penalty of Rs. 10,00,000 (Ten Lakh Rupees).

Note:

• Non-Refundable Fine for Seat Lapse: Any candidate responsible for the lapse of an MBBS/BDS seat will incur a non-refundable fine of Rs. 10,00,000 (Ten Lakh Rupees). This fine applies to candidates who do not join after seat allotment during the last round or who cancel the seat after the final round of admission. It is also applicable to candidates who resign from the seat after the cut-off date, irrespective of the admission quota or course completion status.

Choice Filling Order 2026

Here's the list of Government Medical Colleges in Maharashtra ranked from top to lowest for your choice filling in 2026:

Rank	Government Medical College
1	G.S. Medical College, Mumbai
2	Grant Medical College, Mumbai
3	B.J. Medical College, Pune
4	L.T. Medical College, Mumbai
5	T.N. Medical College, Mumbai
6	HBT & Dr. R.N. Cooper Medical College, Juhu, Mumbai
7	Rajeev Gandhi Medical College, Thane
8	Government Medical College, Nagpur
9	Government Medical College, Aurangabad
10	Indira Gandhi Medical College, Nagpur
11	Dr. V.M. Medical College, Solapur
12	Government Medical College, Miraj
13	R.C.S.M. Government Medical College, Kolhapur
14	Government Medical College, Baramati
15	Mahatma Gandhi Institute of Medical Sciences, Wardha
16	Government Medical College, Nanded
17	Government Medical College, Akola
18	Sri Bhausaheb Hire Government Medical College, Dhule
19	Shri V.N. Government Medical College, Yeotmal
20	Government Medical College, Latur
21	Government Medical College, Jalgaon
22	S.R.T.R. Medical College, Ambajogai
23	Government Medical College, Chandrapur
24	Government Medical College, Gondia
25	Government Medical College, Nandurbar
26	Government Medical College, Alibaug
27	Government Medical College, Satara
28	Government Medical College, Sindhudurg
29	Government Medical College, Osmanabad
30	Government Medical College, Ratnagiri
31	Government Medical College, Parbhani

Here's the list of Private Medical Colleges in Maharashtra ranked from top to lowest:

Rank	Private Medical College
1	K.J. Somaiya Medical College, Mumbai
2	Terna Medical College, Navi Mumbai
3	Dr. V.P. Medical College, Nashik
4	ACPM Medical College, Dhule
5	Dr. Ulhas Patil Medical College, Jalgaon
6	Maharashtra Institute of Medical Sciences & Research, Latur
7	MIMER’s Medical College, Talegaon, Pune
8	DR V.V.P.F Medical College, Ahmednagar
9	NKP Salve Medical College, Nagpur
10	Dr. Panjabrao Alias Bhausaheb Deshmukh Memorial Medical College, Amravati
11	Ashwini Rural Medical College, Solapur
12	Smt. Kashibai Navale Medical College, Pune
13	Prakash Institute of Medical Sciences, Islampur, Sangli
14	BKL Walawalkar Rural Medical College, Ratnagiri
15	SMBT Institute of Medical Sciences & Research Centre, Nandihills, Nashik
16	Sindhudurg Shikshan Prasarak Mandal (SSPM) Medical College, Padave, Sindhudurg
17	Vedanta Medical College, Palghar (High Fees)
18	DNY Tasgaonkar Medical College, Karjat
19	Dr. Rajendra Gode Medical College, Amravati
20	Parbhani Medical College, Parbhani

Here are the lists for Government Dental Colleges and Private Dental Colleges, ranked from top to lowest:

Government Dental Colleges

Rank	Government Dental College
1	Government Dental College, Mumbai
2	Nair Government Dental College, Mumbai
3	Government Dental College, Nagpur
4	Government Dental College, Aurangabad

Private Dental Colleges

Rank	Private Dental College
1	MGM Dental College, New Mumbai
2	TPCT Tarena Dental College, New Mumbai
3	Shri C.S.M.S.S. Dental College, Aurangabad
4	YMT Dental College, Kharghar, New Mumbai
5	V.S.P.M. Dental College, Nagpur
6	MIDSR Dental College, Latur
7	Shri Vasantdada Patil Dental College, Sangli
8	Dr. DY Patil Dental College, Lohgaon, Pune
9	Tatyasaheb Kore Dental College, Kolhapur
10	ACPM Dental College, Dhule
11	SMBT Trust Dental College, Ghulehwadi, Sangamner
12	Pt. Deendyal Upadhyay Dental College, Solapur
13	Sinhagad Dental College, Pune
14	Yogita Dental College, Ratnagiri
15	YCM Dental College, Ahmednagar
16	Mahatma Gandhi Vidya Mandir Dental College, Nashik
17	V.Y.W.S. Dental College, Amravati
18	Dr. R.R. Kumble Dental College, Akola
19	SMBT Trust Dental College, Igatpuri, Nashik
20	Nanded Rural Dental College
21	Dr. Hedgewar Shruti Rugna Seva Mandal, Hingoli
22	Swargiya Dadasaheb Shruti Dental College, Nagpur
23	Saraswati Dental College, Parbhani
24	Aditya Dental College, Beed

Read Also: Participating Colleges in Maharashtra NEET Counselling 2026

Frequently Asked Questions

Q. How many medical Colleges are there in Maharashtra?

A. There Are Over 68 Medical Colleges in Maharashtra.

Q. Who is eligible to participate in Maharashtra NEET Counselling 2026?

A. Candidates who have qualified NEET 2026 and are domicile of Maharashtra or hold NRI/OCI quota can participate.

Q. When will the registration for Maharashtra NEET Counselling 2026 start?

A. The registration is expected to start tentatively in August 2026. Stay updated by checking the official website of the Directorate of Medical Education and Research (DMER) Maharashtra.

Q. What documents are required for Maharashtra NEET Counselling registration?

A. NEET 2026 admit card, scorecard, domicile certificate, category certificate (if applicable), Aadhaar card, etc. 

Q. How will the choices be filled for colleges and courses in Maharashtra NEET Counselling?

A. Online choices will be filled based on preferences for college, course, location, etc.

Q. When will the seat allotment results be announced in Maharashtra NEET Counselling?

A. The seat allotment results will be declared after each round of counselling.

Q. What documents are required for document verification after seat allotment in Maharashtra NEET Counselling?

A. Original copies of all uploaded documents, mark sheets, migration certificate (if applicable), etc.

Q. What are the chances of getting admission in a government medical college in Maharashtra?

A. This depends on several factors like your NEET score, rank, category, and the number of seats available.

Q. How many MBBS seats are available in Maharashtra through NEET 2026?

A. Maharashtra offers a total of 10,395 MBBS seats — 5,125 in government colleges and 5,270 in private and deemed universities.

Q. Can other state students apply for MBBS in Maharashtra?

A. Yes, but only for NRI quota and institutional quota seats in private and deemed universities. Government and open category seats are reserved for Maharashtra domicile students.

Q. What is the counselling fee for Maharashtra NEET UG 2026?

The counselling registration fee is ₹1,000 for state quota candidates and ₹5,000 for institutional quota/NRI quota candidates.

Q. Is Maharashtra an open state for NEET 2026 MBBS admission?

A. No, Maharashtra is a closed state. Only Maharashtra domicile candidates can apply for 85% state quota MBBS/BDS seats in government and private colleges.

Q. What types of seats are offered in Maharashtra NEET UG Counselling 2026?

A. Maharashtra offers government quota, private quota, institutional quota, and NRI quota seats for MBBS/BDS admissions through NEET UG 2026.