Haryana's Directorate of Medical Education & Research (DMER) has released the revised tentative seat matrix for NEET UG 2026 MBBS and BDS admission for the 2026-27 academic session. The matrix shows the total number of seats available across 16 medical and dental colleges in Haryana — including government, government-aided, and private institutions — broken down by category and quota. This is the official document that defines where you can apply and how many seats exist in each college for each category. The matrix is dated 31 August 2026 and is subject to change before seat allocation begins, so candidates are advised to fill the maximum number of college choices during counselling.
Haryana offers 3,032 total NEET UG 2026 seats (1,932 MBBS + 1,100 BDS) across 16 colleges, with seats divided by Open, OBC, SC, and other reserved categories — check the college-wise breakdown to understand your eligibility and options.
What is a Seat Matrix and Why Does It Matter?
A seat matrix is an official table that lists every medical and dental college in a state, the total number of seats in each college, and how those seats are divided among different categories (Open, OBC, SC, etc.) and quotas. It is the foundation of the entire counselling process — it tells you exactly where you can apply, how many seats are available, and which seats you are eligible for based on your category.
The Haryana seat matrix for NEET UG 2026 is 'tentative' and 'revised', which means the state has updated it and may make further changes before counselling begins. The document is dated 31 August 2026. You must use this matrix to plan your college choices during counselling registration. If you do not know which colleges have seats in your category, you cannot make informed choices.
Total Seats Available: MBBS and BDS
Haryana is offering a total of 3,032 seats across MBBS and BDS courses for NEET UG 2026. Of these, 1,932 are MBBS seats and 1,100 are BDS seats. These seats are spread across 16 colleges — 7 BDS colleges and 9 MBBS colleges. The breakdown includes government colleges, government-aided colleges, and private colleges, including those run by private universities (SGT University, Maharishi Markandeshwar University, Al-Falah University, and Sanskaram University).
The total seat count is final as of 31 August 2026, but the notice warns that changes may be uploaded before seat allocation begins. One college — Al-Falah School of Medical Science & Research Centre, Faridabad — currently shows 0 seats but has a note indicating that its seat count may increase from 150 to 200 pending the outcome of a court case (CWP No. 30532 of 2025 in the Punjab & Haryana High Court). The court has already permitted admission of 50 additional students via interim order, so the final seat count for this college may change.
- Total MBBS seats: 1,932
- Total BDS seats: 1,100
- Total seats across both courses: 3,032
- Number of colleges: 16 (9 MBBS, 7 BDS)
- Colleges include government, government-aided, and private institutions
Understanding the Category and Quota Codes
The seat matrix divides seats into multiple categories and quotas. Understanding these codes is essential because your eligibility depends on your category (General/Open, OBC, SC, etc.) and your status (General, Person with Benchmark Disability, Economically Weaker Section, etc.). Each college has a different number of seats in each category.
The main categories are: OPEN_CAT (Open category), OSC (Other State Category — seats for candidates from other states), and SC_DEPRIVED (SC Deprived — a special category for SC candidates). Within each category, there are sub-quotas: PWBD (Person with Benchmark Disability), and ESM_FF (Ex-Serviceman / Freedom Fighter). Additionally, BCA and BCA_PWBD refer to seats reserved for Backward Class A (a state-specific category in Haryana) and Backward Class A with disability.
For example, if a college shows 35 seats under OPEN_CAT, 2 under OPEN_CAT_PWBD, and 2 under OPEN_CAT_ESM_FF, it means there are 35 general open seats, 2 open seats reserved for persons with disability, and 2 open seats for ex-servicemen or freedom fighters. You can only apply for seats in the category and quota you are eligible for.
