Pandit Dindayal Upadhyay Medical College, RAJKOT

• Where the seats go. NMC recognises 148 sanctioned MD/MS seats here. MCC allotted 76 of them through the All India Quota in 2025, which leaves about 72 filled through Gujarat’s own counselling — the domicile quota, on its own portal, under its own rules and reservation. That remainder is subtraction, not a published figure: the two sources are a year apart, so a college whose intake changed between them will be a little out. It also has 200 MBBS seats, which are NEET UG rather than NEET PG. The 9 DM and MCh seats are filled through NEET SS, a separate exam.
• MCC counselling only — the state quota is not here. In a government college the sanctioned PG seats are split in half: 50% go to the All India Quota that MCC allots, and 50% to the state’s own counselling for candidates with that state’s domicile. The 76 All India Quota seats above are therefore roughly half the picture, and a comparable number again is filled through Gujarat’s counselling authority, on its own portal, under its own rules. We do not hold those figures, so we do not print a number for them.
• Allotted, not sanctioned. These are seats that went to candidates in 2025 counselling. A seat left vacant through every round never appears in an allotment report.
• One year. 2025 is the most recent counselling parsed. Departments and seat counts move between years.
• Sanctioned intake is NMC’s, from its College and Course Search for AY 2026-27, recorded there as “Pandit Deendayal Upadhyay Medical College, Rajkot” (GJ/033/G/1). The two sources share no identifier, so they are joined on name, state and city; this match scored 0.87 of 1. A college we could not match confidently shows no sanctioned figure rather than a guessed one.

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