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Predict Your Kerala MBBS Seat
& NEET Rank — Free

Enter your KEAM 2026 rank and category to predict eligible MBBS colleges across Kerala — Government, Private, Minority & NRI seats — from the official 2026 CEE Round 1 & Round 2 allotments, 35 colleges.

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Your rank in the KEAM 2026 medical rank list from CEE Kerala — not your NEET AIR. All Kerala cutoffs here are KEAM ranks.
Predictor will show all categories you're eligible for
Private colleges' General-fee seats run ₹8.1L–₹9.44L/yr; NRI seats run up to ₹22.74L/yr
⚠️ Important Disclaimer

Kerala Government, Private, Minority & NRI: Based on the KEAM 2026 MBBS/BDS First & Second Phase Allotment Lists (CEE Kerala). Cutoffs are the KEAM rank of the last candidate allotted in each seat category. Fees are from our earlier fee data — the allotment lists do not include fees. Always verify at cee.kerala.gov.in ↗.
Results are indicative only — actual admission depends on counselling rules, seat matrix and yearly policy changes. Not affiliated with CEE Kerala or Government of Kerala.

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How It Works

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📊 Category-wise Cutoffs — All Colleges

Pick a category to see 2026 Round 1 & Round 2 cutoffs (KEAM rank) across every college side by side.

⚠️ Based on the latest available round-wise allotment data on NeetSeat.in. Cutoffs can change year to year — verify on the official counselling portal before making decisions.

⚖️ College Comparison

Understanding MBBS Seat Allocation

How Are MBBS Seats Divided Between MCC & CEE Kerala?

After NEET results are declared, seats are allocated through two parallel counselling streams — central (MCC) and state (CEE Kerala). Understanding which seats fall under which authority determines where and how you apply.

🇮🇳 Central Counselling

MCC — Medical Counselling Committee

Conducts counselling for All India Quota (AIQ) — 15% of govt college seats open to students from any state. Also handles AIIMS, JIPMER, AFMC, Deemed Universities, Central Universities.

Ministry of Health, Govt. of India · mcc.nic.in
🏛️ State Counselling

CEE — Commissioner for Entrance Examinations, Kerala

Conducts counselling for 85% State Merit / community-quota seats in Kerala govt colleges, plus almost all private/self-financing college seats (General/Merit, Minority and NRI seats).

Government of Kerala · cee.kerala.gov.in
Seat Type%Conducted ByEligible Students
🏛️ Government Medical Colleges
All India Quota (AIQ)15%MCCAll India students
State Merit + Community Quota85%CEE KeralaKerala-eligible (this predictor)
🏢 Private / Self-financing Medical Colleges (No AIQ — common counselling via CEE)
General (Merit) Quota~85%CEE KeralaKerala-eligible (this predictor)
Minority Community Quota (MM / AC)up to 50%CEE KeralaMuslim / Christian minority candidates at minority colleges (this predictor)
NRI Quota~15%CEE KeralaNRI candidates (this predictor, if you tick NRI)
📌 Note: Percentages are of seats within each college type and are approximate — the exact split varies slightly by college and is finalised in each year's seat matrix. AIQ exists only in Government colleges (15% of govt seats go to MCC). Private colleges have no AIQ — all their seats are counselled by CEE Kerala. The Seat Predictor covers Government and General/Merit private seats for everyone, plus Minority (MM / AC), PD and NRI seats when you select them. All cutoffs are KEAM 2026 ranks from the official Phase 1 & Phase 2 allotment lists.
Counselling Timeline
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NEET Result
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MCC AIQ R1 & R2
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MCC Deemed Round
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CEE Kerala Phase 1
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CEE Kerala Phase 2
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CEE Kerala Phase 3
💡 Key Points for Kerala Students
✓ If you get an MCC AIQ seat in R1 or R2, you must join or lose eligibility for state counselling.
✓ Cutoffs are KEAM ranks, not NEET AIR — enter your rank from the KEAM 2026 medical rank list. Covers Government, Private, Minority, PD & NRI seats across 35 colleges.
✓ Kerala runs more than two allotment phases — this page shows the 2026 Phase 1 and Phase 2 cutoffs; later phases usually relax further.
✓ NRI seats (~15% of private seats) were allotted from Phase 2 in 2026 — tick "NRI" in the predictor to include them.
📊 Already got a seat allotted?
Here's how to decide between freezing it and floating for a better one in the next round.
Kerala NEET Category Reference

