Directorate of Medical Education and Research (DMER), Maharashtra, is the governing body for conducting the counseling process within Maharashtra. Within the state, 15% of All India Quota counseling is conducted by the Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS), whereas the rest 85% is conducted by the state governing body DMER. After the declaration of the NEET score, the governing body conducts the counseling for the eligible students.
There are around 4880 MBBS seats and 1810 BDS seats in the state of Maharashtra. The counseling is conducted in the medical colleges on the basis of the scores secured in the NEET UG examination. There are two rounds of counseling in the state of Maharashtra. After two rounds of counseling, the governing body conducts a mop-up round to fill up the vacant seats of the colleges.
Name of College | ComnGeneral Rank | ComnGeneral Score | OBC Rank | OBC Score | SC Rank | SC Score | SEBC Rank | SEBC Score | ST Rank | ST Score |
ACPM Medical College, Dhule | 40328 | 516 | 40213 | 516 | 65507 | 475 | 36030 | 524 | 232549 | 316 |
Ashwini Rural Medical College Hospital and Research Centre, Kumbhari | 47567 | 503 | 83243 | 450 | 46917 | 504 | 244354 | 308 | ||
BKL Walawalkar Rural Medical College, Ratnagiri | 51505 | 496 | 50314 | 498 | 85233 | 448 | 51853 | 496 | 242911 | 309 |
Byramjee Jeejeebhoy | 2639 | 631 | 5928 | 609 | 21766 | 555 | 5388 | 612 | 90896 | 441 |
Dr Panjabrao Deshmukh Memorial Medical College, Amravati | 47936 | 502 | 82617 | 451 | 50491 | 498 | 236717 | 313 | ||
Dr Shankarrao Chavan | 11932 | 584 | 21184 | 557 | 56958 | 487 | 19605 | 561 | 55746 | 489 |
Dr Ulhas Patil Medical College and General Hospital, Jalgaon | 35375 | 525 | 34929 | 526 | 82552 | 451 | 42849 | 511 | 252910 | 303 |
Dr Vaishampayan Memorial Government Medical College, Solapur | 9405 | 593 | 18977 | 562 | 47510 | 503 | 14808 | 575 | 147672 | 382 |
Dr Vasantrao Pawar Medical College Hospital and Research Center, Adgaon | 36234 | 523 | 33936 | 528 | 80596 | 454 | 39035 | 518 | 219641 | 325 |
Dr Vitthalrao Vikhe Patil Foundation’s Medical College and Hospital, Ahmednagar | 41026 | 514 | 81822 | 452 | 39691 | 517 | 243674 | 309 | ||
Government Medical College and Hospital, Baramati | 12462 | 582 | 23070 | 552 | 50540 | 498 | 20096 | 560 | 209329 | 332 |
Government Medical College and Hospital, Jalgaon | 15286 | 573 | 30230 | 536 | 65666 | 474 | 30175 | 536 | 223595 | 322 |
Government Medical College and Hospital, Nagpur | 3077 | 627 | 8802 | 596 | 22412 | 554 | 11741 | 585 | 75703 | 460 |
Government Medical College, Akola | 14997 | 574 | 20079 | 560 | 41105 | 514 | 30677 | 535 | 118750 | 410 |
Government Medical College, Aurangabad | 6834 | 605 | 11619 | 585 | 30759 | 535 | 9867 | 591 | 80045 | 455 |
Government Medical College, Chandrapur | 18201 | 565 | 27939 | 541 | 69863 | 468 | 32334 | 531 | 197978 | 341 |
Government Medical College, Gondia | 18934 | 563 | 30404 | 535 | 51982 | 496 | 31098 | 534 | 172910 | 360 |
Government Medical College, Latur | 13742 | 578 | 24876 | 548 | 59226 | 484 | 26441 | 544 | 162739 | 369 |
Government Medical College, Miraj | 9866 | 591 | 19811 | 560 | 48267 | 502 | 16909 | 568 | 184016 | 351 |
Grant Medical College and Sir JJ Group of Hospitals, Mumbai | 2294 | 634 | 3740 | 622 | 13454 | 579 | 5157 | 613 | 54040 | 492 |
HBT Medical College and Dr RN Cooper Municipal Medical College and General Hospital, Mumbai | 3525 | 624 | 8118 | 598 | 24026 | 550 | 5935 | 609 | 97685 | 433 |
Indian Institute of Medical Science and Research, Jalna | 57330 | 487 | ||||||||
Indira Gandhi Government Medical College and Hospital, Nagpur | 8584 | 596 | 13699 | 578 | 30553 | 535 | 13572 | 579 | 122691 | 406 |
Kasturba Health Societys Mahatma Gandhi Institute of Medical Sciences, Sevagram | 13638 | 578 | 24092 | 550 | 46115 | 505 | 24665 | 548 | 188755 | 348 |
KJ Somaiya Medical College and Research Centre, Mumbai | 18241 | 565 | 33931 | 520 | 77505 | 458 | 39441 | 517 | ||
