If you are searching for NEET-PG colleges in Madhya Pradesh for the 2026 admission season, here is the short version: Madhya Pradesh offers MD, MS, DNB/DrNB and PG-Diploma seats across a broad network of government, private and deemed medical colleges, and its 50% state-quota counselling is run by the Directorate of Medical Education (DME), Madhya Pradesh through the MPOnline portal at dme.mponline.gov.in. The other 50% (All India Quota) of government-college seats is filled centrally by the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC). This guide breaks down the Madhya Pradesh PG medical colleges, the counselling authority, indicative fees, and exactly how to turn your NEET-PG rank into a real MP seat.
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Which PG medical colleges are in Madhya Pradesh?
Madhya Pradesh has a wide spread of PG medical colleges — long-established government institutes in the major cities, a growing set of newer government medical colleges, and several private and deemed universities. Government flagships include Gandhi Medical College (GMC) Bhopal, Mahatma Gandhi Memorial (MGM) Medical College Indore, Gajra Raja Medical College (GRMC) Gwalior and Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose (NSCB) Medical College Jabalpur. AIIMS Bhopal also offers PG, but its seats are filled through INI-CET, not NEET-PG. On the private and deemed side you will find Sri Aurobindo (SAIMS) Indore, People's Bhopal, LN Medical College Bhopal, Chirayu Bhopal, Index Indore and R.D. Gardi Ujjain, among others.
- Gandhi Medical College (GMC), Bhopal — government
- MGM Medical College, Indore — government
- Gajra Raja Medical College (GRMC), Gwalior — government
- NSCB Medical College, Jabalpur — government
- Shyam Shah Medical College, Rewa & Bundelkhand Medical College, Sagar — government
- Sri Aurobindo (SAIMS), Indore & People's, Bhopal — deemed/private
- LN Medical College Bhopal, Chirayu Bhopal, Index Indore, R.D. Gardi Ujjain — private
- AIIMS Bhopal — central institute (PG via INI-CET, not NEET-PG)
| Notable institute | City | Type |
|---|---|---|
| Gandhi Medical College (GMC) | Bhopal | Government |
| MGM Medical College | Indore | Government |
| Gajra Raja Medical College (GRMC) | Gwalior | Government |
| NSCB Medical College | Jabalpur | Government |
| Shyam Shah Medical College | Rewa | Government |
| Bundelkhand Medical College | Sagar | Government |
| AIIMS Bhopal | Bhopal | Central (INI-CET, not NEET-PG) |
| Sri Aurobindo Institute (SAIMS) | Indore | Deemed / Private |
| People's College of Medical Sciences | Bhopal | Deemed / Private |
| LN Medical College | Bhopal | Private |
| Chirayu Medical College | Bhopal | Private |
| Index Medical College | Indore | Private |
| R.D. Gardi Medical College | Ujjain | Private |
This list is illustrative, not exhaustive, and branch availability changes every cycle. Always verify the current NEET-PG participating colleges and their MD/MS/DNB seats on the official DME MP and MCC portals — or get the live list matched to your rank in the predictor below.
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See My College ListWho conducts NEET-PG counselling in Madhya Pradesh?
Two authorities matter for Madhya Pradesh. The 50% All India Quota (AIQ) of government-college PG seats is filled centrally by the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) at mcc.nic.in. The 50% state quota — together with private-college seats — is filled by the Directorate of Medical Education (DME), Madhya Pradesh through the MPOnline portal at dme.mponline.gov.in. Deemed universities in MP (for example Sri Aurobindo University and People's University) fill their PG seats entirely through MCC's all-India deemed counselling, with no MP state quota. Always confirm the current-year process, eligibility and dates on the official DME MP and MCC portals.
| Quota | Conducted by | Portal / notes |
|---|---|---|
| 50% All India Quota (AIQ) | MCC | mcc.nic.in — open to all India; govt-college AIQ seats |
| 50% State Quota | DME Madhya Pradesh | dme.mponline.gov.in — largely domicile/eligibility-linked |
| Private management / NRI | DME MP / colleges | Higher fee category within the state process |
| Deemed universities | MCC (all-India) | 100% via MCC deemed counselling; no MP state quota |
Will you land a government seat in Madhya Pradesh?
