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The Medical Counselling Committee (MCC), operating under the DGHS, Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, conducts centralised counselling for medical admissions across India.
DGHS → MCC → Centralised Medical Admissions
One platform. Nationwide reach. From AIQ seats to AIIMS, JIPMER, and Deemed Universities — all through a single, merit-driven system.
The Central Authority Behind Medical Admissions
The Medical Counselling Committee (MCC), under DGHS, Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, is responsible for conducting centralised counselling for medical admissions in India.
Under Ministry of Health
DGHS → MCC → Centralised counselling for all AIQ, Central Institution, and Deemed University seats across India.
The Need for Centralised Counselling
MCC ensures that medical admissions are fair, transparent, and merit-based — solving key structural problems in the admission ecosystem.
Without MCC, students could only apply within their own state, reducing opportunities.
Students with better ranks could lose seats due to fewer colleges in their state, while lower-ranked students elsewhere benefit.
MCC ensures standardised, merit-based admissions in private/deemed institutions.
A single centralised system avoids confusion, duplication, and unfair practices.
Plan your MCC counselling strategy with accurate Fee Structures and Round-wise MBBS Cut-Off.
Plan your budget accurately. Get complete, updated fee details for Government, Private, and Deemed Medical Colleges including AIQ seats under MCC.
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All 35 states & UTs covered with full counselling, fee & cutoff data
From Seat Matrix to Seat Allotment
The MCC process runs in four structured stages — from data collection to final seat allotment.
Our counsellors will map your eligibility to AIQ, Deemed, or Central Institution seats.
Centralised Power vs State-Level Flexibility
Understanding the key differences helps you decide which counselling to prioritise based on your profile.
Different Colleges. Different Rules. One Platform.
MCC handles multiple institution types — each with its own rules under one centralised umbrella.
Applicable in DU, AMU, JIPMER. Reserved for institution-linked students. Managed directly by MCC.
Includes AIIMS, JIPMER, BHU, AMU. 100% seats allocated by MCC. Uniform process for all students.
Fully autonomous private institutions. 100% seats handled by MCC. No reservation policies apply.
MCC prepares the merit list only. Final selection done by AFMC through interview and medical test.
Structured Allocation with Central Rules
MCC follows a strict, centrally-defined reservation framework — different from state systems.
Unused reserved seats are converted step-by-step: ST → SC → OBC → General.
Decided by individual colleges. Adjusts seat distribution yearly. MCC only implements the matrix.
Only Central OBC (Non-Creamy Layer) is valid in MCC. State OBC may be treated as General.
All candidates treated equally. Only eligibility cut-off relaxation for reserved categories.
Available in select deemed universities for specific communities. Managed transparently by MCC.
Global Candidates. Structured Opportunities.
Different category, different rules — know before you apply.
Available in deemed & some government colleges. For students with NRI sponsors. Fully managed by MCC.
Eligible for AIQ seats. No reservation benefits. Treated as the General category throughout.
Indian → NRI change allowed only before counselling starts. Not permitted after the round begins.
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What's Next?
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