Kerala NEET Reservation Categories Explained

In Kerala CEE MBBS counselling, every seat is tagged with a single category code — your community/reservation category. There is no gender split, unlike Telangana. Understanding these codes — what they mean and which seats they unlock — is critical for effective choice-filling. Below is a complete reference for all category codes.

🔑 How Kerala Reservation Works
State Merit 50% of seats, open to all eligible candidates purely on rank
EWS 10% reserved for Economically Weaker Sections
SEBC 30% split across nine socially/educationally backward communities — Ezhava, Muslim, Other Backward Hindu, Latin Catholic/Anglo-Indian, Dheevara, Viswakarma, Kusavan, Other Backward Christian, Kudumbi
SC/ST 10% combined — 8% Scheduled Caste, 2% Scheduled Tribe
🎓 State Merit

GN

State Merit (General)

Open to all eligible candidates regardless of community. The most competitive category — seats filled purely on NEET merit, at government fees in govt. colleges and General (Merit) fees in private colleges.

All CommunitiesGovt + Private

EW

Economically Weaker Section

Reserved seats for candidates from economically weaker sections of forward communities, per the 10% EWS reservation. EW candidates are also automatically eligible for GN (State Merit) seats if their rank qualifies.

EWS Reserved
📋 SEBC (Socially & Educationally Backward Classes)

EZ

Ezhava

Reserved seats for the Ezhava community, the largest single SEBC block at 9% of total seats. EZ candidates are also automatically eligible for GN seats if their rank qualifies.

SEBC 9%

MU

Muslim

Reserved seats for the Muslim community, 8% of total seats. MU candidates are also automatically eligible for GN seats if their rank qualifies.

SEBC 8%

BH

Other Backward Hindu

Reserved seats for Other Backward Hindu communities notified under Kerala's SEBC list, 3% of total seats.

SEBC 3%

LA

Latin Catholic / Anglo-Indian

Reserved seats for Latin Catholic and Anglo-Indian communities, 3% of total seats.

SEBC 3%

DV

Dheevara

Reserved seats for the traditional fishing community Dheevara, 2% of total seats.

SEBC 2%

VK

Viswakarma

Reserved seats for the Viswakarma community, 2% of total seats.

SEBC 2%

KN

Kusavan

Reserved seats for the Kusavan community, 1% of total seats — one of the smallest reservation blocks, which can mean comparatively relaxed cutoffs in some colleges.

SEBC 1%

BX

Other Backward Christian

Reserved seats for Other Backward Christian communities notified under Kerala's SEBC list, 1% of total seats.

SEBC 1%

KU

Kudumbi

Reserved seats for the Kudumbi community, 1% of total seats.

SEBC 1%
⚖️ Scheduled Caste & Scheduled Tribe Categories

SC

Scheduled Caste

Government quota and community-reservation seats reserved for Scheduled Caste candidates, 8% of total seats — a single combined SC block, unlike Telangana's SC1/SC2/SC3 split.

SC Reserved 8%

ST

Scheduled Tribe

Reserved seats for Scheduled Tribe candidates, 2% of total seats. ST seats typically see the most relaxed cutoffs of any reserved category.

ST Reserved 2%
🕌 Minority, PD & NRI Seats

MM / AC

Muslim Minority / Christian Minority

Community seats at the 14 minority self-financing colleges — MM at the 7 Muslim-minority colleges and AC at the 7 Christian-minority colleges. In most of them this is half of all seats. Filled by KEAM rank among candidates of that community, whatever their reservation category.

