NEET (UG) 2026 · Meghalaya
MBBS and BDS colleges in Meghalaya: NEET cutoff 2026
2 MBBS (100 seats approved by NMC for 2026–27) and 0 BDS colleges in MCC’s 2026 counselling, sorted by round 1 Open closing rank. These are All-India counselling ranks; Meghalaya’s own state-quota counselling is separate.
Looking for Meghalaya’s own counselling? Directorate of Health Services (MI), Meghalaya fills Meghalaya’s state quota of MBBS and BDS (Shillong Medical College, PA Sangma, NEIGRIHMS’ state seats and central-pool seats) in offline rounds. It publishes eligibility lists, merit lists and vacancy notices, not allotments or cut-offs, so Meghalaya’s state cut-offs are not in this finder. Go to the official Meghalaya Health website for merit lists, seats, fees and dates.
MBBS colleges in Meghalaya
Open category · All-India counselling
Meghalaya AYUSH colleges in AACCC’s All-India counselling
15% All-India Quota of government and aided colleges, central and national institutes, deemed universities · Open category · rounds 1–3
BAMS (Ayurveda) colleges in Meghalaya (AACCC)
1 colleges · Open category
- Round 1
- 47,358
- Round 2
- 98,279
- Round 3
- 48,768
BHMS (Homoeopathy) colleges in Meghalaya (AACCC)
1 colleges · Open category
- Round 1
- 93,296
- Round 2
- 97,339
- Round 3
- 1,01,558
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.