NEET PG Seat Matrix for Government and Private Medical Colleges

The NEET PG Seat Matrix for government and private medical colleges is an official document published by the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC). It includes all the recognized medical colleges, such as government colleges, private colleges and deemed to be universities and also gives information regarding all the MD (Doctor of Medicine)/ MS (Master of Surgery) and PG Diploma courses.

The seat matrix is divided into the All India Quota (AIQ) seats, which amount to half of the seats in government colleges and the State Quota seats that take the remaining half, which are reserved for candidates permanently domiciled in the different states. It also shows such category-wise distribution of seats, such as General, SC, ST, OBC, EWS, and PwD, as well as additional information on management and NRI quota seats in private colleges.

What Is the NEET PG Seat Matrix?

The NEET PG Seat Matrix is an official publication issued by the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) that contains information on the number of postgraduate medical seats nationwide. It encompasses the government and non-government colleges of medicine and includes all the recognized specialties, which include MD, MS and PG Diploma programs.

The allocation of seats in the seat matrix depends on many categories, such as All India Quota (AIQ) and State Quota seats, and is further categorized based on the reservation categories such as General, SC, ST, OBC, EWS and PwD category. This will assist the candidates in learning the number of seats they will be able to compete for in each college and specialty. Using the seat matrix, the candidates are in a position to make sound choices in the process of counselling, rank the colleges by their availability and preferences.

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What Details Are Mentioned in the NEET PG Seat Matrix?

The important information mentioned in the NEET PG seat matrix is-

1. Name and Type of College - Includes a list of the government and non-government medical colleges that are accredited by the National Medical Commission (NMC).
2. Specialty/Course - Displays the seat of each course, such as MD, MS and Pg diploma programmes.
3. Total Seats - Number of seats in a specific college for each specialty.
4. Quota-wise Distribution This provides information about seats in the All India Quota (AIQ), State Quota and management or NRI quota.
5. Category-wise Seats - Separates seats on the basis of the category of the reservation as General, SC, ST, OBC, EWS and the PwD.
6. Seat Type - If the seat is Government, Private, Deemed University or Autonomous Institution.

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What Is the Category-Wise Seat Distribution in NEET PG?

Category-wise seat allocation in NEET PG shows how the seats are distributed to various categories of reservation, that is, General, SC, ST, OBC, EWS, PwD, etc. The table below shows the reservation percentage for the different categories.

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What Is the State-Wise NEET PG Seat Matrix?

The state-wise NEET PG seat matrix displays the the break down of the postgraduate medical seats offered by the different Indian medical institutes. It has government and private colleges and indicates the distribution of seats under the State Quota and the All India Quota (AIQ).

The table below shows the state-wise NEET PG seat matrix.

State	No. of Colleges	PG Seats
		Government	Private
Andhra Pradesh	37	1923	1645
Arunachal Pradesh	1	0	0
Andaman & Nicobar Islands	1	0	0
Assam	13	738	0
Bihar	21	908	321
Chandigarh	1	585	0
Chhattisgarh	14	475	114
Dadra  and Nagar Haveli	1	0	0
Delhi	10	2889	49
Goa	1	137	0
Gujarat	40	2186	724
Haryana	15	432	465
Himachal Pradesh	8	264	92
J & K	12	606	51
Jharkhand	9	263	0
Karnataka	70	1856	4593
Kerala	33	1077	868
Madhya Pradesh	27	1489	859
Maharashtra	68	3576	2498
Manipur	4	255	0
Meghalaya	1	37	0
Mizoram	1	0	0
Nagaland	1	0	0
Orrisa	17	725	509
Puducherry	9	314	720
Punjab	12	408	384
Rajasthan	35	2255	1033
Sikkim	1	0	34
Tamil Nadu	74	2765	2369
Telangana	56	1504	1608
Tripura	2	85	6
Uttar Pradesh	68	2301	1919
Uttarakhand	8	1572	260
West Bengal	35	1791	297

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What Is the Government Medical College Seat Matrix Through NEET PG?

The government medical college seat matrix is the list indicating the number of postgraduate seats in the government-run medical institutes in India. These colleges tend to be more heavily quota-based in All India Quota (AIQ) and state quota categories, and the tuition is much lower than in the private institutions.

The table below gives a list of government institutes and their seat matrix for NEET PG.

