Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University (GGSIPU) has released the cutoff ranks for Round 2 of MBBS counselling for the 2026-27 admission season. This document shows the minimum and maximum NEET ranks that were filled at three Delhi medical colleges — Army College of Medical Science, Dr. BSA Hospital Medical College, and NDMC Medical College at Hindu Rao Hospital — across 12 different category quotas. If your NEET rank falls within the range shown for your category at any of these colleges, you were eligible to receive a seat in that round. This cutoff data is essential to understand which colleges and categories were competitive and to plan your strategy for future rounds or spot counselling.
Your NEET rank must be at or better than (lower than or equal to) the minimum cutoff rank shown for your category at a college to be eligible for a seat there in Round 2.
What This Cutoff Report Shows
This is a cutoff report, not an allotment or merit list. It shows the range of NEET ranks that were actually filled (admitted) at each college in Round 2 of counselling. The 'minimum rank' is the best (lowest) rank that got a seat, and the 'maximum rank' is the worst (highest) rank that got a seat in that category at that college.
The report covers only three MBBS colleges under GGSIPU's 85% state-quota counselling in Delhi. These are government or government-aided institutions. Private colleges and colleges outside Delhi are not included in this report.
Understanding these cutoffs helps you gauge how competitive each college and category was in Round 2. If your rank is better than the minimum cutoff, you were eligible; if it is worse than the maximum cutoff, you were not. Ranks between the minimum and maximum were filled in that round.
The Three Colleges in This Cutoff Report
Army College of Medical Science is located near Base Hospital, Delhi Cantt, New Delhi. It is a premier defence-affiliated medical college.
Dr. BSA Hospital Medical College is located in Sector 6, Rohini, Delhi. It is a government medical college.
NDMC Medical College at Hindu Rao Hospital is located in Malka Ganj, Delhi. It is run by the New Delhi Municipal Corporation.
- Army College of Medical Science, Delhi Cantt
- Dr. BSA Hospital Medical College, Rohini
- NDMC Medical College, Hindu Rao Hospital, Malka Ganj
The 12 Category Quotas Explained
GGSIPU's MBBS counselling allocates seats across 12 different category quotas. Each quota is reserved for candidates from a specific category (General, OBC, SC, ST, EWS) and may also have a defence or PWD (Person with Disability) sub-quota. Your eligibility for a quota depends on your category certificate, domicile status, and whether you qualify for defence or PWD reservation.
The abbreviations used in the cutoff table are shorthand for these quotas. For example, NOIAAI stands for 'Army' (defence quota for candidates from outside Delhi), BCDFHS stands for 'Delhi OBC Defence', and SCNOHS stands for 'Delhi SC'. Understanding which quota applies to you is crucial because cutoffs vary significantly across quotas — a rank that gets you a seat in one quota may not in another.
- NOIAAI: Army (defence quota, outside Delhi)
- BCDFHS: Delhi OBC Defence
- BCNOHS: Delhi OBC
- EWNOHS: Delhi EWS
- OPDFHS: Delhi General PWD
- OPNOHS: Delhi General
- OPPHHS: Delhi General PWD
- SCDFHS: Delhi SC Defence
- SCNOHS: Delhi SC
- SCPHHS: Delhi SC PWD
- STNOHS: Delhi ST
- SCNOOS: Outside Delhi SC
How to Read the Cutoff Ranks for Your College and Category
Locate your college in the table. Then find the column for your category quota. Within that cell, you will see two numbers: 'Min Rank' and 'Max Rank'. The minimum rank is the best (lowest) NEET rank that received a seat; the maximum rank is the worst (highest) NEET rank that received a seat.
If your NEET rank is equal to or better than (lower than or equal to) the minimum rank, you were eligible for a seat at that college in that category in Round 2. If your rank is worse than (higher than) the maximum rank, you were not eligible. If your rank falls between the minimum and maximum, you were in the range that was filled.
For example, if Army College shows 'Min Rank - 9421, Max Rank - 31636' for the NOIAAI (Army) quota, then any candidate with a rank from 9421 to 31636 in that quota was eligible. A rank of 8000 would be better and eligible; a rank of 40000 would be worse and not eligible.
Important: Some Ranks Have Footnote Markers
You may notice that some ranks in the table have small Roman numerals in parentheses — for example, '1130195(iv)' or '463024(v(ix))'. These markers indicate that there is a footnote or special condition attached to that rank. The document does not provide the full text of these footnotes on the visible pages, but they typically refer to special circumstances such as tied ranks, candidates who declined seats, or other administrative notes.
