Deemed University MBBS Admission 2026: MCC Counselling, Fees and Cut-offs Guide

A deemed-to-be university MBBS seat should be planned through MCC central counselling. Register on the official MCC portal, fill choices in the applicable deemed-university section, follow the allotment result and report only after verifying the official fee and document instructions. A direct-payment promise from a person or college is not a substitute for an official allotment.

Admission map

Deemed university MBBS admission 2026 at a glance

Counselling authority

Medical Counselling Committee (MCC)

Eligibility starting point

NEET UG qualification plus current MCC rules

Domicile

Ordinary deemed paid/open seats are planned centrally; verify restricted routes

Historical data

Supplied 2025 final closing AIRs by college and round

Fee basis

College-specific 2024-25, 2025-26 and 2026-27 snapshots

2026 caution

The live MCC bulletin, seat matrix and fee notice control

The process

How MCC deemed-university counselling works

Keep these ready, then match them against the active 2026 MCC information bulletin and each university notice:

• NEET UG 2026 scorecard, admit card and exact AIR
• Class 10 certificate and Class 12 marksheet and certificate
• Government photo ID, photographs and signature files
• Category, PwD, NRI, minority or gender documents, where applicable
• Medical fitness, anti-ragging and undertaking forms
• Written fee schedule, allotment letter and payment receipt

Use the data carefully

Deemed MBBS cut-offs: 2025 historical evidence

The supplied dataset contains 58 Deemed/Paid Open records from completed 2025 MCC rounds. A smaller AIR is more competitive. Round 2 and Round 3 rows are generally more useful for baseline planning; Stray and Special Stray rows are late-vacancy precedents with higher volatility.

• MCC official portalRegistration, notices and active counselling links.
• MCC UG current eventsSeat matrices, results and admission-year updates.
• MCC UG schedule and bulletinUse the live 2026 schedule when it is published.
• National Medical CommissionRecognition and regulatory information.