The Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) has published the Deemed Seats Matrix for MD and MS postgraduate medical counselling in the 2026-27 admission season. This matrix lists all deemed universities offering PG medical seats and shows how many seats are available in each specialty at each institution. The matrix is essential for candidates to understand where they can apply and what specialties are available at deemed colleges during counselling. You must review this matrix before filling your choice of colleges and specialties.
The Deemed Seats Matrix for MD/MS PG counselling 2026 is now live — check it to see which deemed colleges offer seats in your chosen specialty.
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The Deemed Seats Matrix is an official list published by MCC that shows all deemed universities in India that are participating in NEET-PG counselling 2026, along with the exact number of MD and MS seats they are offering in each specialty.
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This matrix is your reference document for understanding the landscape of deemed-college seats available to you. It tells you which colleges have seats in your specialty, how many seats each college offers, and which specialties have limited or no seats at deemed institutions.
Who Must Check This Matrix?
Every NEET-PG 2026 candidate who is eligible for and interested in pursuing MD or MS at a deemed university must check this matrix. This includes candidates applying under the All India Quota (AIQ) and those eligible for deemed-college seats.
If you are considering only government medical colleges, you should still review this matrix to understand the full range of options available to you during counselling.
How to Use the Matrix During Counselling
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When you log into the MCC counselling portal to fill your choices, you will need to select colleges and specialties. The Deemed Seats Matrix tells you which combinations are actually available — if a college shows zero seats in a specialty, you cannot be allotted to that specialty at that college, even if you rank it highly.
Use this matrix to make an informed list of realistic choices. Rank colleges and specialties where seats actually exist, based on your expected rank and your preferences. Ranking a college–specialty combination that has no seats in the matrix is a wasted choice.
Where to Find the Full Matrix
The complete Deemed Seats Matrix for MD/MS PG counselling 2026 is available on the official MCC website and the link provided by the authority. The document is a detailed table showing every deemed university, every specialty offered, and the seat count for each.
Download and save the matrix to your device so you can refer to it while preparing your choice list. The matrix may be large; open it in a PDF reader that allows you to search by college name or specialty.
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See My CollegesFrequently asked questions
What is the difference between the Deemed Seats Matrix and the government college seat matrix?
The Deemed Seats Matrix shows only seats at deemed universities (private institutions with deemed-to-be-university status). The government college seat matrix shows seats at government medical colleges. Both are published by MCC, and candidates can apply to both during counselling, depending on their eligibility.
Does the Deemed Seats Matrix show which seats are reserved for SC/ST/OBC candidates?
The matrix published by MCC typically shows the total seat count per specialty per college. Reservation details (SC, ST, OBC, General, EWS) are usually shown separately in the counselling portal or in a detailed seat-allotment document. Check the MCC website for the full reservation breakdown.
Can I apply to a specialty at a deemed college if it shows zero seats in the matrix?
No. If the matrix shows zero seats in a specialty at a college, no seats are available for that combination. You cannot be allotted to that specialty at that college. Do not waste a choice ranking it.
When should I download and review the Deemed Seats Matrix?
Download it immediately after it is published. Review it carefully before the choice-filling window opens so you have time to plan your list of colleges and specialties. Rushing to fill choices without reviewing the matrix is a common mistake.
Is the Deemed Seats Matrix the same as the merit list or allotment result?
No. The matrix is a reference document showing available seats. The merit list ranks candidates by their NEET-PG score. The allotment result shows which candidate has been assigned which college and specialty. All three are separate documents.
Can the Deemed Seats Matrix change after it is published?
The matrix is typically published before counselling begins and remains fixed during the counselling process. However, if a college surrenders seats or if there are administrative changes, MCC may issue an updated matrix. Check the MCC website regularly for any updates.
Do I need to be a resident of a particular state to apply to a deemed college?
No. Deemed colleges participate in the All India Quota (AIQ) counselling, which is open to all NEET-PG candidates across India, regardless of state of residence or domicile. There are no state-based restrictions for deemed-college seats.
How many seats do deemed colleges typically offer compared to government colleges?
The number of seats varies widely by college and specialty. The Deemed Seats Matrix will show you the exact numbers for each institution. In general, deemed colleges offer fewer total seats than government colleges, but they may have seats in specialties where government colleges have limited availability.
Download the Deemed Seats Matrix from the official MCC link now. Review it carefully to identify which deemed colleges offer seats in your chosen specialties. Use this information to plan your choice list before the counselling portal opens. Keep the matrix handy during the choice-filling window.
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