Lokmanya Tilak Municipal General Hospital and Lokmanya Tilak Municipal Medical College, Mumbai | 1776 | 639 | 6141 | 608 | 22091 | 554 | 8063 | 599 | 78756 | 456 |
Maharashtra Institute of Medical Education and Research, Pune | 46345 | 505 | 41462 | 514 | 81366 | 453 | 46583 | 504 | 232943 | 316 |
Maharashtra Institute of Medical Sciences and Research, Latur | 45217 | 507 | 45104 | 507 | 82675 | 451 | 242801 | 309 | ||
NAMO Medical Education and Research Institute, Silvassa | 24159 | 549 | 33505 | 529 | ||||||
NKP Salve Institute of Medical Sciences and Research Centre and Lata Mangeshkar Hospital, Nagpur | 42489 | 512 | 80043 | 455 | 51189 | 497 | 233993 | 315 | ||
Prakash Institute of Medical Sciences and Research, Sangli | 55369 | 490 | 84284 | 449 | 56577 | 488 | 255270 | 301 | ||
Rajarshee Chhatrapati Shahu Maharaj Government Medical College and CPR Hospital, Kolhapur | 10971 | 587 | 22908 | 552 | 49880 | 499 | 14036 | 577 | 222745 | 323 |
Rajiv Gandhi Medical College and Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Hospital, Thane | 7563 | 601 | 17474 | 566 | 32009 | 532 | 172104 | 361 | ||
Seth Gordhandas Sunderdas Medical College and King Edward Memorial Medical College, Mumbai | 425 | 663 | 1588 | 641 | 6652 | 605 | 2122 | 635 | 14781 | 575 |
Shri Bhausaheb Hire Government Medical College and Hospital, Chakkarbardi | 14011 | 577 | 27510 | 541 | 56858 | 488 | 25376 | 546 | 182910 | 352 |
Shri Vasant Rao Naik Government Medical College, Yavatmal | 17197 | 567 | 25416 | 546 | 50482 | 498 | 30648 | 535 | 155982 | 375 |
Sinhgad Technical Education Societys Smt Kashibai Navale Medical College and General Hospital, Ambegaon | 52074 | 495 | 50814 | 497 | 65673 | 474 | 54416 | 491 | 209724 | 332 |
SMBT Institute of Medical Sciences and Research Center, Nashik | 53253 | 493 | 83922 | 450 | 53393 | 493 | 248950 | 306 | ||
Swami Ramanand Tirth Rural Government Medical College, Ambajogai | 15916 | 571 | 27314 | 542 | 48346 | 503 | 26488 | 544 | 166880 | 365 |
Terna Medical College, Navi Mumbai | 25528 | 546 | 33945 | 528 | 77961 | 458 | 33887 | 528 | 226596 | 320 |
Topiwala National Medical College and BYL Nair Charitable Hospital, Mumbai | 1831 | 638 | 2599 | 631 | 12683 | 582 | 2908 | 628 | 109950 | 419 |
Vedantaa Institute of Medical Science Vedantaa Hospital and Research Center, Palghar | 75143 | 461 | 91022 | 441 | 80422 | 454 | 260362 | 298 |
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Table of content
- NEET admission Highlights
- Important dates
- Admission Procedures
- Eligibility criteria
- Application Form
- NEET cut-off 2020 for Maharashtra
- Merit List
- NEET counseling 2021
- Counseling process
- Documents required for counseling
- Seat Matrix
- FAQs
NEET admission Highlights
State | Maharashtra |
Official Website | www.mahacet.org |
Counseling Body | Directorate of Medical Education & Research, Maharashtra (DMER, Maharashtra) |
Courses offered | MBBS/BDS |
Results accepted | NEET |
Eligibility | NEET Qualified |
Participating colleges | Government and private colleges |
Seats available | 85% government and 100% private |
No of counseling rounds | Round 1, Round 2, and Mop-up |
Types of seats | Government, Govt. Aided, Private & NRI |
Categories | General, SC, ST, OBC, EWS, PwD |
No. of colleges | Government: 25 Private: 19 AIIMS: 1 DEEMED: 12 |
Recognized colleges | Government: 20 Private: 16 AIIMS: 0 DEEMED: 9 |
Permitted colleges | Government: 5 Private: 3 AIIMS: 1 Deemed: 3 |
Important Dates
Serial Number | Events | Dates | Tentative Dates for 2019 |
1. | Release of Online Application Form | ||
2. | Last date of submission of online application | ||
3. | Declaration of Provisional State merit List | ||
4. | Verification of Documents | ||
5. | First round of Counseling | ||
6. | Last date to report to the allotted college | ||
7. | Second round of Counseling | ||
8. | Last date to report to the allotted college | ||
9. | Counseling for Mop up round | ||
10. | Last day to report to the allotted college |
Admission Procedures and Counseling body