- OPEN_CAT: Open category (General)
- OPEN_CAT_PWBD: Open category with Benchmark Disability
- OPEN_CAT_ESM_FF: Open category for Ex-Servicemen / Freedom Fighters
- OSC: Other State Category (for candidates from outside Haryana)
- OSC_PWBD: Other State Category with Benchmark Disability
- OSC_ESM_FF: Other State Category for Ex-Servicemen / Freedom Fighters
- SC_DEPRIVED: SC Deprived category
- SC_DEPRIVED_PWBD: SC Deprived with Benchmark Disability
- SC_DEPRIVED_ESM_FF: SC Deprived for Ex-Servicemen / Freedom Fighters
- BCA: Backward Class A (Haryana state-specific category)
- BCA_PWBD: Backward Class A with Benchmark Disability
MBBS Colleges and Seat Breakdown
Haryana has 9 MBBS colleges offering a total of 1,932 seats. These include government colleges (Pandit Bhagwat Dayal Sharma PGIMS Rohtak, Bhagat Phool Singh Govt. Medical College for Women, Shaheed Hasan Khan Mewati Govt. Medical College, Kalpana Chawla Govt. Medical College, Maharaja Agrasen Medical College, ESIC Medical College, Sh. Atal Bihari Vajpayee Govt. Medical College, Maharishi Chyawan Govt. Medical College, and Pt. Neki Ram Sharma Govt. Medical College), private colleges (Adesh Medical College, NC Medical College, World College of Medical Sciences and Research), and colleges under private universities (SGT University, Maharishi Markandeshwar University, Al-Falah University, and Sanskaram University).
The largest MBBS colleges are Adesh Medical College & Hospital (250 seats), NC Medical College & Hospital (250 seats), and World College of Medical Sciences and Research (250 seats). The smallest is Maharishi Markandeshwar College of Medical Sciences (200 seats, all under private university quota). Pandit Bhagwat Dayal Sharma PGIMS Rohtak, the premier government medical college, has 212 seats. Each college has seats distributed across Open, OBC, SC, and other reserved categories.
- Pandit Bhagwat Dayal Sharma PGIMS, Rohtak: 212 seats
- Bhagat Phool Singh Govt. Medical College for Women, Sonepat: 102 seats
- Shaheed Hasan Khan Mewati Govt. Medical College, Nalhar: 102 seats
- Kalpana Chawla Govt. Medical College, Karnal: 102 seats
- Maharaja Agrasen Medical College, Hisar: 100 seats
- ESIC Medical College, Faridabad: 75 seats
- Adesh Medical College & Hospital, Kurukshetra: 250 seats
- NC Medical College & Hospital, Panipat: 250 seats
- World College of Medical Sciences and Research, Jhajjar: 250 seats
- SGT University Faculty of Medicine & Health Sciences, Gurugram: 200 seats
- Al-Falah School of Medical Science & Research Centre, Faridabad: 200 seats (pending court order; currently 0)
- Sh. Atal Bihari Vajpayee Govt. Medical College, Faridabad: 85 seats
- Maharishi Markandeshwar College of Medical Sciences, Ambala: 200 seats
- Maharishi Chyawan Govt. Medical College, Narnaul: 85 seats
- Pt. Neki Ram Sharma Govt. Medical College, Bhiwani: 85 seats
- Sanskaram School of Medical Sciences, Jhajjar: 100 seats
BDS Colleges and Seat Breakdown
Haryana has 7 BDS colleges offering a total of 1,100 seats. These include government colleges (PGIDS Rohtak) and private colleges (Jan Nayak Ch. Devi Lal Dental College, J.N. Kapoor D.A.V Centenary Dental College, Swami Devi Dayal Hospital & Dental College, Sudha Rustagi College of Dental Sciences & Research, Yamuna Institute of Dental Sciences & Research, and SGT Dental College). All BDS colleges have seats distributed across Open, OBC, SC, and other reserved categories.
The largest BDS colleges are Swami Devi Dayal Hospital & Dental College (100 seats), Sudha Rustagi College of Dental Sciences & Research (100 seats), Yamuna Institute of Dental Sciences & Research (100 seats), and SGT Dental College (100 seats). PGIDS Rohtak, the government dental college, has 84 seats. Jan Nayak Ch. Devi Lal Dental College has 100 seats, and J.N. Kapoor D.A.V Centenary Dental College has 50 seats.
