The Rajasthan NEET UG Medical & Dental Admission/Counselling Board has released the official vacant seat matrix for the stray vacancy round dated 17 October 2026. This matrix lists all remaining unfilled MBBS and BDS seats across government, management-quota, and private medical and dental colleges in Rajasthan. A total of 1,077 MBBS seats and 135 BDS seats are available for allocation in this round. The seat matrix is broken down by college, seat type (government, management, NRI), and reservation category (Unreserved, EWS, MBC, OBC, SC, ST, SA). This is your final opportunity to secure a seat if you were not allotted in earlier rounds or if you wish to upgrade your college or course.
1,077 MBBS and 135 BDS seats are vacant across Rajasthan colleges for the stray vacancy round; check the detailed matrix to find seats in your category and preferred college.
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Unlock My College ListWhat is the Stray Vacancy Round?
The stray vacancy round is the final counselling round in the NEET UG 2026 admission process for Rajasthan. It is held to fill any seats that remain vacant after all previous counselling rounds (merit-based and special rounds). Candidates who were not allotted a seat in earlier rounds, or who wish to upgrade to a better college or course, can participate in this round.
In this round, seats are filled on a first-come, first-served basis. Once you are allotted a seat, you must report to the college and complete admission formalities immediately. Seats not filled in the stray vacancy round may be cancelled or kept for future use by the college.
Total Seats Available: MBBS and BDS
The stray vacancy round offers a total of 1,077 MBBS seats and 135 BDS seats across all colleges in Rajasthan. These seats are distributed across government colleges (including RUHS CMS and RAJMES institutions), management-quota seats at government colleges, and private medical and dental colleges.
The breakdown is as follows: 6 MBBS seats in government colleges (Govt. Seat category), 3 MBBS seats in management-quota government colleges (Mgmt. Seat), 0 NRI seats, 758 MBBS seats in private colleges (Gen. Seat), and 310 MBBS seats in private colleges (Mgmt. Seat). For BDS, there are 4 government seats, 103 private general seats, and 28 private management seats.
- MBBS Government Seats: 6
- MBBS Management-Quota Government Seats: 3
- MBBS NRI Seats: 0
- MBBS Private General Seats: 758
- MBBS Private Management Seats: 310
- Total MBBS: 1,077
- BDS Government Seats: 4
- BDS Private General Seats: 103
- BDS Private Management Seats: 28
- Total BDS: 135
Understanding Seat Types: Government, Management, and Private
Seats in Rajasthan medical colleges are classified into three main types: Government Seats, Management-Quota Seats, and Private College Seats. Each type has different fee structures and eligibility rules.
**Government Seats (Govt. Seat):** These are filled through the state counselling process and are the most affordable. They are available at government medical colleges and RUHS CMS/RAJMES institutions. Only 6 MBBS government seats and 4 BDS government seats remain vacant in this round.
**Management-Quota Seats (Mgmt. Seat):** These are seats at government colleges reserved for management quota. They have higher fees than government seats but are still more affordable than private colleges. A total of 3 MBBS and 0 BDS management seats are vacant.
**Private College Seats:** These are seats at private medical and dental colleges. They have the highest fees but offer more flexibility in admission. A total of 758 MBBS general seats, 310 MBBS management seats, 103 BDS general seats, and 28 BDS management seats are vacant in private colleges.
Reservation Categories and Seat Distribution
All vacant seats are distributed across 14 reservation categories. Understanding which category you fall into is crucial for identifying which seats you are eligible for. The categories are: Unreserved (UR), EWS (Economically Weaker Section), MBC (Most Backward Class), OBC (Other Backward Class), SC (Scheduled Caste), ST (Scheduled Tribe), and SA (Scheduled Area). Each category is further divided by gender: B (Boy) and G (Girl).
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For example, URB means Unreserved Boy, EBG means EWS Girl, MBB means MBC Boy, OBG means OBC Girl, SCB means SC Boy, STG means ST Girl, and SAB means SA Boy. Your eligibility for a seat depends on your NEET rank, your category, and your gender. The seat matrix shows exactly how many seats are available in each category at each college.
