Rajasthan NEET PG state counselling

No 2026 schedule or portal published as of 1 October 2026. The board runs a new portal each session; the 2025 portal (rajpgneet2025.in) was returning errors on 1 October 2026.

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 Rajasthan NEET PG Counselling Board itself allots.

14

government colleges matched

1,973

sanctioned PG intake

978

All India Quota, 2025

1,016

left as state quota

• State-quota seats (50% of government-college seats and 50% of private-college seats): NEET PG 2025 qualifiers with MBBS from a college in Rajasthan, plus doctors serving under the Government of Rajasthan.
• Within government-college state seats, 25% give preference to MBBS graduates of the University of Rajasthan or RUHS.
• The other 50% of private-college seats are open to NEET PG qualifiers with an NMC-recognised MBBS from anywhere.
• The MBBS-in-Rajasthan condition applies up to Round 3; seats left after Round 3 go to the stray round without it.
• The 2025 booklet bases eligibility on where the MBBS was done, not on residence, but it does not mention Tanvi Behl v. Shrey Goel.
• Internship must be completed by 31 July 2025; candidates registered outside Rajasthan must submit Rajasthan Medical Council registration within one month of joining.

Reservation

Seats follow the Rajasthan reservation roster (SC, ST including STA, OBC-NCL, MBC-NCL, EWS), but the booklet gives no percentages. At least 25% of each category goes to women, PwD gets 5% horizontally, and only Rajasthan residents get category benefits.

In-service candidates

In-service candidates get bonus marks on their NEET PG 2025 score after Medical and Health Department verification, but must reach the qualifying percentile without them. Post-MBBS diploma and DNB seats are for regular in-service doctors only.

Service bond

Government/RajMES/RUHS CMS seats: Rs 10 lakh surety bond, replaced at final joining by a Rs 1.5 lakh bank guarantee plus Rs 8.5 lakh bond, and a 2-year state service bond. Private: undertaking to pay remaining fees if leaving.

Fees

2025-26 annual tuition: government medical colleges Rs 8,053 (about Rs 28,186 due at admission); RajMES and RUHS CMS Rs 63,800 for a government seat and Rs 8,68,200 for a payment seat; private clinical MD/MS up to Rs 32,55,000.

1. Register online (Part 1 and Part 2) and pay the non-refundable fee: Rs 4,000, or Rs 3,000 for Rajasthan SC/ST.
2. Provisional merit list is published, along with a separate Senior Demonstrator merit list.
3. Pay the refundable security deposit before choice filling: Rs 1 lakh for government seats, Rs 2 lakh for management seats, Rs 5 lakh for private colleges.
4. PwD candidates attend in-person disability verification at SMS Medical College, Jaipur.
5. Fill and lock choices online; fresh choices are needed in every round.
6. After allotment, pay one year's tuition by NEFT/RTGS and report in person, with original documents and bonds, at the allotted college's desk in the Academic Block, SMS Medical College, Jaipur.
7. Rounds 2 and 3 allow upgradation; Round 3 needs a fresh application and a new security deposit.
8. Stray vacancy round: documents must be verified and deposited with the board in advance; state eligibility rules no longer apply.

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

Keep ready: Allotment letter and NEET PG 2025 score card; Printed online application form (two copies); Class 10 certificate as proof of date of birth; MBBS mark sheets, degree or provisional certificate, and attempt certificate; Internship completion certificate; NMC or state medical council registration; Photo ID and six passport-size photographs; Rajasthan caste, sub-category or EWS (FY 2025-26) certificate if applicable; Rajasthan domicile certificate if applicable; PwD certificate from one of the 33 MCC-designated centres, if applicable; Surety bonds, a notarised Rs 50 stamp-paper undertaking that documents are original, and a NOC or resignation from your current employer or college.

The board publishes round-wise allotment lists with each candidate's combined state merit number, category, course, seat type and college, but no cutoff table. Figures below are the highest merit number allotted per group in Round 1; in-service bonus is included.

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 Rajasthan last year: MD Radiodiagnosis at Sawai Man Singh Medical College (317); MD General Medicine at Sawai Man Singh Medical College (349); MD Dermatology, Venereology & Leprosy at Sawai Man Singh Medical College (398); MD Dermatology, Venereology & Leprosy at Ravindra Nath Tagore Medical College, Udaipur (671); MD Radiodiagnosis at Sardar Patel Medical College, Bikaner (722).

• Instruction Booklet for State Medical PG seats (MD/MS) / Post MBBS DNB / Post MBBS Diploma Allotments 2025, NEET PG Admission/Counselling Board-2025 (fetched via Internet Archive copy of 3 Dec 2025) — 2025-11
• REVISED: Rajasthan State Medical PG Seats (Round 1) Provisional Allotments - 2025 — 2025-12-06
• Careers360: Rajasthan NEET PG 2025 Round 1 schedule revised — 2025-12

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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