Free NEET College Predictor

Here is our free NEET college predictor. Enter your All India Rank and category to see up to 30 colleges in MCC's All India counselling: the seats your rank secured in every previous year and in which round. Every figure comes from MCC's official final allotment results for 2024, 2025 and 2026 so far. There is no sign-up, no email and no phone number: it runs in your browser, and your rank is not sent anywhere.

How to read the results#

The predictor shows up to 30 seats that your rank got in every year of counselling that has finished, grouped by round, with Round 3 first:

• Round 1 - your rank was inside that college's Round 1 closing rank in every previous year.
• By Round 2 and By Round 3 - your rank missed that college's Round 1 closing rank in at least one year, but seats freed by upgrades reached it by that round every year. Many students withdraw too early because a college looked out of reach in Round 1.

How the 30 are split depends on where your rank got its seats. A top rank never had to wait for a later round, so all 30 are Round 1 seats. A high rank got more seats in Rounds 2 and 3 than in Round 1, so Round 1 is left out. In between, you see up to 10 from each round, and when a round has fewer, the others make up the difference. Within each round, the most sought-after come first.

Seats your rank reached only in a stray vacancy round are not listed, and neither are seats first offered after Round 1.

Each result shows the closing rank after every round, and the final closing rank in each year, so you can see which way a college is moving. Switch "Show rounds for" to the current year to see how this year's rounds have closed so far.

Building your choice list#

MCC fills seats in the order you list your choices, so the order matters more than the length. Add colleges from the results to the list below them, move them up and down, then copy or print the list to have it in front of you when choice filling opens. The list stays in this browser only.

A common approach is to put the colleges you would most like to attend first, even if they are a stretch, and to make sure the list also includes enough Round 1 and later-round options that you are not left without a seat.

What it covers, and what it does not#

• MCC counselling only. That is the 15% All India Quota in government colleges, AIIMS, JIPMER, the central universities, deemed universities, ESIC and the special quotas MCC runs. The other 85% of state government seats go through your state's own counselling, which is not included here.
• Rank, not marks. Allotment goes by All India Rank, and MCC's results carry ranks only, so that is what the predictor takes.
• Past results, not a promise. Seat numbers, the number of candidates and other students' choices all change each year. Use this to decide what to try for, not to rule anything out.
• Fees are not included. Deemed university fees are many times those of a government college - check them before you add one to your list.
• Left out on purpose: the armed forces (CW) quota, which MCC allots by CW rank rather than AIR. NRI seats go by NRI priority first and are marked.

The special quotas (Delhi University, IP University, ESIC, AMU, Jamia, minority and Puducherry) need a qualifying certificate. Tick them only if you hold one, and check the exact rules in the MCC information bulletin for your year.

Where the numbers come from#

A closing rank here is the highest All India Rank that MCC allotted a seat in that college, course, quota and seat category in that round, read straight from its final allotment results at mcc.nic.in.