If your rank matches a rank with a footnote marker, you should contact GGSIPU's counselling office or check the full official document on the GGSIPU website to understand what that footnote means. It may affect your eligibility or the order in which seats were allocated.
- Footnote markers (like (iv), (v(ix))) indicate special conditions or notes
- Check the full official document or contact GGSIPU for the meaning of these markers
- Do not ignore footnotes — they may affect your seat allocation
Cutoff Comparison Across Colleges and Categories
The cutoffs vary significantly across the three colleges and across categories. Army College generally has the most competitive (lowest) cutoffs, meaning you need a better rank to get a seat there. Dr. BSA Hospital Medical College and NDMC Medical College have higher cutoffs (higher rank numbers), meaning they are less competitive.
Within each college, cutoffs also differ by category. For instance, the General quota (OPNOHS) typically has lower cutoffs (more competitive) than SC or ST quotas. Defence quotas (BCDFHS, SCDFHS) often have different cutoffs than non-defence quotas. This is because the number of eligible candidates and the number of seats available vary by category.
If you did not get a seat in Round 2, you can use these cutoffs to estimate your chances in future rounds or in spot counselling. Cutoffs generally increase (become less competitive) in later rounds as fewer seats remain available.
What Happened in Round 2 — Context
Round 2 is the second round of counselling in the 2026-27 MBBS admission cycle. In Round 1, seats were allocated to the highest-ranked eligible candidates. In Round 2, remaining seats were offered to the next batch of candidates. Some candidates from Round 1 may have declined their seats or not reported, freeing up positions for Round 2.
The cutoff ranks shown here represent the actual ranks of candidates who were offered and accepted seats in Round 2. If you were eligible in Round 2 but did not receive a seat, it may be because your rank was worse than the maximum cutoff, or because you did not participate in counselling, or because you were placed in a lower-ranked college in your preference order.
Future rounds (Round 3, Round 4, etc.) and spot counselling will have different cutoffs, typically higher (less competitive) as fewer seats remain. If you are eligible but did not get a seat in Round 2, you should participate in subsequent rounds.
Detailed Cutoff Table: All Three Colleges and 12 Categories
Below is the complete cutoff data for all three colleges across all 12 category quotas. Use this table to find your college and category, then check whether your NEET rank falls within the range shown.
| College | NOIAAI (Army) | BCDFHS (Delhi OBC Defence) | BCNOHS (Delhi OBC) | EWNOHS (Delhi EWS) | OPDFHS (Delhi General PWD) | OPNOHS (Delhi General) | OPPHHS (Delhi General PWD) | SCDFHS (Delhi SC Defence) | SCNOHS (Delhi SC) | SCPHHS (Delhi SC PWD) | STNOHS (Delhi ST) | SCNOOS (Outside Delhi SC) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Army College of Medical Science | Min: 9421, Max: 31636 | — | Min: 560377, Max: 993576 | Min: 75717, Max: 103660 | Min: 152786, Max: 152786 | Min: 127720, Max: 140408 | — | — | — | — | — | — |
| Dr. BSA Hospital Medical College | Min: 1130195(iv), Max: 1130195(iv) | Min: 11210, Max: 19339 | Min: 6455, Max: 10923 | Min: 289422(iv), Max: 298486(iv) | Min: 1474, Max: 6052 | Min: 373356, Max: 423816 | Min: 255252(vi), Max: 255252(vi) | Min: 37707, Max: 66837 | Min: 817864, Max: 817864 | Min: 78106, Max: 142475 | — | — |
| NDMC Medical College at Hindu Rao Hospital | Min: 463024(v(ix)), Max: 463024(v(ix)) | Min: 15535, Max: 21078 | Min: 9204, Max: 11878 | Min: 323362(iv), Max: 323362(iv) | Min: 5376, Max: 6517 | Min: 375165, Max: 375165 | Min: 60571, Max: 72906 | Min: 134319, Max: 151474 | — | — | — | — |
What '—' (Dash) Means in the Table
A dash ('—') in a cell means that no seats were filled in that category at that college in Round 2. This could happen for several reasons: there were no seats available in that category at that college, no eligible candidates applied for that category, or all eligible candidates declined the seat.
If you belong to a category marked with a dash at a college, you were not eligible for a seat there in Round 2, even if you had a very good rank. However, you may still be eligible in future rounds if seats become available.
How to Use This Cutoff Data to Plan Your Next Steps
If you received a seat in Round 2: Congratulations. You should report to your allotted college by the deadline specified in the counselling schedule. Failure to report will result in forfeiture of your seat.