- First fill up the NEET application form online
- Generation of admit card
- NEET entrance examination
- Declaration of Result
- College/State wise counseling
- Seat Allotment
- Admission
Important Links
NEET UG | Click Here |
NEET Mock Test | Click Here |
NEET Study Material | Click Here |
NEET Question Bank | Click Here |
Sample Paper | Click Here |
Eligibility Criteria
- Only the citizens of India or Person of Indian Origin are eligible for the counseling procedure.
- 17 years is the minimum age of the candidates to take the admission in the medical colleges in Maharashtra.
- Candidate must be domicile of Maharashtra in order to be eligible to apply.
- Candidates must have passed Class 10 and Class 12 or an equivalent examination from an institute situated in the State of Maharashtra.
- Candidate must have passed Class 12 with Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Biotechnology and English from board recognized by the Central/State Government.
- In individual subjects, candidates must have obtained 50% marks in aggregate, in a case of unreserved category, 45% in aggregate in case of physically handicapped unreserved and 40% in aggregate for reserved categories including PH in them.
Apart from this, the candidates should also secure the minimum percentile in the NEET UG examination as per the qualifying criteria mentioned in the table below.
Minimum qualifying criteria to take admissions in Maharashtra
Government Seats
Course(s) | Compulsory Qualifying Requirements | General Category | General PH Category | Reserved Category (SC/ST/OBC/PH) | |
MBBS/BDS | 1 | Higher Secondary or Equivalent examination with Physics, Chemistry & Biology | 50% | 45% | 40% |
2 | Qualifying Percentile in NEET in the academic year | 50 | 45 | 40 |
Management Seats
Course(s) | Compulsory Qualifying Requirements | General Category | General PH Category | Reserved Category (SC/ST?OBC/PH) | |
MBBS/BDS | 1 | Higher Secondary or Equivalent examination with Physics, Chemistry & Biology- Theory and Practical | 50% | 45% | 40% |
2 | Qualifying Percentile in NEET in the academic year | 50 | 45 | 40 |
NRI Seats
Examination | All Candidates |
Higher Secondary or Equivalent examination with Physics, Chemistry & Biology- Theory and Practical | 50% |
Qualifying Percentile in NEET in the academic year | 50 |
Reservation Policy
- In Government or Government supported Medical or Dental colleges, the admission will be taken under two segregates- 15% All India Quota Seats and 85% State Quota Seats. DGHS will conduct the counseling process of 15% All India Quota seats while DMER, the state governing body will conduct the counseling for the rest 85% of the seats on the basis of reservation.
- In Private medical or dental colleges, the seats will be divided homogenously into 50% for State Quota and 50% for Management quota. Within this 50% state quota seats, the admissions will be done following the reservation policy of the state.
- Find the table below with various categories in which the state quota seats have been divided :
Application Form
The candidates who want to get into MBBS and BDS courses from government and private colleges in Maharashtra need to fill the NEET counseling form in Maharashtra. You need to fill the counseling application form on the Directorate of Medical Education & Research, Maharashtra (DMER, Maharashtra) website.
Step 1: Visit the official Directorate of Medical Education & Research, Maharashtra (DMER, Maharashtra) website www.mahacet.org.
Step 2: Then go to the login or register page.
Step 3: If you register for the first time, you need to go to “Candidate Registration.” While completing the registration, you need to enter your NEET roll number, rank, date of birth, and mobile number. Once you have successfully registered, then you will receive a registration number and a security pin.
Step 4: If you have already registered, you need to do “candidate login.” You must enter your NEET 2021 roll number, the generated registration number, and the security PIN.