College / Institute	Location (State)	Course / Speciality	Seats Approved
AIIMS Delhi	Delhi	MD General Medicine	39
		MS General Surgery	32
Maulana Azad Medical College	Delhi	MD Paediatrics	18
		MS Orthopaedics	14
King George’s Medical University	Uttar Pradesh	MD General Medicine	30
KGMU Lucknow	Uttar Pradesh	MS General Surgery	24
BRD Medical College	Uttar Pradesh	MD Anaesthesiology	18
GSVM Medical College	Uttar Pradesh	MS Obstetrics & Gynaecology	20
Government Medical College	Chandigarh	MD Medicine	20
		MS Surgery	18
SMS Medical College	Rajasthan	MD Medicine	32
		MS Orthopaedics	20
RNT Medical College	Rajasthan	MD Paediatrics	14
Government Medical College	Rajasthan	MS General Surgery	12
BJ Medical College	Gujarat	MD General Medicine	36
		MS Obstetrics & Gynaecology	24
Government Medical College, Surat	Gujarat	MD Anaesthesiology	18
		MS Orthopaedics	10
Grant Medical College	Maharashtra	MD Medicine	40
		MS Surgery	30
BJ Medical College	Maharashtra	MD Paediatrics	20
Government Medical College	Maharashtra	MS Obstetrics & Gynaecology	22
Madras Medical College	Tamil Nadu	MD Medicine	38
		MS General Surgery	28
Stanley Medical College	Tamil Nadu	MD Paediatrics	22
Coimbatore Medical College	Tamil Nadu	MS Orthopaedics	16
Calcutta Medical College	West Bengal	MD Medicine	30
		MS Surgery	26
Burdwan Medical College	West Bengal	MD Paediatrics	18
Bankura Sammilani Medical College	West Bengal	MS Obstetrics & Gynaecology	14
Andhra Medical College	Andhra Pradesh	MD Medicine	24
Andhra Medical College	Andhra Pradesh	MS General Surgery	20
Guntur Medical College	Andhra Pradesh	MD Paediatrics	16
Kurnool Medical College	Andhra Pradesh	MS Orthopaedics	12
Gandhi Medical College	Telangana	MD Medicine	28
Osmania Medical College	Telangana	MS Surgery	24
Kakatiya Medical College	Telangana	MD Paediatrics	16
Government Medical College	Kerala	MD Medicine	24
Trivandrum Medical College	Kerala	MS Surgery	22
Thrissur Medical College	Kerala	MD Anaesthesiology	16
SCB Medical College	Odisha	MD Medicine	20
		MS Orthopaedics	14
VIMSAR Burla	Odisha	MD Paediatrics	12
Patna Medical College	Bihar	MD Medicine	24
		MS Surgery	20
Darbhanga Medical College	Bihar	MD Paediatrics	14
RIMS Ranchi	Jharkhand	MD Medicine	18
		MS General Surgery	14
IGMC Shimla	Himachal Pradesh	MD Medicine	12
		MS Obstetrics & Gynaecology	10
GMC Jammu	Jammu & Kashmir	MD Medicine	14
GMC Srinagar	Jammu & Kashmir	MS Surgery	12
RIMS Imphal	Manipur	MD Medicine	10
AGMC Agartala	Tripura	MS General Surgery	8
GMCH Guwahati	Assam	MD Medicine	18
Silchar Medical College	Assam	MS Obstetrics & Gynaecology	12

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What Is the Private Medical College Seat Matrix Through NEET PG?

The private medical college seat matrix contains all the seats that are offered in the private medical colleges to NEET PG. These colleges usually have NRI quota seats and management quota seats along with state and All India quota seats.

The table below gives a list of private institutes and their seat matrix for NEET PG.