- URB / URG: Unreserved Boy / Girl
- EBB / EBG: EWS Boy / Girl
- MBB / MBG: MBC Boy / Girl
- OBB / OBG: OBC Boy / Girl
- SCB / SCG: SC Boy / Girl
- STB / STG: ST Boy / Girl
- SAB / SAG: SA Boy / Girl
How to Read the Seat Matrix
The seat matrix is a detailed table listing every medical and dental college in Rajasthan, the number of vacant seats at each college, and the breakdown of those seats by category and gender. Each row represents one college, and each column represents one category-gender combination.
For example, if you see that Dr SN Medical College, Jodhpur (Govt. Seat) has 1 seat in the URB (Unreserved Boy) column, it means there is 1 unreserved seat for boys available at that college. If a cell shows 0, no seats are available in that category at that college. The 'Total' column on the right shows the total number of vacant seats at each college across all categories.
To find seats available to you: (1) Identify your category and gender from the column headers. (2) Look down that column to find colleges with seats available (non-zero values). (3) Note the college name and the number of seats. (4) Check the college's location, fees, and other details to decide if you wish to apply for that seat.
Key Colleges with Significant Vacant Seats
Several private colleges have a large number of vacant seats across multiple categories. These colleges offer more options for candidates seeking admission. The colleges with the highest number of total vacant MBBS seats are: Sudha Medical College, Kota (128 seats), JIET Medical College and Hospital, Jodhpur (114 seats), Vyas Medical College & Hospital, Jodhpur (112 seats), BHARAT VIKAS INSTITUTE OF MEDICAL SCIENCES, Kota (107 seats), and Arya Medical College and Hospital (94 seats).
For BDS, the colleges with the most vacant seats are: Maharaja Gangasingh Dental College, Ganganagar (18 seats), Darshan Dental College, Udaipur (12 seats), Dr. SS Tantia Dental College, Sriganganagar (11 seats), and NIMS Dental College and Hospital, Jaipur (9 seats). Government and management-quota seats are very limited in this round, so candidates should be prepared to consider private colleges if they wish to secure a seat.
Important Note: High Court Order on Reserved Seats
The seat matrix includes a footnote stating: '* Will be kept vacant in compliance of Hon'ble Raj High Court Jaipur order dated 16.10.2026 in SBCWP No 21485/2026.' This refers to one specific seat at Maharaja Gangasingh Dental College, Ganganagar (Gen. Seat) in the OBG (OBC Girl) category, which will remain vacant due to a court order.
This means that even though the seat matrix may show a seat available in that category at that college, it will not be filled in this round. Candidates should not apply for this seat. Always check for such footnotes and court orders before finalizing your choice.
Category-Wise Seat Summary for MBBS
The total MBBS seats available across all categories are distributed as follows. The largest number of seats are in the Unreserved category (198 seats), followed by OBC (234 seats), SC (79 seats), MBC (53 seats), ST (55 seats), EWS (67 seats), and SA (55 seats). Within each category, seats are further divided by gender (Boy and Girl).
This distribution reflects the reservation policy of Rajasthan. Candidates from reserved categories (SC, ST, OBC, MBC, EWS, SA) should look for seats in their respective category columns. Unreserved candidates can apply for any unreserved seat or, if eligible, for seats in other categories if they belong to those categories.
- Unreserved (UR): 198 seats
- EWS: 67 seats
- MBC: 53 seats
- OBC: 234 seats
- SC: 79 seats
- ST: 55 seats
- SA: 55 seats
Category-Wise Seat Summary for BDS
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For BDS, the total 135 vacant seats are distributed across categories as follows: Unreserved (42 seats), EWS (10 seats), MBC (6 seats), OBC (12 seats), SC (15 seats), ST (2 seats), and SA (6 seats). The distribution shows that BDS has fewer total seats than MBBS, and the availability varies significantly by category.