If you were eligible in Round 2 but did not receive a seat: This may mean your rank was worse than the maximum cutoff at all colleges you preferred, or you did not participate in counselling. You should participate in Round 3 and subsequent rounds. Cutoffs typically increase (become less competitive) in later rounds.
If you were not eligible in Round 2: Your rank was worse than the maximum cutoff at all colleges in your category. You should still participate in future rounds. As seats are filled and fewer remain, cutoffs will rise, and you may become eligible.
Use this cutoff data to set realistic expectations for future rounds and to decide which colleges and categories to prioritize in your preference list.
Important Reminders About Cutoffs
Cutoffs are NOT guaranteed to be the same in future rounds. They depend on the number of seats available, the number of eligible candidates, and candidate preferences. Round 3 cutoffs may be higher or lower than Round 2, depending on these factors.
A cutoff rank does not guarantee a seat. It only shows the range of ranks that were filled in that round. Your actual seat allocation depends on your rank, your category, your preferences, and the availability of seats.
Cutoffs are released after each round of counselling is complete. Do not wait for cutoffs to decide whether to participate in counselling — participate in every round you are eligible for to maximize your chances of getting a seat.
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What does 'minimum rank' and 'maximum rank' mean in the cutoff table?
Minimum rank is the best (lowest) NEET rank that received a seat in that category at that college in Round 2. Maximum rank is the worst (highest) NEET rank that received a seat. If your rank is equal to or better than the minimum rank, you were eligible. If your rank is worse than the maximum rank, you were not eligible in Round 2.
My rank is between the minimum and maximum cutoff. Does that mean I got a seat?
Not necessarily. Being within the cutoff range means you were eligible for a seat, but whether you actually received one depends on your preferences, your category, and seat availability. You would have received a seat only if you participated in counselling, chose that college in your preference list, and were not placed at a higher-ranked college you preferred.
What do the footnote markers like (iv) and (v(ix)) mean?
These markers indicate that there is a special condition or note attached to that rank. The full text of these footnotes is not shown in the visible pages of this document. You should check the complete official document on the GGSIPU website or contact GGSIPU's counselling office to understand what these markers mean, as they may affect your eligibility or seat allocation.
I see a dash ('—') for my category at a college. What does that mean?
A dash means no seats were filled in that category at that college in Round 2. This could be because there were no seats available, no eligible candidates applied, or all eligible candidates declined. You were not eligible for a seat there in Round 2, but you may be eligible in future rounds if seats become available.
Will the cutoffs be the same in Round 3?
No. Cutoffs change in every round depending on the number of remaining seats, the number of eligible candidates, and candidate preferences. Round 3 cutoffs may be higher or lower than Round 2. You should participate in every round you are eligible for.
I did not get a seat in Round 2. Should I participate in Round 3?
Yes, absolutely. You should participate in every round of counselling you are eligible for. Cutoffs typically increase (become less competitive) in later rounds as fewer seats remain, so you may become eligible in Round 3 or later rounds even if you were not eligible in Round 2.
Which college has the most competitive cutoffs?
Army College of Medical Science generally has the most competitive (lowest) cutoffs, meaning you need a better rank to get a seat there. Dr. BSA Hospital Medical College and NDMC Medical College have higher cutoffs (higher rank numbers), making them less competitive. However, cutoffs vary by category, so compare your rank against the specific category cutoff at each college.
Does this cutoff report show all MBBS colleges in Delhi?
No. This report covers only three colleges under GGSIPU's 85% state-quota counselling: Army College of Medical Science, Dr. BSA Hospital Medical College, and NDMC Medical College. Private colleges, colleges outside Delhi, and other government colleges are not included in this report.
My rank is better than the minimum cutoff. Am I guaranteed a seat?
No. Having a rank better than the minimum cutoff means you were eligible, but a seat is not guaranteed. Your actual allocation depends on your preferences, your category, the number of seats available, and how many other eligible candidates ranked higher than you also applied for the same college and category.
What should I do if I see a footnote marker on a rank that matches my rank?
Contact GGSIPU's counselling office or check the full official document on the GGSIPU website to understand what the footnote means. Do not ignore it — it may contain important information about your eligibility or seat allocation.
This cutoff report is a snapshot of Round 2 counselling only. If you received a seat, report to your college by the deadline. If you did not, participate in Round 3 and all subsequent rounds — cutoffs typically become less competitive as fewer seats remain. Check the GGSIPU website (www.ipu.ac.in) for the schedule of future rounds and the official counselling portal to submit your preferences. Do not miss any round.
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