College / Institute	Location	Course / Speciality	Seats
Kasturba Medical College	Karnataka	MD General Medicine	20
		MS General Surgery	18
		MD Paediatrics	12
		MS Orthopaedics	10
MS Ramaiah Medical College	Karnataka	MD Medicine	16
		MS Obstetrics & Gynaecology	14
JSS Medical College	Karnataka	MD Anaesthesiology	12
		MS General Surgery	14
KLE Jawaharlal Nehru Medical College	Karnataka	MD Medicine	18
		MS Orthopaedics	12
Christian Medical College	Tamil Nadu	MD General Medicine	24
		MS General Surgery	20
PSG Institute of Medical Sciences	Tamil Nadu	MD Paediatrics	12
		MS Orthopaedics	10
Sri Ramachandra Medical College	Tamil Nadu	MD Anaesthesiology	14
SRMC Chennai	Tamil Nadu	MS Obstetrics & Gynaecology	16
Amrita Institute of Medical Sciences	Kerala	MD Medicine	20
		MS General Surgery	18
Jubilee Mission Medical College	Kerala	MD Paediatrics	10
Azeezia Medical College	Kerala	MS Orthopaedics	8
MGM Medical College	Maharashtra	MD Medicine	18
		MS Surgery	16
DY Patil Medical College	Maharashtra	MD Paediatrics	12
		MS Orthopaedics	10
Krishna Institute of Medical Sciences	Maharashtra	MD Anaesthesiology	12
Bharati Vidyapeeth Medical College	Maharashtra	MS Obstetrics & Gynaecology	14
Sri Siddhartha Medical College	Karnataka	MD Medicine	12
		MS Surgery	10
Mahadevappa Rampure Medical College	Karnataka	MD Paediatrics	8
MRMC Kalaburagi	Karnataka	MS Orthopaedics	8
Index Medical College	Madhya Pradesh	MD Medicine	10
		MS Surgery	8
LN Medical College	Madhya Pradesh	MD Paediatrics	8
People's College of Medical Sciences	Madhya Pradesh	MS Obstetrics & Gynaecology	10
Integral Institute of Medical Sciences	Uttar Pradesh	MD Medicine	10
		MS Surgery	8
Subharti Medical College	Uttar Pradesh	MD Paediatrics	10
Rohilkhand Medical College	Uttar Pradesh	MS Orthopaedics	8
Santosh Medical College	Uttar Pradesh	MD Anaesthesiology	8
KPC Medical College	West Bengal	MD Medicine	10
		MS Surgery	8
IQ City Medical College	West Bengal	MD Paediatrics	8
		MS Obstetrics & Gynaecology	8
Hi-Tech Medical College	Odisha	MD Medicine	10
		MS Surgery	8
Kalinga Institute of Medical Sciences	Odisha	MD Paediatrics	12
IMS & SUM Hospital	Odisha	MS Orthopaedics	10
Prathima Institute of Medical Sciences	Telangana	MD Medicine	10
		MS Surgery	8
Kamineni Institute of Medical Sciences	Telangana	MD Paediatrics	10
		MS Obstetrics & Gynaecology	8
Narayana Medical College	Andhra Pradesh	MD Medicine	12
		MS Surgery	10
PES Institute of Medical Sciences	Andhra Pradesh	MD Paediatrics	8
NRI Medical College, Guntur	Andhra Pradesh	MS Orthopaedics	8
GITAM Institute of Medical Sciences	Andhra Pradesh	MD Anaesthesiology	8

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What Is the Seat Matrix for Deemed Universities in NEET PG?

The deemed university seat matrix includes postgraduate (PG) seats provided by the deemed-to-be universities all over India. These universities are not subject to state quotas and normally have a nationwide counselling system. The matrix indicates the availability of seats in the respective specialties and categories-wise allocation.

The table below gives a list of deemed institutes and their seat matrix for NEET PG.