Candidates seeking BDS admission should note that unreserved seats are the most abundant, but reserved category candidates will find fewer options. It is important to check the specific colleges offering seats in your category before applying.
- Unreserved (UR): 42 seats
- EWS: 10 seats
- MBC: 6 seats
- OBC: 12 seats
- SC: 15 seats
- ST: 2 seats
- SA: 6 seats
Government vs. Private Colleges: Seat Availability
The vast majority of vacant seats in this round are in private colleges. Out of 1,077 MBBS seats, only 9 are in government colleges (6 government seats + 3 management seats). The remaining 1,068 seats are in private colleges. This reflects the fact that government seats are highly competitive and are usually filled in earlier rounds.
Similarly, for BDS, only 4 seats are in government colleges, while 131 seats are in private colleges. If you are seeking a government seat, your chances are very limited in this round. However, if you are open to private colleges, you have many options across different fee structures and locations.
- MBBS Government Seats: 9 (0.8% of total)
- MBBS Private Seats: 1,068 (99.2% of total)
- BDS Government Seats: 4 (3% of total)
- BDS Private Seats: 131 (97% of total)
How to Apply for Stray Vacancy Round Seats
To apply for seats in the stray vacancy round, you must visit the official Rajasthan NEET UG counselling portal (ug.neetrajasthan.com) and log in with your NEET roll number and password. The portal will display the available seats based on your NEET rank, category, and gender. You can then select your preferred college and seat type.
The application process is typically first-come, first-served. Once you submit your choice, the system will check if you are eligible for that seat based on your rank and category. If you are eligible, the seat will be allotted to you. You must then report to the college within the specified time frame to complete admission formalities. Failure to report on time may result in cancellation of your allotment.
Important: The exact dates and procedure for the stray vacancy round will be announced separately by the Rajasthan NEET UG Counselling Board. Check the official portal regularly for updates on registration dates, choice-filling dates, and allotment dates.
- Visit ug.neetrajasthan.com
- Log in with your NEET roll number and password
- View available seats based on your rank and category
- Select your preferred college and seat
- Submit your choice
- Wait for allotment result
- Report to the college within the specified time frame
- Complete admission formalities
Common Mistakes to Avoid
**Mistake 1: Not checking the seat matrix carefully.** Many candidates apply for seats that are not actually available in their category. Always cross-check the seat matrix to confirm that a seat is available in your specific category-gender combination before applying.
**Mistake 2: Ignoring the court order footnote.** One seat is marked as vacant due to a court order and will not be filled. Do not waste your choice on this seat.
**Mistake 3: Missing the reporting deadline.** Once you are allotted a seat, you must report to the college within the specified time frame. If you miss the deadline, your allotment will be cancelled and the seat will be offered to the next candidate.
**Mistake 4: Not verifying college details.** Before applying, verify the college's location, fees, facilities, and accreditation. Some private colleges may have high fees or be located far from your home.
**Mistake 5: Applying for seats you are not eligible for.** Your NEET rank must be within the cutoff for the seat you are applying for. Applying for a seat with a higher cutoff than your rank will result in rejection.
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See My CollegesFrequently asked questions
What is the stray vacancy round and when is it held?
The stray vacancy round is the final counselling round held to fill any seats that remain vacant after all previous counselling rounds. It is held on a first-come, first-served basis. The seat matrix for this round was released on 17 October 2026, but the exact dates for registration, choice-filling, and allotment will be announced separately by the Rajasthan NEET UG Counselling Board.
How many MBBS and BDS seats are available in the stray vacancy round?
A total of 1,077 MBBS seats and 135 BDS seats are available in the stray vacancy round. Of the MBBS seats, 6 are in government colleges, 3 are in management-quota government colleges, and 1,068 are in private colleges. Of the BDS seats, 4 are in government colleges and 131 are in private colleges.
What does the seat matrix show and how do I read it?
