Assam MBBS Seat Matrix

Q: What is the Assam MBBS Seat Matrix?

The Assam MBBS Seat Matrix provides details of MBBS seats in government and private colleges, including state quota, All India quota, and management/NRI quota, along with reservation details.

Q: What is the difference between state quota and All India quota?

State quota seats are reserved for Assam domicile candidates, usually 85% of government seats. All India quota seats, usually 15%, are open to candidates from any state. Both use NEET UG scores for seat allocation.

Q: Are there reserved seats in Assam MBBS colleges?

Yes, seats are reserved for SC, ST, OBC, and PWD candidates as per government guidelines. Reserved seats apply to both state and All India quotas. Valid certificates must be submitted during counselling to avail reservation benefits.

Q: How are seats distributed in private medical colleges?

Private medical colleges distribute seats among state quota, All India quota, and management/NRI quotas. Fees for management/NRI seats are higher. NEET scores determine eligibility, and counselling may follow state or college-specific procedures.

Q: Can out-of-state students apply for Assam MBBS seats?

Out-of-state students can apply for All India quota seats. State quota seats are reserved for Assam domicile candidates. Private colleges may offer management or NRI quota seats accessible to out-of-state candidates, following NEET eligibility and counselling procedures.

Q: Do MBBS seats change every year in Assam?

Yes, MBBS seats may change annually based on National Medical Commission approvals. New colleges, increased intake, or quota modifications can alter seat numbers. Candidates should check the latest official seat matrix for accurate information.

Q: How are MBBS seats allotted during counselling?

Seats are allotted based on NEET UG rank, category, and preferences submitted during counselling. Document verification and reporting to the allotted college are mandatory. Multiple rounds may be conducted to fill vacant seats while maintaining merit and reservation policies.

Q: How can students stay updated on Assam MBBS seat allocation?

Students should check the Directorate of Medical Education, Assam, and college websites for the latest seat matrix, counselling dates, and allotment updates. Subscribing to official notifications ensures timely information for admission planning.

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13 Medical Colleges

1550 Total MBBS Seats

1274 State Quota Seats

226 All India Quota

43% NEET Qualified %

Assam has a total of 13 Medical Colleges offering MBBS and accepting NEET UG scores as of June 2026. All 13 are Government Medical Colleges (including 1 AIIMS). Assam has no Private Medical Colleges. Of the 1550 total seats, 226 seats fall under the All India 15% Quota (including 100% of AIIMS seats) and 1274 seats go to State Government Quota. In NEET UG 2023, 23,108 candidates appeared from Assam and 9,931 qualified — a pass rate of 43%.

Assam MBBS Seats Distribution in Detail – 2026

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S. No	College Name	Total Intake	State Quota Seats	All India Quota Seats
1	Assam Medical College, Dibrugarh	200	170	30
2	Fakruddin Ali Ahmed Medical College, Barpeta	125	106	19
3	Gauhati Medical College, Guwahati	200	170	30
4	Jorhat Medical College & Hospital, Jorhat	125	106	19
5	Silchar Medical College, Silchar	125	106	19
6	Tezpur Medical College & Hospital, Tezpur	125	106	19
7	Diphu Medical College & Hospital, Diphu	100	85	15
8	Lakhimpur Medical College, North Lakhimpur	100	85	15
9	AIIMS Guwahati ★	50	—	50
10	Dhubri Medical College	100	85	15
11	Nalbari Medical College, Nalbari	100	85	15
12	Nagaon Medical College	100	85	15
13	Kokrajhar Medical College	100	85	15
Total MBBS Seats — Assam Government Medical Colleges		1550	1274	226

★ AIIMS Note: AIIMS Guwahati's 100% seats (50 seats) fall under the All India Quota. There are no State Quota seats for AIIMS institutions.

All India Quota MBBS Seat Matrix 2026 – Assam (College-Wise)

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S. No	College Name	General (GN)		SC		ST		Total
S. No	College Name	GN	GN-PH	SC	SC-PH	ST	ST-PH	Total
1	Assam Medical College, Dibrugarh	19	1	3	—	2	—	25
2	Fakhruddin Ali Ahmed Medical College, Barpeta	10	1	3	—	1	—	15
3	Guwahati Medical College, Guwahati	17	1	3	—	2	—	23
4	Jorhat Medical College and Hospital, Jorhat	12	—	2	—	1	—	15
5	Silchar Medical College, Silchar	10	1	3	—	1	—	15
6	Tezpur Medical College, Tezpur	12	—	2	—	1	—	15
7	Diphu Medical College & Hospital, Diphu	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
8	Lakhimpur Medical College, North Lakhimpur	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
9	AIIMS Guwahati ★	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
10	Dhubri Medical College	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
11	Nalbari Medical College, Nalbari	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
12	Nagaon Medical College	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
13	Kokrajhar Medical College	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Grand Total		—	—	—	—	—	—	—