- PGIDS, Rohtak: 84 seats
- Jan Nayak Ch. Devi Lal Dental College, Sirsa: 100 seats
- J.N. Kapoor D.A.V Centenary Dental College, Yamunanagar: 50 seats
- Swami Devi Dayal Hospital & Dental College, Punchkula: 100 seats
- Sudha Rustagi College of Dental Sciences & Research, Faridabad: 100 seats
- Yamuna Institute of Dental Sciences & Research, Yamunanagar: 100 seats
- SGT Dental College, Gurugram: 100 seats
Category-Wise Seat Distribution Across All Colleges
The seat matrix shows that across all 16 colleges, seats are distributed as follows: 860 Open category seats, 46 Open category seats for persons with disability, 25 Open category seats for ex-servicemen/freedom fighters, 144 OBC seats, 8 OBC seats for persons with disability, 5 OBC seats for ex-servicemen/freedom fighters, 146 SC Deprived seats, 8 SC Deprived seats for persons with disability, 4 SC Deprived seats for ex-servicemen/freedom fighters, 224 Backward Class A seats, and 12 Backward Class A seats for persons with disability. Additionally, there are 150 seats under the Minority Private University quota (for Al-Falah University) and 873 seats under the Private University quota (for SGT University, Maharishi Markandeshwar University, and Sanskaram University), plus 92 seats under the Management quota.
This breakdown is important because it shows that the majority of seats (860) are in the Open category, followed by Backward Class A (224 seats) and SC Deprived (146 seats). If you belong to the OBC category, you have 144 seats available. If you are a person with disability, you have additional reserved seats across all categories. The exact number of seats available to you depends on your category, quota, and the college you choose.
- Open category (OPEN_CAT): 860 seats
- Open category with disability (OPEN_CAT_PWBD): 46 seats
- Open category for ex-servicemen/freedom fighters (OPEN_CAT_ESM_FF): 25 seats
- OBC category (OSC): 144 seats
- OBC category with disability (OSC_PWBD): 8 seats
- OBC category for ex-servicemen/freedom fighters (OSC_ESM_FF): 5 seats
- SC Deprived category (SC_DEPRIVED): 146 seats
- SC Deprived category with disability (SC_DEPRIVED_PWBD): 8 seats
- SC Deprived category for ex-servicemen/freedom fighters (SC_DEPRIVED_ESM_FF): 4 seats
- Backward Class A category (BCA): 224 seats
- Backward Class A category with disability (BCA_PWBD): 12 seats
- Minority Private University quota: 150 seats
- Private University quota: 873 seats
- Management quota: 92 seats
Important: Al-Falah College Seat Status and Court Case
Al-Falah School of Medical Science & Research Centre, Faridabad, currently shows 0 seats in the matrix. However, there is a critical note: the college's seat count is 'subject to final outcome of CWP No. 30532 of 2025 pending in Punjab & Haryana High Court.' The court has already issued an interim order permitting the college to admit 50 additional students, which means the college may increase from 150 to 200 seats.
This is a live legal matter. The final seat count for Al-Falah may change before counselling begins. If you are interested in this college, monitor the official Pt. B.D. Sharma UHS Rohtak counselling portal for updates. The notice explicitly states that 'changes if any will be uploaded before allocation of seats,' so you must check the portal regularly for the latest seat matrix.
- Al-Falah currently shows 0 seats due to pending court case
- Court has permitted interim admission of 50 additional students
- Final seat count may increase from 150 to 200
- Check the counselling portal regularly for updates before seat allocation
How to Use This Seat Matrix During Counselling
During NEET UG 2026 counselling registration, you will be asked to fill college choices in order of preference. The seat matrix is your guide to understand which colleges have seats in your category and how many. You should identify all colleges where seats are available in your category, then rank them according to your preference. The counselling system will then allocate you a seat based on your rank, your choices, and the availability of seats.
The notice explicitly advises: 'Candidates are advised to fill maximum number of choices.' This is crucial. If you fill only a few choices and none of them have seats available for you, you may not get allocated a seat at all. By filling the maximum number of choices, you increase your chances of getting a seat in at least one college. Use the seat matrix to identify every college where you are eligible, and add all of them to your choice list.
- Identify all colleges with seats in your category
- Rank them in order of your preference
- Fill the maximum number of choices allowed
- Do not leave choices blank — more choices = better chances of allocation
- Use the seat matrix as your reference during choice filling
Colleges Included in This Seat Matrix
The seat matrix covers all MBBS and BDS colleges in Haryana that are part of the NEET UG 2026 counselling process. This includes government colleges run by the state, government-aided colleges, private colleges, and colleges under private universities. The colleges are located across Haryana — from Rohtak and Faridabad to Hisar, Karnal, Panipat, Kurukshetra, Gurugram, Ambala, Narnaul, Bhiwani, Sirsa, Yamunanagar, Punchkula, and Jhajjar.
