The Directorate of Medical Education (DME), Tripura, has published the Round 1 seat matrix for Tripura Postgraduate Medical Counselling 2026, effective for the 2026–27 academic session. The matrix lists all available MD and MS seats across Tripura's government medical colleges under the state quota, broken down by speciality and reservation category. This document is essential for NEET-PG qualified candidates planning to fill their choices during the counselling window. Candidates must review the matrix carefully to understand which specialities have seats available in their category before registering and submitting preferences.
Download and study the Tripura Round 1 seat matrix from trmcc.admissions.nic.in now to identify which MD and MS specialities have seats in your category, as only listed seats will be offered during allotment.
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Unlock My College ListWhat is the Tripura NEET-PG Round 1 Seat Matrix and why does it matter?
The seat matrix is an official document released by DME Tripura that displays the total number of MD and MS postgraduate seats available in Round 1 of state counselling. Each seat is categorised by speciality and reservation category—Unreserved (UR), Scheduled Caste (SC), Scheduled Tribe (ST), and Other Backward Class (OBC). This matrix applies only to the state quota seats; the remaining 50 percent of government PG seats are filled under the All India Quota by the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) separately.
The matrix is critical because you can only fill choices for specialities and colleges that appear in it with available seats in your category. If a speciality shows zero seats in your category, you cannot be allotted to it, no matter how high your NEET-PG rank. Reviewing the matrix before choice filling prevents wasted preferences and helps you make informed decisions aligned with actual seat availability.
Which colleges and specialities are included in Tripura Round 1?
The Round 1 seat matrix covers two government medical colleges in Tripura: Agartala Government Medical College and GBP Hospital, and Tripura Medical College. Both institutions offer clinical and pre-clinical MD and MS specialities, though the exact list of specialities and seat counts varies by college and is detailed in the matrix PDF.
Seats are distributed across all four reservation categories (UR, SC, ST, OBC) for each speciality at each college. The matrix shows the precise number of seats available in each category for each course. Candidates must cross-reference their category and preferred speciality to determine which options are realistically available to them during choice filling.
- Agartala Government Medical College and GBP Hospital: clinical and pre-clinical MD and MS seats
- Tripura Medical College: selected MD and MS specialities
- Seats split by UR, SC, ST, and OBC categories
How to download and access the Tripura Round 1 seat matrix
The seat matrix PDF is available on the official Tripura PG counselling portal at trmcc.admissions.nic.in. The document was dated 04-11-2026 and uploaded on 05-11-2026. Accessing it is straightforward and requires no login at the download stage.
To retrieve the matrix, visit the portal, navigate to the PG Counselling section, and locate the link for 'Seat Matrix for Round-1 of Tripura Postgraduate Medical Counselling 2026'. The PDF will open in a new browser tab. Download and save it immediately to your device so you have it available during the choice-filling window, which may have tight deadlines.
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- Visit trmcc.admissions.nic.in
- Open the PG Counselling section
- Click 'Seat Matrix for Round-1 of Tripura Postgraduate Medical Counselling 2026'
- Download and save the PDF for reference during choice filling
Eligibility and who can participate in Tripura Round 1 counselling
To participate in Tripura NEET-PG Round 1 counselling, you must have qualified the NEET-PG 2026 examination and meet all eligibility criteria outlined in the official Information Bulletin published by DME Tripura. Domicile status, educational qualifications, and document requirements are specified in the bulletin and must be satisfied before registration.
DME Tripura has already released a list of NEET-PG candidates with a Tripura permanent address. Verify that your name appears on this list and that your domicile status is correctly recorded. Read the Information Bulletin thoroughly for fee payment rules, document submission deadlines, and any other state-specific requirements before the choice-filling window opens.
- Must have qualified NEET-PG 2026
- Must meet domicile and eligibility criteria in the Information Bulletin
- Name must appear on the Tripura NEET-PG candidates list
- Must have required certificates and documents ready for upload
Revised Round 1 schedule: registration and choice-filling dates
DME Tripura released a revised Round 1 schedule on the same day as the seat matrix. This revised schedule supersedes any earlier dates and must be followed strictly. Candidates should note the exact registration opening date, choice-filling window, and submission deadline to avoid missing the counselling round.
Delays in registration or choice filling can result in exclusion from Round 1 allotment. Mark the revised dates on your calendar and plan to complete registration and choice submission well before the deadline. If you have questions about the schedule or encounter technical issues, contact DME Tripura at trmcc.neet@gmail.com.
- Follow only the revised Round 1 schedule released by DME Tripura
- Register on the portal within the specified window
- Fill and submit choices before the deadline
- Contact trmcc.neet@gmail.com for schedule or technical queries
How seat allotment works after you fill choices
After the choice-filling window closes, DME Tripura will prepare a Round 1 merit list based on your NEET-PG score and rank. Seat allotment will then be conducted using a computerised algorithm that matches your rank, category, and choice preferences against available seats in the matrix. Seats are allotted in order of merit within each category, respecting your choice sequence.
A provisional allotment result will be published on trmcc.admissions.nic.in. You must check this result carefully to confirm your allotted seat, college, and speciality. If you do not accept the allotted seat or do not report to the college by the specified date, you may lose your seat and be excluded from subsequent rounds. Keep monitoring the portal for the merit list and allotment result announcements.
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- Merit list prepared based on NEET-PG rank and category
- Computerised allotment matches rank, category, and choices to available seats
- Provisional allotment result published on trmcc.admissions.nic.in
- Acceptance and reporting to college required within the deadline
State quota vs. All India Quota: what's the difference?
