NEET-UG 2026 · Maharashtra MBBS
The largest private and deemed cluster in the country, and the counselling rules that govern it.
Maharashtra carries more private and deemed medical seats than any other state we track, which makes it the state where a shortlist matters most. Thirty-six colleges look like thirty-six options until you separate them by quota, fee slab and who actually allots the seat.
It is also the state where families most often bring us the wrong entrance exam. MHT-CET has no role in MBBS admission. Medicine in Maharashtra runs on NEET-UG alone — the State CET Cell simply uses your NEET result to conduct the state counselling.
How a seat is actually allotted
The CET Cell conducts the 85% state-quota counselling for government, corporation, private and minority colleges, and also the institutional quota rounds. Fees for private colleges are approved by the state Fee Regulating Authority.
| Route | Who allots it |
|---|---|
| State quota (85%) | State CET Cell — Maharashtra domicile and category verification required |
| All India Quota (15%) | MCC, on NEET-UG merit |
| Deemed universities | MCC deemed counselling — the DY Patil, Bharati Vidyapeeth, MGM, Krishna and Symbiosis institutions sit here |
| Institutional / NRI | Conducted at the end of the state rounds against FRA-approved fees |
Because the private cluster is so large, vacancy movement between rounds is heavy here. Seats that look gone in round one reappear in the mop-up. Plan the whole counselling calendar before the first option entry rather than reacting round by round.
The list
Every card carries what a family actually needs to compare: who runs the college, how many MBBS seats it has, what it indicatively costs and what the last NEET season looked like. This page covers the private and deemed colleges we track in Maharashtra. Government college seats are allotted through the same counselling — ask us and we will map those against your score too.
Pune (Pimpri), Maharashtra
Indicative fee27,00,000 per year (General/Institutional quota, 2025-26 official)
NEET 2025 guideapprox 350-500 marks in MCC Round 1/2; falls toward 300-350 in mop-up/stray rounds
Navi Mumbai (Nerul), Maharashtra
Indicative fee27,00,000 per year (Merit/General category, 2025-26 official)
NEET 2025 guideapprox 310-450 marks; reported General closing rank in the last round around 5.4 lakh+
Karad, Satara, Maharashtra
Indicative feeapprox 21,00,000 - 25,00,000 per year (General/Management quota)
NEET 2025 guideapprox 315-450 marks (one aggregator reports a General closing score near 317 for 2025)
Wardha, Maharashtra
Indicative feeNot published — ask us for the current slab
Navi Mumbai (Kamothe), Maharashtra
Indicative fee23,50,000 (Management quota, as listed on the college admission page for 2025-26)
Aurangabad, Maharashtra
Indicative feeNot published — ask us for the current slab
Loni, Maharashtra
Indicative feeNot published — ask us for the current slab
Pune (Dhankawadi), Maharashtra
Indicative fee25,96,000 tuition per year + 10% development fee — approx 28,55,600 per year (General category, 2025-26 official)
NEET 2025 guideapprox 300-450 marks in MCC deemed rounds; aggregator-reported General closing rank around 6.0 lakh in the final round
Kolhapur (Kasaba Bavada), Maharashtra
Indicative feeapprox 22,00,000 - 24,50,000 per year (General/Management quota)
NEET 2025 guideapprox 345-450 marks (one aggregator reports a General closing score near 346 for 2025)
Pune (Lavale), Maharashtra
Indicative fee10,00,000 per year academic fee (General category, AY 2025-26 official prospectus)
NEET 2025 guideapprox 550-600+ marks; General Round 1 closing rank reported around 47,592
Sangli, Maharashtra
Indicative feeNot published — ask us for the current slab
Nagpur, Maharashtra
Indicative feeNot published — ask us for the current slab
Vashi, Maharashtra
Indicative feeNot published — ask us for the current slab
Navi Mumbai, Maharashtra
Indicative feeNot published — ask us for the current slab
Jalgaon, Maharashtra
Indicative feeNot published — ask us for the current slab
Ahmednagar, Maharashtra
Indicative feeNot published — ask us for the current slab
Nagpur, Maharashtra
Indicative feeNot published — ask us for the current slab
Sindhudurg, Maharashtra
Indicative feeNot published — ask us for the current slab
Navi Mumbai (Nerul), Maharashtra
Indicative fee7,90,000 per year for state CAP seats (official 2025-26 Fee Regulating Authority figure); institutional/management quota reported at approx 20,00,000 - 24,00,000 per year (unverified)
Ratnagiri, Maharashtra
Indicative feeNot published — ask us for the current slab
Amravati, Maharashtra
Indicative feeNot published — ask us for the current slab
Pune, Maharashtra
Indicative feeNot published — ask us for the current slab
Latur, Maharashtra
Indicative feeNot published — ask us for the current slab
Parbhani, Maharashtra
Indicative feeNot published — ask us for the current slab
Sangli, Maharashtra
Indicative feeNot published — ask us for the current slab
Nashik, Maharashtra
Indicative feeNot published — ask us for the current slab
Pune, Maharashtra
Indicative feeNot published — ask us for the current slab
Palghar, Maharashtra
Indicative feeNot published — ask us for the current slab
Nasik, Maharashtra
Indicative feeNot published — ask us for the current slab
Dhule, Maharashtra
Indicative feeNot published — ask us for the current slab
Solapur, Maharashtra
Indicative feeNot published — ask us for the current slab
Pune, Maharashtra
Indicative feeNot published — ask us for the current slab
Karjat, Maharashtra
Indicative feeNot published — ask us for the current slab
Mumbai, Maharashtra
Indicative feeNot published — ask us for the current slab
Wardha, Maharashtra
Indicative feeNot published — ask us for the current slab
Aurangabad, Maharashtra
Indicative feeNot published — ask us for the current slab
No colleges match that filter.
Working with us
Filter by quota, fee slab, bed strength and location, and most families are choosing between six or seven colleges, not thirty-six.
If you hold Maharashtra domicile, the state quota is usually the cheaper route. If you do not, we build the plan around All India Quota and deemed counselling from day one.
Private fees in Maharashtra are approved annually. We quote from the notification for the year, and we tell you what it excludes.
State rounds, All India rounds and deemed rounds overlap. We keep your registrations and deadlines on one sheet so nothing is missed while you wait on an allotment.
Questions we get from Maharashtra families
No. MHT-CET is for engineering, pharmacy and allied courses. MBBS and BDS admissions in Maharashtra are made on NEET-UG merit through the State CET Cell and MCC.
Yes, through the 15% All India Quota and through deemed universities, both conducted by MCC with no domicile condition. The 85% state quota is reserved for candidates who meet the CET Cell’s Maharashtra eligibility rules.
A share of seats in private and deemed institutions filled after the general rounds, at a higher notified fee. It is a legitimate route conducted through the published process — it is not a private sale, and no one can reserve it for you in advance.
The Fee Regulating Authority approves the annual fee for private unaided colleges. Ask for the FRA-approved figure for the current year, and check separately what hostel, mess and other charges add.
Assume the full sequence — the state rounds, the All India rounds and the deemed rounds, ending in mop-up and stray vacancy. Families who plan only for round one are the ones who end up with no options in August.
No charge for the first conversation, no seat-blocking, and no promises we cannot keep. Just a counsellor reading your actual NEET result against this year's counselling.
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