Note: Category abbreviations — GN: General | PH: Physically Handicapped (PwD) | SC: Scheduled Caste | ST: Scheduled Tribe. Cells marked "—" indicate data not available or not applicable for 2026 round. Breakup for Colleges 7–13 and AIIMS Guwahati will be updated upon official MCC release.

FAQ's

1. What is the Assam MBBS Seat Matrix?

The Assam MBBS Seat Matrix provides a detailed distribution of MBBS seats across government and private medical colleges in the state. It categorizes seats into state quota, All India quota, and management/NRI quota, while also considering reservations for SC, ST, OBC, and PWD candidates. The matrix helps students understand seat availability, quota allocation, and total seats per college, enabling them to plan applications and counselling strategies effectively.

2. How many MBBS seats are available in Assam?

Assam has a mix of government and private medical colleges with a specific number of MBBS seats in each. Government colleges typically allocate 85% of seats for state quota and 15% for All India quota. Private colleges may also include management or NRI quota seats. The total number of seats can vary annually based on approvals from the National Medical Commission and any new colleges established in the state.

3. What is the difference between state quota and All India quota?

In Assam, the state quota is reserved for candidates who meet domicile requirements, usually 85% of seats in government colleges. The All India quota, typically 15%, is open to candidates from across India. Both quotas use NEET UG scores for seat allocation. Understanding these quotas is essential for candidates to determine which seats they are eligible for and to plan their application and counselling strategy accordingly.

4. Are there reserved seats in Assam MBBS colleges?

Yes, Assam MBBS colleges follow reservation policies for SC, ST, OBC, and PWD candidates as per government guidelines. Reserved seats are allocated within both state and All India quotas, ensuring equitable access to medical education. Candidates must provide valid caste or disability certificates during counselling to avail reservation benefits. This system helps underrepresented communities access MBBS courses while maintaining merit-based admissions.

5. How are seats distributed in private medical colleges?

Private medical colleges in Assam have their MBBS seats distributed among state quota, All India quota, and management or NRI quotas. Fees for management and NRI quota seats are higher than for state or All India quota seats. NEET scores determine eligibility, and counselling is conducted by state authorities or college-specific procedures. Seat distribution varies per college, so candidates should check official seat matrices for accurate information.

6. Where can I find the Assam MBBS Seat Matrix?

The Assam MBBS Seat Matrix is published by the Directorate of Medical Education, Assam, and is available on official government websites. It details seat allocation for each government and private medical college, including quotas, reserved seats, and total seat numbers. Checking the official matrix ensures candidates have accurate information for counselling, choice filling, and admission planning.

7. Can out-of-state students apply for Assam MBBS seats?

Out-of-state students can apply for All India quota seats in Assam MBBS colleges. State quota seats are generally reserved for Assam domicile candidates. Private colleges may also offer management or NRI quota seats accessible to out-of-state candidates. NEET eligibility, merit rank, and counselling procedures must be followed. Understanding quota eligibility helps candidates apply to the appropriate seats and maximize their admission chances.

8. Do MBBS seats change every year in Assam?

Yes, the number of MBBS seats in Assam may change annually based on approvals from the National Medical Commission. New colleges, increased intake capacity, or modifications in quota distribution can affect seat numbers. Candidates should always refer to the latest official Assam MBBS Seat Matrix before counselling to ensure accurate information for seat selection and admission planning.

9. How are MBBS seats allotted during counselling?

MBBS seats in Assam are allotted based on NEET UG merit, category, and preferences submitted during choice filling. Document verification and seat acceptance are mandatory. Both state quota and All India quota counselling rounds are conducted, with multiple rounds to fill vacant seats. Transparent allocation ensures merit-based admission while adhering to reservation policies.

10. How can students stay updated on Assam MBBS seat allocation?

Students should regularly check the Directorate of Medical Education, Assam, and official college websites for the latest seat matrix, counselling dates, and allotment updates. Subscribing to official notifications ensures timely information about document verification, seat confirmation, and any changes in seat distribution, helping students plan their admission efficiently.