Madhya Pradesh NEET PG state counselling

The DME portal now has an 'MP State NEET P.G. Counselling-2026' page, but as of 1 October 2026 it shows only the 2026-27 list of PwD assessment boards. No 2026 registration or round schedule has been published.

No state publishes this number, so here is how it is built. NMC’s register records the sanctioned PG intake of each government college; MCC’s results record how many of those seats went through the All India Quota. What is left is the state quota — what DME Madhya Pradesh itself allots.

13

government colleges matched

1,285

sanctioned PG intake

662

All India Quota, 2025

637

left as state quota

• An amendment of 3 September 2025 requires an MBBS from an NMC-recognised medical college in MP. This is relaxed from Round 2 onward only if no MP graduates are left for a vacancy.
• Before that amendment, the 2018 rules required MP domicile (mool niwasi). The new text drops residence but does not cite Tanvi Behl v. Shrey Goel.
• Round 1 2025: candidates from outside MP, or without an MP MBBS, could take only the 50% open seats in private colleges.
• You must meet the NEET PG percentile for your category, hold permanent or provisional MP Medical Council registration, and have finished internship to NMC norms.
• NRI quota seats in private colleges are open to eligible NRIs; NRIs may also compete for open unreserved seats on merit.

Reservation

Under the rules as amended on 2 July 2024: SC 16%, ST 20% and OBC 14% in all colleges, EWS 10% in government colleges only. Horizontal: women 33%, PwD 5%.

In-service candidates

30% of degree seats go to in-service doctors with at least 3 years' rural, remote or difficult-area service; they must serve 5 years after PG or pay a Rs 50 lakh bond. In 2025 they registered as open category first.

Service bond

Seat-leaving bond once mop-up starts: Rs 30 lakh at government colleges, or the full course fee at private ones. A rural service bond also applies, but its terms weren't found in official sources. In-service: 5 years or Rs 50 lakh.

1. Create a profile and register on dme.mponline.gov.in; the Rs 1,100 fee is non-refundable. OTPs go to the mobile number registered for NEET PG.
2. Merit list and vacancies are published, and objections to the vacancy list are heard.
3. Fill choices and lock them with an OTP, paying a Rs 100 portal fee; re-lock any edited choices.
4. After allotment, report in person at the allotted college with original documents, pay fees online, and choose upgradation YES or NO.
5. Round 2: advance deposit before choice filling (government seats Rs 25,000 UR / Rs 12,500 reserved; private Rs 2 lakh; NRI Rs 10 lakh).
6. Mop-up: registration reopens, then a Rs 2 lakh deposit (Rs 10 lakh for NRI) before choice filling.
7. Stray round: candidates mark attendance in person at the institute, and seats go in real time by merit, about 10 candidates per vacancy.

How the 2025 session actually ran, for a sense of the pace:

Keep ready: Allotment order, NEET PG registration copy and score card; MBBS final-year mark sheet (or FMGE pass certificate) and internship completion certificate; MP Medical Council registration; Proof of age (Class 10/12 certificate); Category certificate from an MP authority; EWS certificate issued in MP for FY 2024-25; PwD certificate, if applicable; Aadhaar card copy; Seat-leaving and rural service bonds (or a Rs 500 notarised affidavit if you opted to upgrade); Employer NOC for in-service candidates; NRI documents for NRI seats.

DME MP publishes round-wise opening/closing tables by college, subject and category, with NEET PG AIR, state merit rank and score. Ranks below are Round 1 closing AIRs, picked where AIR order matches state-rank order; incentive marks distort others.

Each college’s sanctioned PG intake, the share the All India Quota took, and what that leaves the state. The last column is the most competitive All India Quota Open closing rank in the college — a measure of how sought-after it is nationally, not a state cutoff.

The hardest All India Quota seats in Madhya Pradesh last year: MD Radiodiagnosis at GAJRA RAJA MEDICAL COLLEGE GWALIOR (765); MD Radiodiagnosis at Gandhi Medical College, Bhopal (946); MD Radiodiagnosis at Mahatma Gandhi Memorial Medical College, Indore (1,227); MD General Medicine at Mahatma Gandhi Memorial Medical College, Indore (1,489); MD Radiodiagnosis at SHYAM SHAH MEDICAL COLLEGE (1,798).

• DME MP PG counselling page (MP State NEET PG Counselling-2026) and previous-year notifications list — 2026-10-01
• MP Chikitsa Shiksha Pravesh Niyam 2018 with amendments 2019, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024 and 3 Sep 2025 (Gazette compilation) — 2025-09-03
• Advisory for candidates, MP State NEET MD/MS Counselling 2025 (Round 1) — 2025-10-28
• FAQ, MP State Combined NEET MD/MS Counselling 2025 — 2025-11-26
• Tentative time schedule, First Round 2025 — 2025-10-28
• Revised tentative time schedule, First Round 2025 — 2025-12-02
• Revised time schedule, Second Round 2025 — 2025-12
• Revised time schedule, Mop-up Round 2025-26 — 2026-01-20
• First Round allotment opening-closing, MP State NEET PG Counselling 2025 (MD/MS) — 2025-12-07
• Second Round allotment opening-closing 2025 — 2025-12-24
• Mop-up Round allotment opening-closing 2025-26 — 2026-02-16
• Stray vacancy round instructions and schedule — 2026-02-23
• Private and government college seat charts, First Round 2025-26 — 2025-11-27
• Careers360: MP NEET PG 2025 registration, new rules for in-service candidates — 2025-10
• Careers360: MP NEET PG mop-up merit list revised after HC relief to in-service candidates — 2026-02

Rules are summarised from those documents in our own words; where a document did not settle a point, this page leaves it out rather than guessing. Seat figures are derived from NMC’s College and Course Search and MCC’s allotment reports — see the methodology. Spotted something out of date? The official notice always wins.

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