Bhopal: The Directorate of Medical Education (DME), Madhya Pradesh, has adjusted the MBBS seat matrix for MP NEET UG 2025 counselling in a significant change: 300 medical seats have been removed. As a result, the total MBBS seats available for counselling have decreased from 5,075 last year to 4,775 this year.
MP NEET 2025 Counselling Seat Matrix: Summary Table
Context | Details |
---|---|
Total MBBS Seats | 4,775 (down from 5,075) |
Seat Reduction | 300 (250 at Index + 50 at LN) |
Government College Seats | 2,575 |
Private College Seats | 2,200 |
Reserved for MP Students | 3,496 |
Choice Filling Begins | July 31 |
Seat Allotment Results | August 6 |
Why Did Seats Drop?
- The recognition of 250 seats at Index Medical College and 50 at LN Medical College was withdrawn.
- Both hospitals are private institutions under investigation, leading to the cancellation of those seats.
- The result: no increase in government college seats and a reduction only in private sector capacity.
Colleges and Seat Distribution
- Admission is open through 29 medical colleges: 17 government-run and 12 private.
- Government colleges now have 2,575 seats, while private institutions offer 2,200 seats.
- Out of a total of 4,775 seats:
- 3,496 seats are reserved for students from Madhya Pradesh.
- The remaining are offered through All India Quota, Management quota, and NRI quota.
Counselling Timeline
- Over 14,000 candidates registered for state counselling.
- The seat matrix is open for review and objections.
- Choice filling opens on July 31, and candidates can lock their preferences.
- The allotment results will be declared on August 6, after which successful students must complete their admission formalities at the allotted colleges.
Implications for Aspirants
- Government seats remain steady, but competition has intensified due to reduced private slots.
- If you’re targeting a government college, this year’s process remains largely unchanged.
- For those aiming for private colleges, quick action during counselling is essential.