Step 5: Once you have logged in, you must enter your academic details like class 10 marks, 12 marks, NEET 2021 marks and ranks, your address for verification.
Step 6: After filling in all the details, go to “Save and Pay” and proceed to NEET 2021 counseling application fees payment.
Step 7: Make the payment by choosing your choice of online payment from the options mentioned on the screen.
Step 8: The filled application form will come on the screen. You need to download and save it for future use.
Top MBBS Colleges in India
Top Government Colleges in India | Top Private Colleges in India |
Top Colleges in Karnataka | Top Colleges in Maharashtra |
Top Colleges in Tamil Nadu | Top Colleges in Andhra Pradesh |
Top Colleges in Uttar Pradesh | Top Colleges in Rajasthan |
Top Colleges in West Bengal | Top Colleges in Kerala |
Top Colleges in Madhya Pradesh | Top Colleges in Bihar |
NEET cut-off 2020 for Maharashtra
Here is the NEET cut off 2021 in Maharashtra
General | 720-134 |
General PH | 133-120 |
SC/ST/OBC | 133-107 |
SC/ST/OBC- PH | 119-107 |
NEET Merit List: Maharashtra
DMER will publish the merit list of the qualified candidates. Those candidates who have qualified for the NEET-UG examination will be eligible for inclusion in Provisional State Quota Merit List prepared category-wise by the counseling authority. In the state quota seats and private seat in the state, the admissions will be done as per counseling sessions of the registered candidates as per their ranks in the Maharashtra state merit list. The admission to seats reserved for reserved categories is done on the basis of category-specific merit lists.
The merit lists of eligible candidates for state counseling are released in online mode and include the candidate’s name, father’s name, category, State merit rank, NEET marks, and NEET roll number.
Steps to download NEET merit list
- The candidates have to visit the official website of DMER to check their names in the merit list.
- The updated merit list will be shown to the candidates after entering name or NEET roll number.
- The State Rank as derived from NEET scores is also mentioned in the merit list.
- The candidate has to take a print out of the merit list
The successful candidates whose names appear in the merit list are called for the counseling process. The deciding factor for seat allotment during counseling is based on the merit list and respective categories and the preferences mentioned by candidates during the time of registration. The allotment results will be published online by DMER, Maharashtra.
NEET counseling 2021
The admissions to MBBS/BDS are made through the counseling process based on your NEET UG score. Candidates who clear the NEET examination can also apply for NEET admission to medical colleges. The NEET-UG counseling process is based on the All India Quota, State Quota, and Deemed Universities.
Process of NEET counseling in Maharashtra
Online Registration: The interested candidates have to fill up the online application form and pay the non-refundable counseling fee, to take part in the counseling process to be conducted on the basis of the candidate’s names in the merit list. While filling up the Online Application Form, the candidates will receive a user id and password. Incomplete forms submitted will be summarily rejected.
Merit List declaration: The Maharashtra state merit lists, including common merit lists and reserved category merit lists, will be displayed on the official website of DMER, Maharashtra.
Verification of Documents: in the next step, the counseling authority will verify every document of the eligible candidate. The candidates need to bring their original certificates/documents along with self-attested copies and passport-size photos at the counseling centers to get them verified. After the verification session, the candidates will get a scheduled date for the counseling
Choice Filling: Complete list of medical and dental colleges in Maharashtra will be accessible to the candidates and they will have to pick the college/institutions as per their wish. They can make their selection of colleges/courses according to the order of preference which they can avail till those are exhausted. Candidates should lock their choices or else, the choices will be locked automatically.
Admission and Seat Allotment: The result of every round of seat allotment will be displayed on the DMER website. Admission of the candidates will be done with reference to their NEET UG score and choices filled in by the candidates at the time of filling up the application form.
Reporting at the College:- Just after the allotment of seats in any college, candidates will receive an information letter, which they need to print along with the fee receipt before reporting to the college for counseling. They will have to report to the concerned college with all the relevant original documents and their photocopies for verification and the prescribed tuition fees.