The matrix explicitly mentions that it covers institutions 'including those under Private Universities — SGT University, Budhera, Gurugram; Maharishi Markandeshwar University, Sadhopur, Ambala; Al-Falah University (Minority Private University); Sanskaram School of Medical Sciences, Jhajjar under Sanskaram University.' This means that if you are eligible for private university seats (which have different eligibility and fee structures), you can apply to these colleges as well.
- Government colleges: PGIMS Rohtak, Bhagat Phool Singh Govt. Medical College, Shaheed Hasan Khan Mewati Govt. Medical College, Kalpana Chawla Govt. Medical College, Maharaja Agrasen Medical College, ESIC Medical College, Sh. Atal Bihari Vajpayee Govt. Medical College, Maharishi Chyawan Govt. Medical College, Pt. Neki Ram Sharma Govt. Medical College, PGIDS Rohtak
- Private colleges: Adesh Medical College, NC Medical College, World College of Medical Sciences and Research, Jan Nayak Ch. Devi Lal Dental College, J.N. Kapoor D.A.V Centenary Dental College, Swami Devi Dayal Hospital & Dental College, Sudha Rustagi College of Dental Sciences & Research, Yamuna Institute of Dental Sciences & Research
- Private university colleges: SGT University (MBBS and BDS), Maharishi Markandeshwar University (MBBS), Al-Falah University (MBBS), Sanskaram University (MBBS)
When Will Counselling Begin and What to Do Now
The seat matrix is dated 31 August 2026 and is marked as 'tentative' and 'revised.' This means counselling has not yet begun, but the state is preparing for it. The notice does not provide a specific date for counselling to start, but it warns that 'changes if any will be uploaded before allocation of seats.' You must monitor the official Pt. B.D. Sharma UHS Rohtak counselling portal (uhsrugcounselling.com) for announcements about counselling dates, registration deadlines, and any updates to the seat matrix.
Right now, your job is to: (1) Download and save this seat matrix, (2) Identify all colleges where seats are available in your category, (3) Research each college — location, fees, infrastructure, placements, (4) Prepare a ranked list of colleges in order of your preference, (5) Watch the counselling portal for the registration date and instructions. When counselling registration opens, you will have a limited time window to fill your choices, so being prepared now will save you time and help you make better decisions.
- Download and save the seat matrix from the counselling portal
- Identify all colleges with seats in your category
- Research each college thoroughly
- Prepare a ranked list of colleges
- Monitor the counselling portal for registration dates and updates
- Be ready to fill your choices quickly when registration opens
Key Warnings and Important Notes
The notice includes two critical warnings. First: 'Change if any will be uploaded before allocation of seats.' This means the seat matrix you are reading now is not final. Seats may be added, removed, or redistributed before counselling begins. Always check the portal for the latest version before filling your choices. Second: 'Candidates are advised to fill maximum number of choices.' This is not optional advice — it is a strong recommendation. If you do not fill enough choices, you risk not getting a seat at all.
Additionally, the Al-Falah college seat count is uncertain due to a pending court case. Do not assume the current 0 seats are permanent. Check for updates regularly. Finally, remember that this is a 'tentative' seat matrix. The word 'tentative' means it is subject to change. Do not make final decisions based solely on this matrix without confirming the latest information closer to counselling.
- Seat matrix is tentative and subject to change
- Check the portal regularly for updates
- Fill the maximum number of choices during counselling
- Al-Falah college seat count may change due to pending court case
- Do not assume any information is final until counselling begins
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What is the total number of MBBS and BDS seats available in Haryana for NEET UG 2026?
Haryana is offering a total of 3,032 seats for NEET UG 2026: 1,932 MBBS seats and 1,100 BDS seats. These seats are spread across 16 colleges — 9 MBBS colleges and 7 BDS colleges. The seat count is as of 31 August 2026 and may change before counselling begins.
