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Predict Your Punjab MBBS Seat
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Know your expected rank from your score (2024–2026), then instantly predict eligible MBBS colleges across Punjab — Government, Management & minority seats — from the official 2026 BFUHS Round 1 & Round 2 allotments, 12 colleges.

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1Your Score
2Category
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Your All India Rank from NTA NEET result
Predictor will show all categories you're eligible for
Special categories (Sports, Border Area, Defence, etc.) and CMC's Christian minority seats aren't filled in NEET-rank order, so they're shown in the College Explorer only.
1st-year tuition, 2026 (third-party compilation of the BFUHS prospectus — verify): govt ₹2.02L, private Govt Quota ₹4.69L, Management ₹12.06L, CMC ₹6.60L, SGRD ₹12.06L. Fees rise each year.
⚠️ Important Disclaimer

Punjab (BFUHS) Government, Management & minority seats: Based on the 2026 BFUHS Round 1 (29.08.2026) & Round 2 (15.09.2026) provisional allocation lists. Round 1 lists give state merit numbers, not NEET ranks — ranks marked ≈ are estimated from them (see FAQ). Round 2 cutoffs are the last rank allotted in the Round 2 list. Fees are from a 2026 third-party compilation of the BFUHS prospectus — verify with the college. Always verify at bfuhs.ac.in ↗.
Results are indicative only — actual admission depends on counselling rules, seat matrix and yearly policy changes. Not affiliated with BFUHS or the Government of Punjab.

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Punjab State Counselling Allotment Data
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How It Works

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🏛️ Government
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📍 Ludhiana
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📊 Category-wise Cutoffs — All Colleges

Pick a category to see Round 1 & Round 2 cutoff ranks 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 & Punjab Counselling?

After NEET results are declared, seats are allocated through two parallel counselling streams — central (MCC) and state (Baba Farid University of Health Sciences, BFUHS, Faridkot). Knowing which seats fall under which authority decides where and how you apply.

🇮🇳 Central Counselling

MCC — Medical Counselling Committee

Conducts counselling for the 15% All India Quota (AIQ) of government college seats, open to students from any state. Also handles AIIMS, JIPMER, central and deemed universities.

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

BFUHS — Baba Farid University of Health Sciences, Faridkot

Conducts Punjab UG Medical & Dental Counselling for the state-quota seats of government colleges, plus the Government Quota, Management Quota, NRI and minority seats of private colleges.

Govt. of Punjab · bfuhs.ac.in
Seat TypeConducted ByEligible Students
🏛️ Government Medical Colleges (5, incl. ESIC Ludhiana)
All India Quota (AIQ, 15%)MCCAll India students
Government QuotaBFUHSPunjab state quota, category-reserved (this predictor)
NRIBFUHSNRI candidates (College Explorer)
🏢 Private Medical Colleges (7, incl. 2 minority)
Government QuotaBFUHSHalf the seats at non-minority colleges, category-reserved (this predictor)
Management QuotaBFUHSThe other half, also category-reserved, higher fee (tick the box in the predictor)
Sikh Minority QuotaBFUHSSGRD Amritsar — 63 seats (tick the box in the predictor)
Christian Minority (2A–2G)BFUHSCMC Ludhiana — 64 seats (College Explorer)
NRIBFUHSNRI candidates (College Explorer)
📌 Note: The BFUHS 2026 prospectus seat matrix (marked tentative) has 1,641 MBBS seats in state counselling: 741 at government colleges (including 79 NRI) and 900 at private colleges. MCC fills another 134 All India Quota seats at the government colleges. BFUHS publishes the category-wise distribution again before each round.
Counselling Timeline
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NEET Result
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MCC AIQ R1 & R2
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BFUHS Round 1 (29.08.2026)
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BFUHS Round 2 (15.09.2026)
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Later rounds (per BFUHS schedule)
💡 What the 2026 BFUHS Documents Say
  • The seat matrix is tentative — BFUHS can revise it before or during counselling, and publishes the category-wise distribution before each round.
  • Allotments are provisional until documents and eligibility are verified; BFUHS can cancel an allotment obtained through false information.
  • Private colleges split seats into Government Quota and Management Quota (with NRI seats inside the Management half). Both halves carry SC, BC, PwD and special-category seats.
  • Fees are paid six-monthly to the Registrar, BFUHS; colleges can't insist on the whole course fee in advance. If you move college in a later round, the fee already paid is refunded or adjusted within 30 days. (From the fee compilation.)
  • Round 2 notes: the allocations of four registration numbers are withheld, and one PIMS Jalandhar seat depends on the outcome of CWP No. 28493 of 2026.
  • For domicile, eligibility and exit rules, read the BFUHS prospectus at bfuhs.ac.in — those rules aren't part of this site's data.
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Punjab NEET Category Reference

Punjab NEET Reservation Categories Explained

In BFUHS's MBBS allotment every seat carries a quota and a category. Seats aren't split by gender. Category names below are as printed in the BFUHS 2026 lists.

🎓 Open

Open

General merit

Merit seats; the predictor counts reserved-category candidates here as well.

All categories
📋 Reserved Categories

SC

Scheduled Caste

The largest reserved share in the seat matrix, in Government and Management Quota alike.

SC

BC

Backward Classes

Backward Classes seats in Government and Management Quota.

