Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University (GGSIPU), which runs counselling for the 85% Delhi state-quota MBBS seats, has published its Round 1 cutoff report for MBBS (Code-103) for the 2026 admission cycle. This is not a new application step — it is the result of Round 1, showing the lowest and highest NEET-UG all-India rank of candidates who actually got a seat in each reserved category at each of the three GGSIPU-affiliated MBBS colleges. Only three colleges appear in this report: Army College of Medical Science, Dr BSA Hospital Medical College (Rohini), and NDMC Medical College at Hindu Rao Hospital. If you registered for GGSIPU counselling, this report tells you the rank range that worked in Round 1 for your category and college of interest, which helps you judge your chances in the next round.
This report lists the minimum and maximum NEET-UG rank allotted a seat in Round 1 of GGSIPU MBBS counselling for each category at three colleges — check your college and category row to see where Round 1 cutoffs landed, but remember Round 2 seats and ranks can differ because vacant seats and category pools change every round.
What a 'cutoff report' actually shows
In every round of counselling, once seats are allotted, the counselling authority publishes a cutoff report. It does not set a new cutoff before allotment — it simply tells you, after the fact, what rank range the last candidate who got a seat in each category actually had.
For each institute and category combination, the report gives a 'Min Rank' (the best/lowest rank that got in) and a 'Max Rank' (the worst/highest rank that still got a seat). If a category-college combination is blank in the report, no candidate from that category was allotted a seat there in Round 1 — it does not necessarily mean no seats exist; seats may open up in later rounds.
Which colleges and course this covers
This report is specifically for MBBS, Code-103, under GGSIPU's Round 1 allotment for the Delhi 85% state quota. Only three institutes are listed:
- Army College of Medical Science, Near Base Hospital, Delhi Cantt, New Delhi
- Dr. BSA Hospital, Medical College, Sector 6, Rohini, Delhi
- NDMC Medical College at Hindu Rao Hospital, Malka Ganj, Delhi
Category abbreviations used in the report
The report uses short codes for each reserved category. Knowing your exact code is essential — a wrong reading can make you compare the wrong row.
| Code | Full Category Name |
|---|---|
| NOIAAI | Army (wards of Army personnel, applicable only at Army College of Medical Science) |
| BCDFHS | Delhi OBC Defence |
| BCNOHS | Delhi OBC |
| BCPHHS | Delhi OBC PWD (Persons with Disability) |
| EWNOHS | Delhi EWS |
| OPDFHS | Delhi General Defence |
| 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 |
Round 1 cutoff ranks, college by college
Below are the exact minimum and maximum ranks allotted in Round 1 for each college and category, as published in the report. A blank cell means no candidate in that category got a seat at that college in Round 1.
| Institute | Category | Min Rank | Max Rank |
|---|---|---|---|
| Army College of Medical Science | Army (NOIAAI) | 5086 | 29882 |
| Army College of Medical Science | Delhi General (OPNOHS) | 560377 | 974410 |
| Army College of Medical Science | Delhi SC (SCNOHS) | 62852 | 98407 |
| Army College of Medical Science | Delhi ST (STNOHS) | 122839 | 122839 |
| Army College of Medical Science | Outside Delhi SC (SCNOOS) | 63320 | 108300 |
| Dr. BSA Hospital Medical College, Rohini | Delhi OBC Defence (BCDFHS) | 1130195 (IV) | 1130195 (IV) |
| Dr. BSA Hospital Medical College, Rohini | Delhi OBC (BCNOHS) | 4270 | 14403 |
| Dr. BSA Hospital Medical College, Rohini | Delhi OBC PWD (BCPHHS) | 535961 | 535961 |
| Dr. BSA Hospital Medical College, Rohini | Delhi EWS (EWNOHS) | 5545 | 7447 |
| Dr. BSA Hospital Medical College, Rohini | Delhi General Defence (OPDFHS) | 796023 (II) | 193792 (IV) |
| Dr. BSA Hospital Medical College, Rohini | Delhi General (OPNOHS) | 186 | 4096 |
| Dr. BSA Hospital Medical College, Rohini | Delhi General PWD (OPPHHS) | 247204 | 290318 |
| Dr. BSA Hospital Medical College, Rohini | Delhi SC Defence (SCDFHS) | 255252 (VI) | 255252 (VI) |
| Dr. BSA Hospital Medical College, Rohini | Delhi SC (SCNOHS) | 13026 | 61017 |
| Dr. BSA Hospital Medical College, Rohini | Delhi SC PWD (SCPHHS) | 666746 | 666746 |
| Dr. BSA Hospital Medical College, Rohini | Delhi ST (STNOHS) | 66448 | 90753 |
| NDMC Medical College, Hindu Rao Hospital | Delhi OBC Defence (BCDFHS) | 263136 (IV) | 263136 (IV) |
| NDMC Medical College, Hindu Rao Hospital | Delhi OBC (BCNOHS) | 14410 | 16831 |
| NDMC Medical College, Hindu Rao Hospital | Delhi OBC PWD (BCPHHS) | 950951 | 950951 |
| NDMC Medical College, Hindu Rao Hospital | Delhi EWS (EWNOHS) | 7601 | 9703 |
| NDMC Medical College, Hindu Rao Hospital | Delhi General Defence (OPDFHS) | 251110 (IV) | 251110 (IV) |