College / Institute	Location	Program (Course)	Quota	Seats
A.C.S. Medical College and Hospital	Tamil Nadu	M.D. Anaesthesiology	Management/Paid	7
		M.D. Biochemistry	Management/Paid	4
		M.D. Dermatology	NRI	2
Aarupadai Veedu Medical College and Hospital	Puducherry	M.D. Emergency Medicine	Management/Paid	3
		M.D. General Medicine	NRI	4
		M.D. General Medicine	Management/Paid	10
Dr. D.Y. Patil Medical College	Maharashtra	M.D. Emergency Medicine	Management/Paid	4
		M.D. General Medicine	NRI	9
		M.S. General Surgery	Management/Paid	23
GITAM Institute of Medical Sciences & Research	Andhra Pradesh	M.D. Anaesthesiology	Management/Paid	6
		M.D. Psychiatry	Management/Paid	2
Institute of Medical Sciences	Odisha	M.D. Anaesthesiology	Management/Paid	19
		M.S. Orthopaedics	Management/Paid	15
Jawaharlal Nehru Medical College	Karnataka	M.D. Anaesthesiology	Management/Paid	19
K.S. Hegde Medical Academy	Karnataka	M.S. General Surgery	Management/Paid	9
Kalinga Institute of Medical Sciences	Odisha	M.D. General Medicine	Management/Paid	19
Kasturba Medical College Mangalore	Karnataka	M.D. Anaesthesiology	Management/Paid	15
		M.D. Anaesthesiology	Management/Paid	16
Krishna Institute of Medical Sciences	Karad, Maharashtra	M.D. General Medicine	Management/Paid	17
M.M. Institute of Medical Sciences & Research	Ambala, Haryana	M.D. Anaesthesiology	Management/Paid	13
Mahatma Gandhi Medical College	Puducherry	M.D. Anaesthesiology	Management/Paid	18
Malla Reddy Institute of Medical Sciences	Telangana	M.D. General Medicine	Management/Paid	18
		M.S. General Surgery	Management/Paid	24
Sri Lakshmi Narayana Institute of Medical Sciences	Puducherry	M.D. General Medicine	Management/Paid	8
Sri Ramachandra Medical College	Tamil Nadu	M.D. Anaesthesiology	NRI	4
Sri Siddhartha Medical College	Karnataka	M.S. Orthopaedics	Management/Paid	9
SRM Medical College	Tamil Nadu	M.D. Microbiology	Management/Paid	3
Vinayaka Missions Medical College	Tamil Nadu	M.D. Anaesthesiology	Management/Paid	15

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How to Check NEET PG Seat Matrix Online?

Online check of NEET PG Seat Matrix is a simple task, and as such, candidates can retrieve the latest information about the seat availability before undergoing the counselling. These steps will help to get the official seat matrix.

1. Go to the Official MCC Website - click on the Home Page of the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) site at https://www.mcc.nic.in. The MCC is responsible for carrying out NEET PG counselling and publishing the official seat information.
2. Go to NEET PG Section - Select the NEET PG section on the first page. After selecting the section, look at the link on the section page that is either Seat matrix or information bulletin/seat availability.
3. Choose the type of college and session - Choose the ongoing session of counseling and then choose whether to view government colleges, private colleges or deemed universities.
4. Download Seat Matrix PDF - This is normally in the PDF format, whereby specialties, number of seats per category, distribution per category, as well as quotas are all given.
5. Plan for Counselling- When you have the data downloaded, you will be able to see how many seats are in your preferred colleges, how the reservation would work, and plan out your options to take counselling.

What Are the Factors That Affect NEET PG Seat Matrix?

The NEET PG seat matrix is affected by a number of factors that determine the number of seats in every college, specialty and category. By knowing these factors, the candidates can predict the availability of the seats and prepare their counselling strategy.

The main factors include-

1. College Type - There are varying seat allocations in the government, private and deemed universities. Government colleges will generally have a larger number of seats under AIQ and state quotas, whereas the management and NRI quotas could be present at the private colleges.
2. Specialty Demand - there are specialties that have high demand, such as MD medicine or MS general surgery, and this may affect the availability of seats as well as the future possibility of allocation.
3. Reservation Policies - The seats are allotted depending on the category (SC, ST, OBC, EWS, PwD). The alterations in the reservation regulations or category distributions have a direct impact on the seat matrix.
4. State Quota vs All India Quota - Seats are divided between state quota and AIQ, and therefore, applicants who apply in their home state might get a different matrix as compared to applicants who apply under the AIQ.
5. Recognition and Accreditation - It is limited only to the colleges approved by the National Medical Commission (NMC). The alterations in the status of accreditation may include or exclude seats in the matrix.
6. Unfilled Seats or Excess Seats - Each year, seats can be added as a result of new colleges or reduced as a result of mergers or closure or inadequate faculty in a college.

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Conclusion

The NEET PG Seat Matrix for government and private medical colleges is a crucial tool for every graduate in medicine who aspires to pursue postgraduate education. The analysis of the matrix helps the candidates to make appropriate choices and rank the colleges according to the availability to secure a seat and prepare themselves in advance for counselling.

Knowing the official matrix keeps the aspirants informed to maximize their chances of being admitted to the seat of their choice at any of the medical colleges and specialties.