BC

EWS

Economically Weaker Section

Government colleges only — 20 seats each at GMC Amritsar and GMC Patiala, 10 at GGSMC Faridkot.

Govt colleges

PwD

Persons with Disability

"Handicapped" in the seat matrix. Tick the PwD box in the predictor to include these seats.

PwD
🎖️ Special Categories (info only)

Sports · Defence · FF

Sports, Defence, Freedom Fighter

One or two seats per college. Not filled in NEET-rank order, so shown in the College Explorer only.

Info only

Area

Backward Area, Border Area

One or two seats per college, shown in the College Explorer.

Info only

RA · TA · PP · J&K

Riots Affected, Terrorist Affected, PP, J&K

As printed in the BFUHS lists; see the prospectus for who qualifies. Shown in the College Explorer only.

Info only
🏢 Management, Minority & NRI

MQ

Management Quota

Half the seats at the five non-minority private colleges, with the same category split and a higher fee (₹12.06L in year 1).

Management

Sikh Minority

SGRD Amritsar

63 seats plus 12 NRI. Tick "Sikh Minority" in the predictor to include them.

Minority

2A–2G

Christian Minority, CMC Ludhiana

64 seats in seven categories. Shown in the College Explorer for information.

Minority

NRI

NRI seats

At four government colleges and all seven private colleges. NRI allotments carry no merit number, so no cutoffs are shown.

NRI
💡 Cross-Category Eligibility
The predictor checks reserved-category candidates against Open seats too. For example, a BC candidate is checked against BC → Open seats automatically.
FAQs

Common Questions

In the BFUHS 2026 Round 1 allotment, GMC Patiala's last Open (general) government-quota seat went to about NEET AIR 12,087 (estimated from the state merit number — see below), and the last Round 2 Open allotment there was AIR 15,207 — the tightest Open cutoff in Punjab. GMC Amritsar (24,548 in Round 1), Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Mohali (24,071) and DMC Ludhiana (about 24,852) follow. Use the Category Cutoffs tab to compare every category across colleges.
Baba Farid University of Health Sciences (BFUHS), Faridkot runs Punjab's state counselling for MBBS and BDS (bfuhs.ac.in). It fills the state-quota seats of government colleges (after the 15% All India Quota that MCC fills) and the Government Quota, Management Quota, NRI and minority seats of private colleges.
At the five non-minority private colleges, half the seats are Government Quota (lower fee) and half Management Quota (higher fee), with the NRI seats inside the Management half; both halves carry Punjab reservations (SC, BC, PwD and special categories) in the seat matrix. SGRD Amritsar has 75 Open Quota and 75 Sikh Minority Quota seats; CMC Ludhiana has 21 open seats, 64 Christian minority seats (categories 2A–2G) and 15 NRI seats. Government colleges' state seats are all Government Quota, including their NRI seats.
Open seats go on merit, so the predictor counts SC, BC and EWS candidates for Open seats as well as their own category's seats. Check the BFUHS prospectus for the exact rule before relying on it.
No. The BFUHS seat matrix doesn't split seats by gender, so this predictor doesn't ask for it.
The seat matrix reserves one or two seats per college for Sports, Backward Area, Border Area, Defence, Freedom Fighter, Riots Affected, Terrorist Affected, PP and J&K (names as printed in the BFUHS lists). These seats aren't filled in NEET-rank order — some were allotted to candidates with far lower ranks than others in the same category — so a NEET rank can't predict them. The College Explorer shows them for information only.
The BFUHS Round 1 list gives each candidate's state merit number, not their NEET rank. The Round 2 list gives both for 710 of the Round 1 candidates, and merit order matches NEET-rank order exactly, so every other Round 1 rank must lie between two known ranks. We estimate it by interpolation (typical error well under 1%) and mark it ≈. The top 21 merit positions come before the first known rank (AIR 2,198), so a few Open opening ranks show as “< 2,198”. NRI allotments carry no merit number, so NRI cutoffs aren't shown.
The BFUHS Round 2 list shows only candidates who took part in Round 2 — New Allotted, Upgraded or No Change. The Round 2 cutoff on this site is the highest NEET rank allotted in that category in that list. Round 1 seat holders who didn't take part in Round 2 aren't in it.
Fees come from a 2026 third-party compilation of the BFUHS prospectus (not the official document), so verify with the college. Tuition rises each year; the site shows the 1st-year figure. Government colleges ₹2,02,000 (₹10.83L for 5 years); private Government Quota ₹4,69,000 (₹25.22L); Management Quota ₹12,06,000 (₹64.71L); SGRD ₹12,06,000 for Open and Minority Quota (marked “not confirmed” in the compilation); CMC ₹6.60 lakh a year plus 10% each year; NRI seats US$1,10,000 for the whole course. ESIC Ludhiana and CMC NRI fees aren't published in the documents we have.
Yes. ESIC Ludhiana: the prospectus seat matrix accounts for 25 of its 50 seats (7 All India Quota + 18 state quota). RIMT Mandi Gobindgarh: the Round 2 list has 70 MBBS allotments against 50 seats in the prospectus matrix, so its intake appears to have gone up. The seat matrix itself is marked tentative by BFUHS. This site shows MBBS colleges only.
The domicile and eligibility rules for each quota are in the BFUHS prospectus, which isn't part of the data this site uses — check bfuhs.ac.in before you apply.
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