| NDMC Medical College, Hindu Rao Hospital | Delhi General (OPNOHS) | 1513 | 4982 |
| NDMC Medical College, Hindu Rao Hospital | Delhi General PWD (OPPHHS) | 354766 | 354766 |
| NDMC Medical College, Hindu Rao Hospital | Delhi SC (SCNOHS) | 20720 | 62595 |
| NDMC Medical College, Hindu Rao Hospital | Delhi ST (STNOHS) | 109616 | 119407 |
How to read your rank against this table
Remember: a lower NEET-UG rank is better. So 'Min Rank' in each row is the best-performing candidate who got that seat, and 'Max Rank' is the last (weakest) candidate who still made it in. If your rank in the relevant category falls between the Min and Max shown for a college, that is broadly where Round 1 admissions stood for that seat — it does not guarantee the same range will apply in Round 2, because seats vacated by upgrades or withdrawals change the pool.
Only compare your rank against the category you actually hold a valid certificate for. A General category candidate's rank cannot be compared to the OBC or SC row, and vice versa — categories run on separate seat pools.
Points to note before you rely on this report
A few details in this report need careful attention so you don't misread your chances.
- ⚠️ Some ranks carry a Roman numeral in brackets — for example (II), (IV) or (VI), seen against Delhi OBC Defence, Delhi General Defence, and Delhi SC Defence rows. The notice does not explain what these numerals stand for; if your category shows this marker, confirm the exact meaning directly with the GGSIPU counselling cell before drawing conclusions from the rank alone.
- ⚠️ The Army (NOIAAI) category exists only at Army College of Medical Science — it does not apply to the other two colleges.
- ⚠️ Blank cells for a category at a college (for example, Delhi SC Defence and Outside Delhi SC at NDMC Medical College) mean no candidate from that category was allotted there in Round 1 — this can still change in later rounds as seats move.
- ✅ This is a Round 1 result report only. It does not carry information about Round 2 registration dates, choice-filling, document verification, or fee payment — check the official GGSIPU counselling schedule separately for those steps.
- ✅ These ranks reflect only three institutes (ACMS, Dr BSA Hospital Medical College, NDMC Medical College). If you are seeking seats at other GGSIPU-affiliated colleges, this particular report does not cover them.
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Is this a new counselling round or an announcement to apply?
No. This is the cutoff result of Round 1 — it shows the rank range that was actually allotted a seat in each category and college. It is not a call to apply; it is information to help you understand where Round 1 admissions closed.
My rank is better (lower) than the Max Rank shown for my category — does that mean I got a seat?
This report only tells you the rank range of candidates who were allotted seats in Round 1. Whether you personally got a seat depends on your own allotment result, choice-filling, and category, which you should check on your individual GGSIPU counselling login.
Why are some cells in the table blank?
A blank cell means no candidate under that category was allotted a seat at that college in Round 1. It does not mean the category has no seats at all — vacancies can open in later rounds.
What do the numbers in brackets like (II), (IV), (VI) next to some ranks mean?
The notice does not explain this. If your category and college combination shows a bracketed numeral, contact the GGSIPU counselling cell to confirm what it indicates before comparing your rank against it.
Does the Army category apply to all three colleges?
No. The Army (NOIAAI) category applies only at Army College of Medical Science, as per this report.
Will Round 2 cutoffs be the same as these Round 1 numbers?
Not necessarily. Round 2 cutoffs depend on how many candidates upgrade, withdraw, or newly join, so the rank range for each category and college can shift. Treat this Round 1 report as a reference point, not a guarantee.
This report only mentions three colleges — does GGSIPU allot MBBS seats at other colleges too?
This particular cutoff report covers only Army College of Medical Science, Dr BSA Hospital Medical College and NDMC Medical College under Code-103. For any other GGSIPU-affiliated MBBS institute, check the corresponding separate cutoff report or the official counselling schedule.
Check your own category row and college of interest carefully against the ranks above, and log in to your GGSIPU counselling account to confirm your own allotment status rather than relying only on this rank range. Watch the official GGSIPU counselling page for the Round 2 schedule and any clarification on the bracketed rank markers before making your next choice-filling decision.
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