All India Quota counselling
The 15% national pool, counselled by MCC, plus AIIMS, JIPMER and other central institutes.
- Choice list built against last year’s closing ranks
- Round-by-round Freeze / Float calls
- Round 3 and stray vacancy strategy
NEET UG 2026 · Counselling season is open
Your rank is fixed.
Your rank is fixed.
Your seat is still
a decision.
Counselling decides where you study far more than most families expect. We sit with you through every round — All India Quota, state quota, deemed and private — and tell you plainly which choices are worth filling and which are a trap.
The rules are free. Knowing which seat you’ll actually get — that’s what we do.
16 July 2026
NEET UG 2026 result declared
11.21 lakh
candidates qualified
213 / 177
qualifying cutoff UR-EWS / OBC-SC-ST
Qualified in 2026
11.21 lakh
MBBS seats, all India
1,36,939
Seats open, by round
Indicative
Round-wise vacancies are not published as a fixed count and vary every year. Proportions here are indicative; the two figures above are the confirmed 2026 numbers.
Next deadline
MCC AIQ Round 1 — registration and fee payment close
12 August 2026 at 3:00 pm IST · tentative — per MCC notification
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Choice order cannot be corrected after locking. Get it reviewed before the deadline — or see every MCC and state deadline →
Three routes to a seat. We work all three.
Most families lose a seat by treating counselling as one process. It is three, running on different calendars, with different rules about fees, bonds and withdrawal.
State quota counselling
The 85% home-state pool, with its own portal, calendar, domicile rules and bond terms.
- Domicile and certificate eligibility check
- State registration windows tracked for you
- Bond years and penalties priced before you fill
Deemed & private guidance
For families who can fund a private seat and want it costed honestly before committing.
- Total four-and-a-half-year cost, not just tuition
- NRI and management seat comparison
- Loan documentation timeline planning
Free tools
Four things you can work out right now
No sign-up, nothing stored on a server. These give you the shape of your options; the specific college list is a conversation.
Seat Finder
Tool 01Which counselling routes are realistic for your rank and category.
The college-by-college list is locked
Closing ranks differ by state, category and college. We send the shortlist for your exact profile.
Get my full list on WhatsAppIndicative only. Based on published trends, not a guarantee of allotment.
Upgrade or Hold
Tool 02Four questions, then a straight Freeze or Upgrade call.
1Your allotment
2How you feel
3Rank vs last year
4Risk appetite
What have you been allotted so far?
How do you feel about that seat?
Your rank against last year’s closing rank
For the college you actually want, not the best one on the list.
How much risk can your family absorb?
Floating can improve your seat. It can also give you one you like less.
Recommendation
Why, and exactly what to fill next round
The verdict is the easy half. The choice order that follows from it is the half that decides your seat.
Review my choice orderIndicative only. A Freeze or Upgrade call depends on your exact college, category and state — no tool can see your seat matrix.
Document Vault
Tool 03Tick as you collect. Your progress stays on this device — nothing is uploaded.
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Originals plus two photocopy sets. Scans under the portal size limit.
Documents ready. Now get the strategy — talk to us before choice-filling opens.
Get my choice-filling planCountdown
Tool 04MCC AIQ Round 1 — registration and fee payment close — 12 August 2026 at 3:00 pm IST. Tentative — per MCC notification.
Choice order can’t be corrected after locking. Get it reviewed before the deadline.
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Why families choose us
We are counsellors, not agents. We cannot get you a seat, and anyone who says they can is selling something. What we can do is make sure no seat is lost to a missed window, a wrong preference order or a document that was never in the right format.
One counsellor, every round
The same person from registration to stray vacancy. No handovers, no repeating your situation.
Both counsellings, in parallel
AIQ and your state quota run on different calendars. We track both so neither slips.
Costs stated before you commit
Tuition, hostel, bond penalty and escalation, priced across the full course before a choice is filled.
Judge us by the free guides
Every rule we would explain on a call is already written down and free to read. The depth of that work is the credential — read the guides first, then decide.
NEET UG 2026, in numbers
21 Jun 2026Exam date
~20 lakhCandidates appeared
11.21 lakhQualified for counselling
715/720Topper’s score
19Candidates above 700
213 / 177Qualifying cutoff, UR-EWS / OBC-SC-ST
Figures as published for NEET UG 2026 (result declared 16 July 2026). Eleven lakh qualified candidates are competing for 1,36,939 MBBS seats nationally — 63,296 government and 73,643 private, across 823 colleges. Verified against NTA and NMC publications on 11 August 2026.
28free guides published
7counselling bodies tracked — MCC + 6 state authorities
8states with their own state-counselling guide
13deadline windows monitored on the tracker
How the work runs
Step 01
Profile call
Rank, category, domicile, budget and what your family will and will not accept. Forty minutes on WhatsApp or a call.
Step 02
Shortlist and choice order
A written college list against last year’s closing ranks, ordered with you before the portal opens.
Step 03
Round-by-round calls
After every allotment: Freeze, Float or Upgrade, with the reasoning written down so your parents can read it too.
Step 04
Reporting and admission
Document set, fee timeline and reporting window handled until you are physically admitted.
What happens in your first 30 minutes with us
0–10 min
We read your position
Your AIR, category, domicile state and what you have already registered for. No sales pitch in this part.
10–20 min
We tell you the honest range
Which routes are live for your rank, which are wishful, and whether you need paid support at all — some students genuinely do not.
20–30 min
You leave with the next action
The deadline that matters this week, the document most likely to be rejected, and what to do before the portal closes.
What working with us looks like
One engagement for the whole season. Not per round, not per state, not per phone call. If your counselling runs into stray vacancy in October, we are still on it.
Prefer to talk before committing? Send us your rank on WhatsApp and we will tell you honestly whether you need paid support at all.
Full counselling support
- Rank-to-college mapping for All India Quota and your home state
- Round-by-round choice-filling order, written down before the portal opens
- Document verification before each deadline, in the format that portal accepts
- Upgrade, freeze and float calls after every single allotment
- Support that runs until you are admitted, not until the first round closes
No seat is guaranteed. Allotment is decided solely by the counselling authority.
Questions we are asked every July
All India Quota (AIQ) is 15% of government seats, counselled centrally by the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) with no domicile requirement, covering AIIMS, JIPMER, central universities and more. State Quota is the remaining 85% of government seats, counselled by each state authority and generally requires state domicile.
Yes. AIQ and State Quota run on separate portals with separate registrations and deadlines, and a candidate can participate in both in parallel — you simply need to track both timelines carefully.
MCC runs four stages for the All India Quota: Round 1, Round 2, Round 3 — what earlier cycles called the mop-up round — and an online Stray Vacancy round filled from the existing merit list with no fresh registration. State authorities run their own equivalent rounds on their own calendars, and the exact dates shift every year.
From Round 3 onward, accepting an allotted seat is generally binding — if you do not report and join, you forfeit your security deposit and can be barred from the remaining rounds of that counselling. Be certain before you accept a late-round allotment.
Most students with modest scores still have real options: BDS cutoffs run lower than MBBS, private and deemed medical colleges have seats at higher fee levels, and AYUSH courses (BAMS/BHMS/BUMS/BSMS) are counselled separately through the AACCC portal. Later rounds also open up seats as higher-rank students migrate.
Commonly required documents include your NEET scorecard and admit card, Class 10 and 12 marksheets, a photo ID such as Aadhaar, domicile certificate (for state quota), category certificate (SC/ST/OBC-NCL/EWS where applicable) and passport photographs — carry originals plus several self-attested photocopies, and ensure your name spelling matches exactly across every document.
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