The predictor shows, for your exact rank, which DME-MP government seats are realistic versus a stretch — across both AIQ and MP state quota.
How does Madhya Pradesh state quota work?
The Madhya Pradesh state quota is run by DME MP over multiple rounds that run alongside the MCC AIQ rounds. You register and pay on the MPOnline portal, fill a preference list of colleges and branches, and a computer-based allotment is made on the basis of your NEET-PG rank, category and choice order. State-quota seats are largely meant for MP domicile and eligible in-service candidates, so the eligibility rules matter as much as your rank.
- Register and pay the counselling fee on the DME MP portal (dme.mponline.gov.in) within the notified window.
- State-quota (50%) seats are largely reserved for Madhya Pradesh domicile / eligible in-service candidates — check the current-year eligibility rules.
- Fill and lock a preference list of colleges + branches; seats are allotted by NEET-PG rank, category and choice order.
- Counselling runs over multiple rounds (state rounds plus mop-up/stray) parallel to the MCC AIQ rounds.
- Reservation for SC/ST/OBC/EWS, PwBD and in-service quotas applies per Madhya Pradesh norms.
Which MP state-quota branches open for your rank?
See round-wise state-quota closing ranks and which MD/MS/DNB specialities are within reach for your rank and category before you fill a single choice.
AIQ vs Madhya Pradesh state quota — which is better for you?
AIQ opens government seats across the whole country regardless of domicile, at the low government fee — but competition is national. Madhya Pradesh state quota is largely for MP domicile / eligible in-service candidates and can be a genuinely better route to a home-state government seat, though private state-quota seats carry higher fees. Most MP aspirants play both: register for AIQ through MCC and for state quota through DME MP, then compare the realistic seats each opens for their rank and lock the smarter combined choice list.
AIQ or MP state quota — where do you get more?
Compare your realistic MD/MS/DNB colleges in both quotas side by side and build one strategic choice list instead of guessing.
What are the fees for a PG seat in Madhya Pradesh?
PG fees in Madhya Pradesh swing widely by college type. Government seats — whether won through MCC AIQ or DME-MP state quota — are among the most affordable in India. Private-college state-quota fees sit in the mid range, while management/NRI seats and deemed-university seats (filled 100% through MCC's all-India deemed counselling, not MP state quota) run substantially higher. Government PG residents also receive a monthly stipend, and government seats typically carry a service or rural bond.
| College type | Counselling route | Indicative annual fee band* |
|---|---|---|
| Government (state quota) | DME MP state quota | Among India's lowest — often a few thousand up to ~₹1 lakh/yr* |
| Government (AIQ 50%) | MCC All India Quota | Same low government fee as the state-quota seat* |
| Private (state quota) | DME MP state quota | Typically mid-range, roughly ₹6–15 lakh/yr* |
| Private (management / NRI) | DME MP / management | Substantially higher than state-quota private* |
| Deemed university | MCC deemed (all-India) | Highest — varies widely by college and branch* |
*Indicative only. Exact annual fee, monthly stipend and bond terms change every year and differ by college and branch, so treat these bands as a rough guide. For the precise fee, stipend and bond attached to each college your rank can actually reach, run your rank through the NEET-PG College Predictor instead of relying on any single figure.
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See Fees & StipendHow competitive are Madhya Pradesh government seats?
NEET-PG 2026 results were declared on 24 September 2026 by NBEMS. Qualifying is only the entry ticket, though — a Madhya Pradesh government MD/MS seat in a high-demand branch such as Radiology, Dermatology or General Medicine is far more competitive than a clinical seat at a private college or a pre-/para-clinical branch. Because closing ranks move every round and every year, treat any number you read online as indicative and always check the round-wise closing rank for your own rank and category.
- NEET-PG 2026 qualifying cut-offs (out of 720): General/EWS 262, General-PwBD 244, SC/ST/OBC (incl PwBD) 226 — NBEMS.
- High-demand branches (Radiology, Dermatology, General Medicine) close at the sharpest ranks; pre/para-clinical and many DNB seats are more accessible.
- Government seats — both AIQ and state quota — are more competitive than private/management seats in the same branch.
- Closing ranks differ by round, quota, category and college, so verify against the current cycle rather than last year's list.
