Andhra Pradesh MBBS Cutoff 

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AP NEET Cutoff 2026
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Andhra Pradesh
NEET Cutoff 2026

Private Medical Colleges · State Quota · Dr. NTR University of Health Sciences, Vijayawada

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Types of AP NEET 2026 Cutoffs

Government & Private Medical Colleges · Quota-wise
Government Colleges

Government Medical Colleges

  • 15% All India Quota (AIQ) — Released by DGHS on behalf of MCC; available college-wise & category-wise
  • 85% State Quota — Released by Dr. NTR University of Health Sciences, Vijayawada; college-wise & category-wise
Private Colleges

Private Medical Colleges

  • 50% State Quota — Dr. NTR UHS; college-wise & category-wise
  • 35% Management Quota — Dr. NTR UHS; college-wise & category-wise
  • 15% NRI Quota — Dr. NTR UHS; college-wise & category-wise
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B1 Quota — All India Candidates

AP MBBS Private Medical College State Quota Cutoff 2026
B1 Quota
# College Name Estb. Seats Round 1 Round 2
AIR Score AIR Score
1 NRI Medical College, Guntur 2003 200 63,189491 88,812472
2 Narayana Medical College, Nellore 2000 250 91,287470 1,04,493461
3 Apollo Institute of Medical Sciences & Research, Chittoor 2016 150 94,263468 1,08,552458
4 Dr. P.S.I. Medical College, Chinna Avutpalli, Vijayawada 2002 150 1,10,007458 1,13,062456
5 P E S Institute of Medical Sciences and Research, Kuppam, Chittoor 2001 150 1,05,294461 1,14,851454
6 Alluri Sitaram Raju Academy of Medical Sciences, Eluru 2000 250 1,06,369460 1,18,858452
7 GSL Medical College, Rajahmundry 2002 250 1,07,784459 1,18,978452
8 Maharajah Institute of Medical Sciences, Vizianagaram 2002 200 1,17,843453 1,29,453445
9 NRI Institute of Medical Sciences, Visakhapatnam 2012 150 1,04,198461 1,29,903445
10 Katuri Medical College, Guntur 2002 150 1,13,261455 1,35,780441
11 Shanthiram Medical College, Nandyal, Kurnool 2005 200 1,24,660448 1,39,238439
12 Great Eastern Medical School and Hospital, Srikakulam 2010 150 1,14,246455 1,42,583437
13 Konaseema Institute of Medical Sciences and Research Foundation, Amalapuram 2005 200 1,23,153449 1,43,044437
14 Sri Balaji Medical College, Hospital & Research Inst., Chittoor 2022 150 1,19,069452 1,46,426435
15 Gayathri Vidya Parishad Institute of Health Care & Medical Technology, Visakhapatnam 2016 200 — 1,48,982434
16 Viswabharathi Medical College, Kurnool 2014 250 1,26,685447 1,49,702433
17 Anna Gowri Medical College and Hospital, Parameswaramangalam, Tirupati Dist. 2025 100 — 1,50,095433
18 Nimra Institute of Medical Sciences, Krishna Dist. Muslim Minority 2016 150 2,17,163396 2,78,061367
19 Fathima Institute of Medical Sciences, Kadapa Muslim Minority 2010 100 2,81,177366 3,37,531341
B1 Quota: For All India Candidates. Higher scores indicate more competitive colleges. NRI Medical College, Guntur has the highest Round 1 cutoff score of 491.
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B2 Quota — Local Candidates

AP MBBS Private Medical College State Quota Cutoff 2026
B2 Quota
# College Name Estb. Seats Round 1 Round 2
AIR Score AIR Score
1 NRI Medical College, Guntur 2003 200 1,29,740445 1,48,817434
2 Narayana Medical College, Nellore 2000 250 1,85,098413 1,92,455409
3 Alluri Sitaram Raju Academy of Medical Sciences, Eluru 2000 250 1,89,768411 1,92,938409
4 Dr. P.S.I. Medical College, Chinna Avutpalli, Vijayawada 2002 150 2,00,612405 2,06,844402
5 Apollo Institute of Medical Sciences & Research, Chittoor 2016 150 2,17,254396 2,18,286396
6 GSL Medical College, Rajahmundry 2002 250 2,15,475397 2,23,417393
7 P E S Institute of Medical Sciences and Research, Kuppam, Chittoor 2001 150 2,31,794389 2,36,152387
8 Katuri Medical College, Guntur 2002 150 2,35,676387 2,47,238382
9 Konaseema Institute of Medical Sciences and Research Foundation, Amalapuram 2005 200 2,63,281374 2,69,300371
10 Shanthiram Medical College, Nandyal, Kurnool 2005 200 2,59,143376 2,70,959370
11 Great Eastern Medical School and Hospital, Srikakulam 2010 150 2,52,658379 2,78,065367
12 NRI Institute of Medical Sciences, Visakhapatnam 2012 150 2,54,187378 2,81,492365
13 Maharajah Institute of Medical Sciences, Vizianagaram 2002 200 2,73,017369 3,00,369357
14 Gayathri Vidya Parishad Institute of Health Care & Medical Technology, Visakhapatnam 2016 200 — 3,03,869355
15 Viswabharathi Medical College, Kurnool 2014 250 2,84,970364 3,12,566351
16 Sri Balaji Medical College, Hospital & Research Inst., Chittoor 2022 150 2,81,492365 3,12,727351
17 Anna Gowri Medical College and Hospital, Parameswaramangalam, Tirupati Dist. 2025 100 — 3,16,808350
18 Nimra Institute of Medical Sciences, Krishna Dist. Muslim Minority 2016 150 Data Not Available Data Not Available
19 Fathima Institute of Medical Sciences, Kadapa Muslim Minority 2010 100 Data Not Available Data Not Available
B2 Quota: For Local (Andhra Pradesh domicile) Candidates. Scores are generally lower than B1 due to local reservation. — denotes data not released for Round 1. Score color: Green ≥ 380 · Amber 360–379 · Red ≤ 359.
Source: Dr. NTR University of Health Sciences, Vijayawada  ·  AP NEET UG Cutoff 2026–27
Data based on 2025 actuals. 2026 cutoffs subject to change. Always verify with official sources before admission.