Minority colleges only

PD

Persons with Disability

Seats reserved for candidates with a qualifying disability, at government colleges. In 2026 they went to candidates of every community, often at much higher ranks than other seats.

Govt colleges

NR / NC / NM

NRI Quota

About 15% of private-college seats, at the highest fee. NR seats exist at every private college; NC and NM are NRI seats set aside for the Christian or Muslim minority community at some minority colleges. In 2026 they were first allotted in Phase 2.

NRI fee tier
🔎 Codes in the 2026 allotment lists
SM-EZ, SM-MU… (mostly at the older government colleges) and FL-EZ, FL-MU… (mostly at the newer ones) were allotted only to candidates of that community, so NeetSeat counts them as that community's seats. AM seats at private colleges were filled strictly by rank, just ahead of the SM seats, by candidates of every category — NeetSeat counts them as State Merit (GN). A few government seats carry special codes (XS, SD, DA, PT, PI, CC, DK, NQ, DM — 37 seats in Phase 2); these aren't covered by the predictor.
💡 Cross-Category Eligibility — How It Works
CEE Kerala allows candidates in reserved categories to also compete for State Merit (GN) seats, if their rank qualifies. For example, an EZ candidate is checked for EZ + GN seats; add a minority community to include MM or AC seats, tick PD for PD seats and NRI for NRI seats. The predictor combines all of these automatically.
FAQs

Common Questions

In the KEAM 2026 Phase 1 allotment the last State Merit (GN) seat went to KEAM rank 144 at Govt. Medical College, Kozhikode and 290 at Govt. Medical College, Thiruvananthapuram. After Phase 2 they closed at 205 and 365. Across all government colleges the last State Merit seat after Phase 2 went to rank 804 (Kannur). Reserved communities get government seats at much higher ranks — use the Category Cutoffs tab to compare.
KEAM rank. The official CEE Kerala allotment lists give only each candidate's rank in the KEAM medical rank list (prepared from NEET scores of Kerala candidates), not their NEET All India Rank. So enter your KEAM 2026 rank from the CEE rank list, not your NEET AIR — the two numbers are very different.
For State Merit (GN) private seats in 2026, the last Phase 2 seat went to KEAM rank 2,050 at Jubilee Mission, Thrissur (the tightest private college) and 10,842 at Palakkad Institute of Medical Sciences (the most relaxed). Private fees in this data run about ₹8.1–9.4 lakh a year.
The 14 minority self-financing colleges keep part of their seats for candidates of their own community — tagged MM (Muslim minority) or AC (Christian minority) in the 2026 lists. In most of these colleges it is half of all seats. Choose your minority community in the predictor to include these seats.
Yes. Candidates in EWS, the nine SEBC communities, SC and ST compete for State Merit seats first on rank — reservation is a floor, not a ceiling. The predictor always checks your own community seats and GN seats together.
In the 2026 lists, the newer government colleges at Idukki, Kasaragod, Palakkad and Wayanad had no State Merit seats at all, and Konni (Pathanamthitta) and Kollam had only one or two. Their seats went to community-reservation candidates (many tagged FL-EZ, FL-MU etc.), while more reserved candidates took State Merit seats at the older colleges (tagged SM-EZ, SM-MU etc.). Govt. Medical College, Palakkad gave 70 of its 84 seats to SC candidates.
Ezhava (EZ), Muslim (MU), Other Backward Hindu (BH), Latin Catholic / Anglo-Indian (LA), Dheevara (DV), Viswakarma (VK), Kusavan (KN), Other Backward Christian (BX) and Kudumbi (KU). Each has its own reserved seats and cutoffs.
Yes, if you tick the NRI option. In 2026 the NRI seats were allotted in Phase 2 — NR seats at every private college, plus NC (Christian minority NRI) and NM (Muslim minority NRI) seats at some minority colleges. The NRI fee in this data is ₹22.74 lakh a year.
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