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M S Ramaiah Medical College, Bangalore MBBS · NEET cutoff 2026 · Karnataka state counselling (KEA)

About this college

M S Ramaiah Medical College, Bangalore is a private (deemed / private university) college in Karnataka offering MBBS. Its seats are filled through KEA’s state counselling, not MCC’s All-India counselling. Yearly fees in 2026: government quota ₹1,56,621, private quota ₹25,15,000, management ₹45,00,000, NRI ₹45,00,000. Government quota seats for General merit closed at NEET All-India Rank 12,100 in round 1, 12,761 in round 2 and 13,322 in round 3. By round 1 General merit closing rank it was #6 in demand among 67 MBBS colleges in Karnataka (a measure of demand, not quality).

Type: Private university
Government quota fee: ₹1,56,621 a year
Private quota fee: ₹25,15,000 a year
Management fee: ₹45,00,000 a year
NRI fee: ₹45,00,000 a year
KEA college code: M004

Karnataka state counselling · KEA

M S Ramaiah Medical College, Bangalore: closing ranks and fees

Karnataka Examinations Authority, 2026 · NEET All-India Rank

High demand · Top 10 in Karnataka#6 of 67 MBBS colleges in Karnataka by round 1 General merit closing rank (demand, not quality)

Government quota

₹1,56,621 a year

Government colleges, and the government’s share of seats in private colleges. Karnataka candidates only.

Karnataka closing rank: the highest NEET All-India Rank holding a seat after that round. A dash means no seat in that category in that round.
Category	Round 1	Round 2	Round 3
General merit	12,100	12,761	13,322
Category 1	33,042	33,330	–
Category 2A	40,785	40,785	40,681
Category 2B	25,608	25,608	–
Category 3A	14,000	14,961	14,000
Category 3B	27,644	27,644	–
SC, group 1	1,19,398	1,19,398	1,19,398
SC, group 2	60,180	60,180	–
SC, group 3	95,646	95,646	–
ST	50,410	86,116	–

15 more categories (rural, Kannada medium, Kalyana Karnataka, special and minority)

Category	Round 1	Round 2	Round 3
General merit, rural	40,851	45,218	–
General merit, Kannada medium	58,839	58,839	–
General merit, Kalyana Karnataka	13,747	13,747	28,885
General merit, rural, Kalyana Karnataka	82,751	82,751	–
Category 1, Kannada medium	1,83,413	1,83,413	–
Category 2A, rural	48,718	48,718	–
Category 2B, Kannada medium	90,494	90,494	–
Category 3B, Kannada medium	91,752	93,417	–
Category 3B, Kalyana Karnataka	56,582	56,582	–
SC, group 1, rural	2,44,042	2,44,042	–
SC, group 1, Kalyana Karnataka	1,87,181	1,87,181	–
SC, group 2, rural	1,02,112	1,02,112	–
ST, Kannada medium	1,20,627	1,20,627	–
ST, Kalyana Karnataka	86,116	1,16,091	1,16,091
Persons with disability	11,28,033	11,28,033	–

Private quota

₹25,15,000 a year

Private colleges’ own quota: GMP seats for Karnataka candidates, OPN seats open to every Indian citizen, and minority seats.

Karnataka closing rank: the highest NEET All-India Rank holding a seat after that round. A dash means no seat in that category in that round.
Category	Round 1	Round 2	Round 3
Karnataka candidates (GMP)	1,54,943	1,79,113	2,05,790
Open to all of India (OPN)	83,626	1,14,819	1,81,415

1 more categories (rural, Kannada medium, Kalyana Karnataka, special and minority)

Category	Round 1	Round 2	Round 3
Karnataka candidates, Kalyana Karnataka (GMPH)	2,75,414	3,00,053	3,07,585

Management

₹45,00,000 a year

Management (“Others”) seats in private colleges, open to all.

Karnataka closing rank: the highest NEET All-India Rank holding a seat after that round. A dash means no seat in that category in that round.
Category	Round 1	Round 2	Round 3
Management (Others)	2,43,719	4,10,714	5,61,272

NRI

₹45,00,000 a year

NRI seats in private colleges.

Karnataka closing rank: the highest NEET All-India Rank holding a seat after that round. A dash means no seat in that category in that round.
Category	Round 1	Round 2	Round 3
NRI	7,77,954	11,55,793	10,96,984

Who can apply: Government-quota seats are for Karnataka candidates (study and domicile rules in KEA’s Information Bulletin); private OPN, management and NRI seats are open more widely. Fees are KEA’s figures for 2026–27; confirm with KEA and the college.

Reading the rankings

How to read these rankings

Your NEET All-India Rank: Your own rank in the NEET exam across India (from NTA). Smaller is better. Use it for every category.
Closing rank (Round 1, 2, 3, Stray): The highest All-India Rank that still got a seat at that college in 2026, for one quota, category and round, from MCC’s official results. The stray vacancy round is the last round. If your rank is equal or smaller, it got in that year.
★ NIRF 2025 #: The government’s quality ranking of institutions (Ministry of Education): teaching, research, graduate outcomes, outreach and reputation. It says nothing about cut-offs. Some ranks are for the university a college belongs to.
High demand · Top 10 / Top 50: Where the college stands among all MBBS (or BDS) colleges by its round 1 Open closing rank in 2026: how early toppers chose it. It measures demand, not quality.

What students ask

What was the NEET cutoff for M S Ramaiah Medical College, Bangalore in 2026?

In KEA’s 2026 counselling, government quota seats for General merit closed at NEET All-India Rank 12,100 in round 1, 12,761 in round 2 and 13,322 in round 3. Other categories are in the tables above.

What is the fee at M S Ramaiah Medical College, Bangalore?

KEA’s 2026 allotment lists give these yearly fees: Government quota ₹1,56,621; Private quota ₹25,15,000; Management ₹45,00,000; NRI ₹45,00,000. Confirm with KEA and the college before you choose it.

How do I get admission to M S Ramaiah Medical College, Bangalore?

Qualify NEET (UG), register for Karnataka’s counselling with the Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA), verify your documents, then enter this college in your choices. Who can apply: Government-quota seats are for Karnataka candidates (study and domicile rules in KEA’s Information Bulletin); private OPN, management and NRI seats are open more widely. Fees are KEA’s figures for 2026–27; confirm with KEA and the college.