How many colleges are included in the Haryana seat matrix, and what types are they?
The seat matrix includes 16 colleges: government colleges, government-aided colleges, private colleges, and colleges under private universities (SGT University, Maharishi Markandeshwar University, Al-Falah University, and Sanskaram University). There are 9 MBBS colleges and 7 BDS colleges spread across Haryana.
What do the category codes like OPEN_CAT, OSC, and SC_DEPRIVED mean?
OPEN_CAT refers to Open category (General) seats. OSC refers to Other State Category seats (for candidates from outside Haryana). SC_DEPRIVED refers to SC Deprived category seats. Each category has sub-quotas: PWBD (Person with Benchmark Disability) and ESM_FF (Ex-Servicemen/Freedom Fighters). BCA refers to Backward Class A, a state-specific category in Haryana. You can only apply for seats in the category you are eligible for.
How many Open category seats are available across all colleges?
There are 860 Open category seats available across all 16 colleges. Additionally, there are 46 Open category seats reserved for persons with disability and 25 Open category seats for ex-servicemen/freedom fighters. The exact number of Open seats in each college varies.
What is the status of Al-Falah School of Medical Science & Research Centre, Faridabad?
Al-Falah currently shows 0 seats in the matrix because its seat count is pending the outcome of a court case (CWP No. 30532 of 2025 in the Punjab & Haryana High Court). The court has already permitted the college to admit 50 additional students via interim order, so the final seat count may increase from 150 to 200. Check the counselling portal regularly for updates.
Which MBBS colleges have the most seats?
The largest MBBS colleges are Adesh Medical College & Hospital (250 seats), NC Medical College & Hospital (250 seats), and World College of Medical Sciences and Research (250 seats). Pandit Bhagwat Dayal Sharma PGIMS Rohtak, the premier government college, has 212 seats.
Which BDS colleges have the most seats?
The largest BDS colleges are Swami Devi Dayal Hospital & Dental College (100 seats), Sudha Rustagi College of Dental Sciences & Research (100 seats), Yamuna Institute of Dental Sciences & Research (100 seats), and SGT Dental College (100 seats). Jan Nayak Ch. Devi Lal Dental College also has 100 seats.
What should I do now before counselling registration opens?
Download and save the seat matrix, identify all colleges with seats in your category, research each college thoroughly, and prepare a ranked list of colleges in order of your preference. Monitor the official Pt. B.D. Sharma UHS Rohtak counselling portal (uhsrugcounselling.com) for announcements about counselling dates and any updates to the seat matrix. Be ready to fill your choices quickly when registration opens.
Why does the notice say 'fill maximum number of choices'?
Filling the maximum number of choices increases your chances of getting a seat. If you fill only a few choices and none of them have seats available for you in your category, you may not get allocated a seat at all. By filling all available choices, you ensure that the counselling system has more options to allocate you a seat.
Is this seat matrix final, or can it change?
The seat matrix is 'tentative' and 'revised,' which means it is subject to change. The notice explicitly states: 'Change if any will be uploaded before allocation of seats.' You must check the counselling portal regularly for the latest version of the seat matrix before filling your choices during counselling registration.
How many OBC category seats are available?
There are 144 OBC category seats available across all colleges. Additionally, there are 8 OBC seats reserved for persons with disability and 5 OBC seats for ex-servicemen/freedom fighters. The exact number of OBC seats in each college varies.
What is the difference between government, private, and private university colleges in this matrix?
Government colleges are run by the state and typically have lower fees. Government-aided colleges receive state support but may charge higher fees than government colleges. Private colleges are independently run and charge higher fees. Private university colleges are run by private universities and have their own fee structures and admission rules. All are included in this seat matrix and are part of NEET UG 2026 counselling.
The Haryana seat matrix for NEET UG 2026 is now available. Download it immediately from the Pt. B.D. Sharma UHS Rohtak counselling portal (uhsrugcounselling.com), identify all colleges with seats in your category, and prepare a ranked list of your preferred colleges. Monitor the portal regularly for updates to the seat matrix and for announcements about counselling registration dates. When counselling registration opens, fill the maximum number of choices to maximize your chances of getting a seat. Remember: this matrix is tentative and may change before counselling begins, so stay alert for updates.
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