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Check Closing RanksHow to get a Madhya Pradesh PG seat: step-by-step
- Know your rank: convert your NEET-PG 2026 score into an All India Rank and category rank.
- Shortlist: use the College Predictor to see realistic MD/MS/DNB colleges for your rank across AIQ + MP state quota.
- Register on both MCC (for AIQ) and DME MP at dme.mponline.gov.in (for state quota) within their windows.
- Fill choices strategically across rounds; accept or upgrade as per each allotment result.
- Report to the allotted college with documents, fees and any bond formalities.
- Do lock a long, realistic choice list — order branches and colleges by genuine preference, not just brand name.
- Do read the current-year DME MP information brochure for bond, stipend and fee clauses before you commit.
- Don't skip a round hoping for a better seat later — upgrades aren't guaranteed and seats shrink each round.
- Don't rely on last year's cut-offs alone; use round-wise closing ranks calibrated to your rank.
- Don't confuse deemed-university seats (MCC all-India) with MP state-quota seats — the fee and process differ completely.
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Build My Free ShortlistFAQs: NEET-PG medical colleges in Madhya Pradesh
Which authority conducts NEET-PG state-quota counselling in Madhya Pradesh?
The Directorate of Medical Education (DME), Madhya Pradesh conducts the 50% state-quota counselling through the MPOnline portal at dme.mponline.gov.in. The 50% All India Quota of government seats is handled separately by the MCC (mcc.nic.in).
How many rounds are there in MP NEET-PG counselling?
Madhya Pradesh state-quota counselling runs over multiple rounds (registration, allotment and mop-up/stray rounds) that run alongside the MCC AIQ rounds. Exact rounds and dates change each year, so verify the current schedule on DME MP.
What is the NEET-PG 2026 qualifying cut-off?
As per NBEMS, the NEET-PG 2026 qualifying cut-offs out of 720 are 262 for General/EWS, 244 for General-PwBD, and 226 for SC/ST/OBC including PwBD. This is only the qualifying bar — MP college closing ranks are far more competitive.
Are AIIMS Bhopal PG seats filled through NEET-PG?
No. AIIMS Bhopal and other INIs fill their PG seats through INI-CET, not NEET-PG. NEET-PG covers the other government, private and DNB seats in Madhya Pradesh.
How are deemed-university PG seats in Madhya Pradesh filled?
Deemed universities (such as Sri Aurobindo University and People's University) fill 100% of their PG seats through MCC's all-India deemed counselling. There is no Madhya Pradesh state quota for deemed-university seats.
What are the fees for a government PG seat in Madhya Pradesh?
Government PG fees in MP are among the lowest in India (indicative — often a few thousand up to about ₹1 lakh a year), while private and deemed seats cost significantly more. Verify exact figures on DME MP or check the predictor for your shortlist.
Is there a service bond for MP government PG seats?
Madhya Pradesh government PG seats generally carry a service/rural bond. The exact bond amount and duration vary by year and college, so read the current DME MP brochure before you accept a seat.
Do PG residents in Madhya Pradesh get a stipend?
Yes, government PG residents in MP receive a monthly stipend. The exact amount is revised periodically and can differ across colleges — treat any figure online as indicative and confirm from official orders.
Can non-MP-domicile candidates get Madhya Pradesh state-quota seats?
State-quota seats are largely reserved for MP domicile and eligible in-service candidates, while AIQ seats are open to all India. Check the current-year DME MP eligibility rules for your exact case.
Which PG courses can I do in Madhya Pradesh?
You can pursue MD, MS, PG Diploma, DNB and DrNB (direct 6-year) courses. MD/MS are offered at government and private colleges, while DNB/DrNB seats are at accredited teaching hospitals and institutions.
How do I know which Madhya Pradesh colleges my rank can get?
Use MedAdmit's NEET-PG College Predictor — enter your rank and category to see a personalised list of MD/MS/DNB colleges across MCC AIQ and MP state quota, with round-wise closing ranks, fees, stipend and admit-probability.
When was the NEET-PG 2026 result declared?
The NEET-PG 2026 result was declared on 24 September 2026 by NBEMS, after which MCC AIQ and Madhya Pradesh state-quota counselling schedules follow.
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