Medical Colleges in India, State by State
A single, organised view of Government and Central Government medical colleges across 33 states & UTs — with affiliated university, year established and MBBS seat strength, so you know exactly where you stand before counselling begins.
India MBBS Snapshot
- States & UTs Covered33
- Govt. Medical Colleges in India456
- Govt. MBBS Seats in India63,511
- Central Govt. Institutions (AIIMS, ESIC, etc.)47
Every State's Medical Colleges, All in One Place
All 33 states & UTs with their Government and Central Government MBBS colleges, listed directly below — no clicking through tabs. Search to jump straight to a state or college.
How State & All India Quota Actually Works
Most confusion in MBBS admission comes from not knowing which quota you're eligible for. Here's the short version.
15% All India Quota (AIQ)
15% of seats in every government college are pooled centrally and counselled by MCC, open to candidates from any state, purely on NEET rank — no domicile required.
85% State Quota
The remaining 85% of government seats are reserved for domiciles of that state and counselled by the respective state authority, using the state merit list.
Management & NRI Quota
Private and Deemed universities set aside a management quota (and often a separate NRI quota) with higher fees, counselled by the institute or state body depending on rules.
Popular Starting Points Across India
State Government Colleges
Run by respective state health universities — mostly filled through 85% state quota, with 15% seats going to the All India Quota pool.
Central Government Colleges
AIIMS, ESIC, AMU, BHU, JIPMER and Delhi University colleges — funded by the central government, counselled 100% through AIQ/MCC.
Complete Pan-India Coverage
Every state and union territory with a functioning government medical college is mapped here — from Andaman & Nicobar to West Bengal.
State-wise Admission — Common Questions
Generally no — state quota seats need proof of domicile (usually schooling of a certain number of years, or a domicile/residence certificate) in that state. You remain eligible for the 15% All India Quota and for private/deemed/management quota seats regardless of your home state.
It depends on your NEET score, budget and comfort with relocation. A government seat almost always costs less over the course, but a well-ranked private or deemed college can still be a strong option if your score doesn't clear government cutoffs in your target states.
The government medical college list, affiliated universities, year of establishment and MBBS seat counts are compiled from official NEET/NMC seat matrix references and state counselling authority publications, and are updated as new colleges get approval each admission cycle.
Cutoffs move every year based on the number of applicants, paper difficulty and seat matrix changes, so a rank that worked last year isn't a guarantee this year. We recommend checking the current year's official cutoff release before finalising your choice list.
Yes — our counsellors guide you through state-specific registration, document verification, choice filling strategy and seat allotment for the states you're eligible in, alongside private and deemed university admissions.
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