FAQ's

1. What is the Andhra Pradesh MBBS Cutoff?
The Andhra Pradesh MBBS cutoff refers to the minimum NEET score or rank required for students to secure admission to MBBS colleges in the state. This cutoff varies every year depending on factors such as the number of applicants, difficulty level of the NEET exam, total available seats, and reservation categories. Both government and private medical colleges follow separate cutoff ranges. Candidates must meet the minimum qualifying marks in NEET and then participate in the state counselling process conducted by the medical education authorities of Andhra Pradesh.
2. Who releases the Andhra Pradesh MBBS cutoff?
The Andhra Pradesh MBBS cutoff is released by Dr. YSR University of Health Sciences, which is responsible for conducting medical counselling in the state. After NEET results are announced, the university publishes the cutoff ranks for various categories during each counselling round. These cutoffs help students understand their chances of admission in different government and private medical colleges across Andhra Pradesh. The cutoff may change in every counselling round depending on seat availability and the number of candidates participating.
3. What factors affect the Andhra Pradesh MBBS cutoff?
Several factors influence the Andhra Pradesh MBBS cutoff each year. The most important factors include the difficulty level of the NEET examination, the number of candidates appearing for the exam, and the total MBBS seats available in the state. Reservation policies for categories such as SC, ST, OBC, and EWS also impact cutoff ranks. Additionally, the popularity of specific medical colleges and the number of applicants applying for Andhra Pradesh counselling significantly affect how high or low the cutoff ranks go.
4. What is the expected NEET score for government MBBS colleges in Andhra Pradesh?
The expected NEET score for government MBBS colleges in Andhra Pradesh generally ranges between 580 and 640 marks for general category candidates. However, the exact score can vary each year depending on competition and seat availability. Reserved category candidates may secure admission with slightly lower scores due to category-wise reservation policies. Top government colleges usually have higher cutoff marks, while newer or less competitive colleges may have slightly lower cutoffs in later counselling rounds.
5. Is the MBBS cutoff different for government and private colleges?
Yes, the MBBS cutoff is different for government and private medical colleges in Andhra Pradesh. Government colleges usually have higher cutoff ranks because of lower tuition fees and strong academic reputation. Private medical colleges generally have comparatively lower cutoffs, especially under management quota seats. However, candidates still need to qualify for NEET to apply for any MBBS seat. The counselling process allocates seats based on NEET rank, category reservation, and the candidate’s college preferences.
6. How many counselling rounds are conducted for MBBS admission in Andhra Pradesh?
Usually, three main counselling rounds are conducted for MBBS admission in Andhra Pradesh. These include Round 1, Round 2, and the Mop-Up round. If seats still remain vacant after these rounds, a stray vacancy round may also be conducted by the respective colleges. Each round has its own cutoff ranks based on seat availability and candidate participation. Students who do not secure a seat in earlier rounds may still have opportunities in later rounds if they meet the eligibility criteria.
7. What is the NEET qualifying percentile for MBBS admission?
To be eligible for MBBS admission in Andhra Pradesh, candidates must first qualify for the NEET examination by meeting the minimum percentile set by the National Testing Agency. Typically, the qualifying percentile is 50th for general category candidates, 40th for SC, ST, and OBC categories, and 45th for general-PwD candidates. However, qualifying NEET does not guarantee admission. Students must also achieve competitive ranks to meet the state cutoff during counselling.
8. Can students from other states apply for MBBS seats in Andhra Pradesh?
Students from other states can apply for certain MBBS seats in Andhra Pradesh, particularly in private medical colleges under management quota or NRI quota seats. However, most government college seats are reserved for candidates with Andhra Pradesh domicile under the state quota. Non-local students must check the eligibility criteria before applying for counselling. They should also ensure they meet NEET qualification requirements and complete the registration process within the specified timeline.
9. Does the MBBS cutoff change every year?
Yes, the MBBS cutoff in Andhra Pradesh changes every year based on multiple factors related to the NEET examination and counselling process. If the exam is easier and more students score high marks, the cutoff tends to increase. Conversely, if the exam is difficult, the cutoff may decrease slightly. The number of medical colleges, newly added seats, and the total number of candidates participating in counselling also play a major role in determining the yearly cutoff trends.
10. How can students check the Andhra Pradesh MBBS cutoff?
Students can check the Andhra Pradesh MBBS cutoff on the official website of Dr. YSR University of Health Sciences. The university publishes round-wise cutoff ranks after each counselling round. These cutoffs are usually released in the form of opening and closing ranks for different categories and colleges. Candidates should regularly check the official portal during the counselling period to stay updated with the latest cutoff lists and seat allotment results.
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