NEET Cutoff 2020
Documents required for counseling
- NEET UG admit card
- NEET UG score card
- Class 10 certificate and Mark Sheets
- Class 12 certificate and Mark Sheets
- ID Proof Certificate (Driving Licence or PAN card or Voter ID or Passport etc)
- Domicile certificate
- Reserved category certificate, if applicable
- Certificate for Medical Fitness
Additional documents for NRI/OCI Candidates:-
- NRI status certificate issued by the embassy
- Overseas Citizen of India card
- Nativity certificate of the financial supporter
- Passport and bank documents of the financial supporter
Seat Matrix as per reservation policy
Category | Reservation | |
Reservation in State/Government Quota | Reservation in Private Unaided Institutions | |
Scheduled Caste s and Scheduled Caste converted to Buddhism | 13% | 6.5% |
Scheduled Tribes | 7% | 3.5% |
Vimukta Jati DT-A | 3% | 1.5% |
Nomadic Tribes (NT- 1) NT -B | 2.5% | 1.25% |
Nomadic Tribes (NT- 1) NT -C | 3.5% | 1.75% |
Nomadic Tribes (NT- 1) NT -D | 2% | 1.0% |
Candidates from Hilly Areas | 3% | – |
Other Backward Classes including SBC | 19% | 9.5% |
Children of Defence Personnel | 5% | 5% |
Persons with Disability (Horizontal reservation) | 5% | 5% |
Female Candidates (Horizontal reservation) | 30% | 30% |
State Medical Cutoffs:
The NEET 2018 ranks and marks secured by the last candidates to secure seats in the Government Medical Colleges of Maharashtra are given below based on the data available by Medical Counseling Committee (MCC) and State Counseling Authority, to be used for reference purpose only:
Admission Cancellation and Fee Refund:
Candidates who fail to join the college allotted to them on or before the allotted date announced by the Competent Authority, their admission will be considered as cancelled. Candidates must submit an application with the college authorities if he/she wishes to cancel their admission in the said college.
The refund of fees to candidates is done after deduction of Rs 1500/-, if the candidate cancel their admission before the cutoff date as declared by the respective council. If the candidates cancel their admission on or after the cutoff dates, there will be no refund of fees. If the candidate expires or becomes invalid within 90 days from admission date no deduction shall be made and the entire amount will be refunded. This penalty is also applicable to any candidate resigning a seat after cutoff date for MBBS/ BDS course or also fails to complete the course, irrespective of the admission quota of the candidate.
Note:
Scholarship
The Backward class applicants selected in Open Merit category will be eligible for freeship and scholarship as per the Government orders. If, however, the scholarships are granted under the scheme of post matric-scholarship to scheduled castes and scheduled caste converts to Buddhism, scheduled Tribes, Denotified, Nomadic and Semi Nomadic Tribes and Lower Income Group students, then the educational concession in their favour is covered by the regulation prepared by the Government of India.
The Educational concession extended to the Backward Class candidates cited above covers the tuition fee and Unviersity exam fee to such students. If they fail once in their annual exam or for any other such reason, they are not eligible to receive the Government of India scholarship anymore.
The candidates falling under the above category do not need to furnish their caste or income certificate from the Executive Magistrate, Taluka Magistrate or Sub-Divisional Magistrate to avail the concessions. They are only required to produce the declaration of caste and income in the prescribed form notified by the Directorate of Social Welfare.
Insurance Scheme:
The Government of Maharshtra has introduced an insurance scheme called Amartya Shiksha Yojana which covers the students between 4 to 25 years of age. The candidates need to pay one time premium of approximately INR 2020/- (the amount depends on the college applied to) at the time of taking admission as a one time fee and are covered for the entire duration of the covered course. The students can know more about this scheme from the concerned colleges at the time of taking admission.
Choice Filling for 2021 MCC counseling
Maharashtra | Tamil Nadu | Rajasthan |
Bihar | Andhra Pradesh | Telangana |
Kerala | Uttar Pradesh | Jharkhand |
West Bengal | Odisha | Haryana |
Punjab | Assam | Chandigarh |
Himachal Pradesh | Meghalaya | Madhya Pradesh |
Jammu & Kashmir | Tripura | Delhi |
FAQs
- Is there any service bond in Maharashtra Government College?
Yes, one year of service bond is applicable.
- What happens if I do not serve a service bond?
If you do not serve the service bond, you need to pay ₹10,00,000.
- Can I cancel my medical seat after filling the Status retention form?
Yes, you can cancel your medical seat within the stipulated time. However, if you try to cancel your seat after the given date, you cannot cancel the seat.
- Can I take part in the mop-up round if I do not apply in NEET counseling round 1?
No, the counseling applications open only once before round 1 for Maharashtra NEET-UG counseling.
- Which are the best MBBS colleges in Maharashtra?
The top MBBS College in Maharashtra is Topiwala National Medical College, Seth GS Medical College Mumbai, and B. J. Medical College Pune.