MBBS Admission in Rajasthan 2026

Qualify NEET UG

Clear NEET 2026 cutoff for your category

RUHS Registration

Register, pay fee & upload documents

Choice Filling

Fill & lock college preferences

Allotment Rounds

R1 → R2 → Mop-up → Stray Vacancy

Seat Confirmed

Report to college within deadline

🏛️ Top Government Medical Colleges

🏫 Notable Private Medical Colleges

Attached hospital patient volumes determine the depth of your clinical training

Faculty stability and experience directly shapes your medical education quality

Structure of clinical postings determines how much real exposure you actually get

Often underweighted — the internship year shapes your real-world readiness

Top government colleges have genuine cutoffs — don’t assume Rajasthan is easy to crack.

Focusing only on RUHS and missing MCC AIQ counselling opportunities entirely.

Choosing private colleges on city or fee level alone without assessing training quality.

Category certificates and domicile proof left to the last minute cost students seats.

Private college management quota windows close while students wait for RUHS results.

Realistic Options Map

Based on your rank, category, domicile & budget

Strategic Choice Filling

Data-driven preference lists based on past RUHS cutoffs

College Evaluation

Rigorous assessment of private colleges — not just fee or city

All Deadlines Tracked

RUHS, MCC AIQ & management quota — all monitored

Honest Fee Breakdown

Full 6-year cost per college — no vague estimates

Document Review

Pre-verification check so nothing is missing

Private college state quota seats go through RUHS counselling if you have Rajasthan domicile. Management quota and NRI quota seats are filled through direct college admissions. Students from outside Rajasthan can access private college admissions without domicile.

Cutoffs vary every year based on applicants, seat availability, and national NEET performance. Previous years’ data gives useful indication but isn’t a guarantee. We help students assess their realistic position before counselling begins.

For government seats at established institutions in Jaipur and Jodhpur, genuinely yes. For private colleges, it depends on the specific institution — the sector is growing and improving, but variation in quality means specific evaluation matters.

Typically three to four — Round 1, Round 2, Mop-up, and sometimes a Stray Vacancy Round. Active participation and timely decisions at each round give you the best outcome.