The seat matrix is a detailed table showing all vacant seats at each medical and dental college in Rajasthan, broken down by college, seat type (government, management, NRI), and reservation category-gender combination. Each row is a college, each column is a category-gender combination (e.g., URB = Unreserved Boy, OBG = OBC Girl), and the numbers show how many seats are available. A '0' means no seats are available in that category at that college.
What are the different seat types (Government, Management, NRI, Private)?
Government Seats are filled through state counselling and are the most affordable. Management-Quota Seats are at government colleges with higher fees than government seats. NRI Seats are for Non-Resident Indian candidates (none are vacant in this round). Private College Seats are at private institutions with the highest fees but more flexibility. The seat matrix shows all these types separately.
What reservation categories are included in the seat matrix?
The seat matrix includes 7 main reservation categories: Unreserved (UR), EWS (Economically Weaker Section), MBC (Most Backward Class), OBC (Other Backward Class), SC (Scheduled Caste), ST (Scheduled Tribe), and SA (Scheduled Area). Each category is further divided by gender: B (Boy) and G (Girl). Your eligibility for a seat depends on your category, gender, and NEET rank.
Which colleges have the most vacant MBBS seats?
The colleges with the highest number of vacant MBBS seats are: Sudha Medical College, Kota (128 seats), JIET Medical College and Hospital, Jodhpur (114 seats), Vyas Medical College & Hospital, Jodhpur (112 seats), BHARAT VIKAS INSTITUTE OF MEDICAL SCIENCES, Kota (107 seats), and Arya Medical College and Hospital (94 seats). All of these are private colleges.
Are there any government MBBS seats available in this round?
Yes, but very few. Only 9 MBBS seats are available in government colleges in this round: 6 in government seats and 3 in management-quota government seats. These are spread across colleges like Dr SN Medical College Jodhpur, Government Medical College Kota, Government Medical College Banswara, Government Medical College Jaisalmer, and Government Medical College Tonk. Government seats are highly competitive and usually fill in earlier rounds.
What does the court order footnote mean?
The seat matrix includes a footnote stating that one seat at Maharaja Gangasingh Dental College, Ganganagar (Gen. Seat) in the OBC Girl category will be kept vacant in compliance with a Rajasthan High Court order dated 16 October 2026. This means that even though the seat matrix shows this seat as available, it will not be filled in this round. Do not apply for this seat.
How do I apply for seats in the stray vacancy round?
You must visit the official Rajasthan NEET UG counselling portal (ug.neetrajasthan.com), log in with your NEET roll number and password, view available seats based on your rank and category, select your preferred college and seat, and submit your choice. The exact dates for registration, choice-filling, and allotment will be announced separately. Once allotted, you must report to the college within the specified time frame.
What happens if I don't report to the college after being allotted a seat?
If you are allotted a seat but do not report to the college within the specified time frame, your allotment will be cancelled. The seat will then be offered to the next eligible candidate in the waiting list. It is crucial to report on time and complete all admission formalities to secure your seat.
Can I apply for seats in multiple categories if I belong to more than one?
No. In the NEET UG counselling process, you are assigned to one category based on your application. You can only apply for seats in that category. However, if you belong to a reserved category (SC, ST, OBC, MBC, EWS, SA), you may also be eligible for unreserved seats if your rank is high enough. Check the official counselling guidelines for details on category eligibility.
Are there any BDS seats available in government colleges?
Yes, but very few. Only 4 BDS seats are available in government colleges: 3 at RUHS College of Dental Sciences, Jaipur (1 EWS, 1 SC, 1 ST) and 1 at Government Dental College, Jodhpur (1 OBC). The vast majority of BDS seats (131 out of 135) are in private colleges.
The stray vacancy round is your final chance to secure an MBBS or BDS seat in Rajasthan for the 2026-27 academic year. Carefully review the seat matrix to identify colleges and categories where seats are available for you. Visit ug.neetrajasthan.com regularly for announcements on registration dates, choice-filling windows, and allotment results. Once allotted, report to your college immediately to avoid cancellation of your seat.
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