Under national postgraduate medical education rules, 50 percent of government PG seats are reserved for the All India Quota (AIQ), which is filled by the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) through a separate national-level counselling process. The remaining 50 percent are state quota seats, filled by each state's own counselling authority—in this case, DME Tripura.
The Tripura Round 1 seat matrix shows only state quota seats. If you are a Tripura domicile, you are eligible for state quota seats and should fill choices based on this matrix. If you are a non-domicile or wish to compete nationally, you will participate in MCC's All India Quota counselling separately. Ensure you understand your eligibility category before deciding which counselling process to join.
- 50% of government PG seats = All India Quota (filled by MCC nationally)
- 50% of government PG seats = State quota (filled by DME Tripura)
- This matrix covers state quota seats only
- Domicile status determines eligibility for state quota counselling
Practical steps to prepare for choice filling
Begin by downloading the seat matrix and the revised Round 1 schedule immediately. Carefully review the matrix and highlight all specialities that have at least one seat in your category. Cross-reference your NEET-PG score and rank against typical cutoffs for those specialities in previous years (if available) to estimate your realistic chances.
Prepare all required documents—NEET-PG scorecard, MBBS degree certificate, domicile certificate, caste certificate (if applicable), and any other documents specified in the Information Bulletin. Ensure these are scanned and ready for upload during registration. Verify your name on the Tripura NEET-PG candidates list and confirm your category and domicile status are correct. On the registration date, log in early, complete your profile, and proceed to choice filling without delay.
- Download seat matrix and revised schedule now
- Mark specialities with seats in your category
- Scan and prepare all required documents
- Verify your name and details on the candidates list
- Register and fill choices on time; do not wait until the last day
- Email trmcc.neet@gmail.com if you encounter technical issues
What to watch for after Round 1: merit list and future rounds
After choice filling closes, monitor trmcc.admissions.nic.in regularly for the Round 1 merit list and provisional allotment result. These will be published on dates specified in the revised schedule. If you are allotted a seat, accept it and report to the college by the deadline. If you are not allotted or wish to try for a different speciality, you may be eligible for Round 2 counselling.
Seat matrices for subsequent rounds (Round 2, mop-up, stray) will also be released on the same portal. These rounds typically include seats vacated by candidates who did not report or who upgraded in earlier rounds. Stay informed about all round schedules and seat availability to maximise your chances of securing a PG seat in your preferred speciality.
- Check merit list and provisional allotment on trmcc.admissions.nic.in
- Accept allotted seat and report to college on time
- Subsequent round matrices will be released for Round 2, mop-up, and stray rounds
- Monitor the portal for all announcements and deadlines
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What is the Tripura NEET-PG Round 1 seat matrix and where do I find it?
The seat matrix is an official document from DME Tripura listing all available MD and MS postgraduate seats for Round 1 counselling, broken down by college, speciality, and reservation category. It is available as a PDF on the official portal trmcc.admissions.nic.in under the PG Counselling section. The matrix was dated 04-11-2026 and uploaded on 05-11-2026.
Can I fill choices for a speciality that does not appear in the seat matrix?
No. You can only fill choices for specialities and colleges that appear in the seat matrix with at least one available seat in your category. If a speciality shows zero seats in your category, you cannot be allotted to it. Filling a choice for a speciality with no seats in your category wastes that preference.
Which colleges are included in the Tripura Round 1 seat matrix?
The matrix covers two government medical colleges: Agartala Government Medical College and GBP Hospital, and Tripura Medical College. Both offer clinical and pre-clinical MD and MS specialities. The exact specialities and seat counts for each college are detailed in the matrix PDF.
What is the difference between state quota and All India Quota seats?
State quota seats (50% of government PG seats) are filled by DME Tripura through this counselling process and are listed in this matrix. All India Quota seats (50%) are filled separately by the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) nationally. This matrix covers only state quota seats. Domicile status determines your eligibility for state quota counselling.
Who is eligible to participate in Tripura NEET-PG Round 1 counselling?
You must have qualified NEET-PG 2026, meet domicile and eligibility criteria specified in the Information Bulletin, and have your name on the Tripura NEET-PG candidates list. Read the Information Bulletin carefully for fee payment, document submission, and other state-specific requirements before registering.
What should I do after downloading the seat matrix?
Review the matrix carefully and identify all specialities with available seats in your category. Compare these against your NEET-PG rank and previous cutoff data to estimate your realistic chances. Prepare all required documents, verify your name on the candidates list, and plan to register and fill choices within the revised schedule window. Do not wait until the last day to register.
When will the Round 1 merit list and allotment result be published?
The exact dates are specified in the revised Round 1 schedule released by DME Tripura. Monitor trmcc.admissions.nic.in regularly for announcements. After choice filling closes, the merit list will be prepared based on your NEET-PG rank and category, followed by the provisional allotment result. You must check this result and accept your allotted seat by the deadline.
What happens if I do not accept my allotted seat or do not report to the college?
If you do not accept the allotted seat or do not report to the college by the specified deadline, you will lose your seat and be excluded from that round. You may be eligible for subsequent rounds (Round 2, mop-up, stray) if seats become available, but timely acceptance and reporting are critical.
Download the Tripura Round 1 seat matrix from trmcc.admissions.nic.in today and carefully review it against your NEET-PG rank and category to plan your choices. Follow the revised schedule strictly, prepare your documents in advance, and register well before the deadline to secure your place in Round 1 counselling.
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