MBBS Admissions
MBBS admissions, guided with clarity.
From NEET-UG to the final round of counselling, Udaan helps medical aspirants build a realistic college list and navigate every step of the admission.
Last updated 16 June 2026
Choosing where, and how, to study medicine is one of the most demanding admissions journeys in India. Between NEET-UG, multiple counselling authorities, quotas, rounds and deadlines, even strong students can lose a deserved seat to a missed form or a poorly ordered choice list.
Udaan exists to make that journey clear. We are admissions counsellors, not agents: our role is to understand your rank, category and preferences, and to guide you to the right medical college through an honest, well-planned process.
Why families choose Udaan for MBBS
The MBBS process rewards preparation and punishes guesswork. Families work with us because we bring order to a complex system, translating a NEET rank into a realistic set of options, explaining the real trade-offs between government, private and deemed colleges, and standing alongside you through every round rather than at the start alone.
We will always tell you what we genuinely believe, including when a costly option is not worth it. That honesty is the entire point of independent counselling.
How we help secure your seat
Securing a seat is rarely about one big decision; it is about making many small decisions well, in the right order and on time. We help you understand the counselling routes open to your rank, build and order a choice list that balances ambition with safety, keep every registration and deadline on track, and prepare a complete, correct document set so verification never trips you up.
Eligibility, quotas and cut-offs are set by the authorities and change every year. We track the current rules so your plan is always based on what is true this season, and we encourage you to confirm the specifics with the official bodies and institutions as well.
How Udaan helps
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A realistic, score-matched list
We map your NEET rank and category to All-India, state, deemed and private options, so your choices are ambitious yet achievable.
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Counselling, demystified
Multiple authorities, rounds and deadlines, we track every one so an opportunity is never missed.
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Documents done right
We prepare and check your full document set so verification is smooth and stress-free.
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Honest, transparent advice
Clear guidance on fees, bonds and realistic chances, including when an option simply isn't worth it.
Eligibility at a glance
- Entrance exam
- NEET-UG is the single qualifying exam for MBBS admission across India, government, private, deemed and central institutions.
- Academic background
- Class 12 (or equivalent) with Physics, Chemistry and Biology/Biotechnology, along with English, from a recognised board.
- Qualifying marks
- A pass in PCB and at least the minimum NEET qualifying percentile set by the authorities (commonly the 50th percentile for General and 40th for reserved categories).
- Minimum age
- The candidate must be at least 17 years old by 31 December of the year of admission.
- Nationality
- Indian nationals, NRIs, OCIs, PIOs and foreign nationals may apply, subject to the relevant quota rules.
Eligibility, quotas and cut-offs are set by the authorities and change each year, always confirm the current rules with the official body and the institution.
How to apply
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Appear for NEET-UG
Register and sit for NEET-UG; your score and All-India Rank determine your eligibility and the options open to you.
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Choose your counselling routes
All-India Quota (15% of government seats, via the MCC), state quotas (85%, via each state), plus deemed, private and management/NRI seats.
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Register and lock choices
Complete counselling registration and order your college and course preferences carefully and strategically.
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Allotment and reporting
Accept the allotted seat, complete document verification, and report to the college within the stated deadline.
Good to know
Questions, answered
- Is NEET compulsory for MBBS in India?
- Yes. NEET-UG is the single entrance exam required for MBBS admission to every medical college in India, including government, private, deemed and central institutions.
- What are the main MBBS counselling routes?
- All-India Quota (15% of government seats, conducted by the MCC), state quotas (85%, conducted by each state's authority), and separate counselling for deemed and private universities and management/NRI seats.
- Can Udaan help with private and deemed medical colleges?
- Yes. We guide students across government, private and deemed options, and explain the fee and bond implications of each before you commit.
- Does a lower NEET score mean no MBBS seat?
- Not necessarily. Possibilities vary each year by state, category and college type. We help you understand realistic options for your specific rank and category.
- When should MBBS counselling preparation begin?
- Ideally the moment NEET results are announced, and even earlier, by shortlisting routes and preparing documents, so you can act quickly when counselling opens.
Start the conversation
Plan your MBBS path with Udaan.
Share your NEET status and preferences, and we'll map a realistic, honest college list and guide you through every counselling round.
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