New Delhi, Delhi
·Estd. 1977
The National Institute of Health and Family Welfare in New Delhi is a long-established public-health and family-welfare institution founded in 1977. It focuses on professional education, training and research in public health and health management rather than a single clinical stream, serving students and professionals across the healthcare ecosystem. Those exploring National Institute of Health and Family Welfare New Delhi for admission 2026 should check the specific courses offered, programme-level eligibility, and the admission process, which varies by course between merit and entrance-based selection.
For the 2026 session, this page brings together the details that prospective applicants want, including courses, eligibility, fee structure, admission process, cutoff guidance, seat intake, and campus facilities.
Compiled from MCC & state counselling allotments (2024–2025) and official fee notifications.
MD 1 · Diploma 1
A complete list of programmes on offer — 13 across 3 levels, drawn from official seat, counselling and course records.
2 specialisations across 2 degrees. Best closing rank per branch (2025).
| Specialisation | Best closing rank | Year |
|---|---|---|
| Community Health Administration | 26,324 | 2025 |
Source: MCC & state NEET-PG counselling allotments (2024–2025). Closing ranks are NEET-PG All-India Ranks.
How seats at this college are filled through NEET counselling.
MCC
15% All-India Quota
FMSC / GGSIPU
State / management quota
Admission to National Institute of Health and Family Welfare is entirely NEET-based; there is no separate entrance test. Postgraduate (MD/MS/DNB and allied) seats are filled through NEET-PG. Candidates must qualify NEET and then take part in centralised counselling — direct admission is not permitted.
As a private college, seats span a government/convener quota, a management quota and, where applicable, an NRI quota. Government/convener-quota seats are counselled by the Delhi State NEET-UG Counselling, while management and NRI seats follow the private-quota rounds. Management and NRI quotas carry higher fees but the same NEET-qualification requirement — a valid NEET rank is mandatory for every seat.
To secure a seat, a NEET-qualified candidate registers for the relevant counselling, fills a preference list that includes National Institute of Health and Family Welfare, and is allotted a seat if their rank clears the closing rank for that quota and category in that round. Closing ranks move each year with the number of applicants and seats, so treat past cut-offs as guidance, not a guarantee.
Across NEET-PG specialisations, the most competitive General-category seats at National Institute of Health and Family Welfare closed near rank 26,324 in the latest year; less-sought branches close at higher (larger) ranks. Round-wise closing ranks by specialisation are listed in the PG cut-off section above.
National Institute of Health and Family Welfare offers NEET-PG specialisations (Diploma, MD) and Healthcare Management, with a total of 2 PG specialisations. See the courses section above for the full list.
National Institute of Health and Family Welfare is a private medical college in New Delhi, Delhi. As a private/deemed institution, it offers management and NRI quotas alongside merit seats, at higher fees.
Qualify NEET-PG, then register for the relevant counselling (MCC for the All India / deemed quota and the Delhi State NEET-UG Counselling for the state quota), list National Institute of Health and Family Welfare in your choices, and you are allotted a seat if your rank clears the closing rank for your category and quota. Admission is strictly rank-and-choice based; there is no direct or donation admission.
National Institute of Health and Family Welfare participates in NEET counselling, which is restricted to recognised institutions. Confirm the current recognition status on the NMC / relevant council website before admission.
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