Rajasthan Colleges in NEET UG AIQ Counselling - Round 1 Analysis

An analysis of the NEET UG 2025 All India Quota (AIQ) Round 1 seat allotment data provides crucial insights into the medical admissions landscape for Rajasthan. For aspirants preparing for upcoming NEET UG counselling sessions, understanding the historical opening and closing ranks, institution participation, and seat distribution from the 2025 allotment process is paramount for making data-driven choices.

In this detailed data insight, we break down the exact allotments of medical colleges across Rajasthan during Round 1 of the national MCC AIQ counselling process (which covers 15% of State Govt seats alongside 100% of Deemed, Central, and INI seats).

Participating Colleges by Institute Type

The ecosystem of medical education is diverse. Here is how the participating colleges break down visually by their official institutional designation:

Category Composition across Institute Types

This stacked visualization illustrates how seats within each institution type are divided among the primary candidate categories (excluding PwD sub-categories).

College-Wise Seat Distribution by Category

To understand how seats are distributed across different candidate categories within each college, we've broken down the total allotments. The table below displays each participating college (ordered by their RankerCentral rank), its institution type, the total number of seats filled in Round 1, and exactly how those seats were divided among the primary categories (note: PwD sub-categories are included in the Total Seats but omitted from the columns for clarity).

Candidate Category Analysis

Beyond the allotted seat category, it's highly insightful to examine the actual Candidate Categories of the students who successfully secured admissions. The data below illustrates the distribution of Rajasthan seat allotments based on the students' original categories, including their overall opening and closing rank ranges across different institution types.

OBC Category

Students from the OBC category secured a total of 337 seats across Rajasthan.

• OBC category students got 264 seats in State Govt Colleges with an opening rank of 598 and a closing rank of 12,991.
• OBC category students got 51 seats in Institutes of National Importance with an opening rank of 223 and a closing rank of 766.
• OBC category students got 22 seats in Special Institutions with an opening rank of 5,271 and a closing rank of 17,524.

College-wise Breakdown (OBC)

General Category

Students from the General category secured a total of 182 seats across Rajasthan.

• General category students got 132 seats in State Govt Colleges with an opening rank of 331 and a closing rank of 12,166.
• General category students got 43 seats in Institutes of National Importance with an opening rank of 55 and a closing rank of 392.
• General category students got 7 seats in Special Institutions with an opening rank of 4,883 and a closing rank of 7,489.

College-wise Breakdown (General)

SC Category

Students from the SC category secured a total of 122 seats across Rajasthan.

• SC category students got 92 seats in State Govt Colleges with an opening rank of 8,472 and a closing rank of 76,899.
• SC category students got 22 seats in Institutes of National Importance with an opening rank of 1,233 and a closing rank of 6,920.
• SC category students got 8 seats in Special Institutions with an opening rank of 34,668 and a closing rank of 1,19,239.

College-wise Breakdown (SC)

EWS Category

Students from the EWS category secured a total of 96 seats across Rajasthan.

• EWS category students got 72 seats in State Govt Colleges with an opening rank of 1,090 and a closing rank of 14,611.
• EWS category students got 15 seats in Institutes of National Importance with an opening rank of 370 and a closing rank of 1,153.
• EWS category students got 9 seats in Special Institutions with an opening rank of 7,109 and a closing rank of 17,289.

College-wise Breakdown (EWS)

ST Category

Students from the ST category secured a total of 60 seats across Rajasthan.

• ST category students got 46 seats in State Govt Colleges with an opening rank of 2,776 and a closing rank of 95,572.
• ST category students got 11 seats in Institutes of National Importance with an opening rank of 1,551 and a closing rank of 7,353.
• ST category students got 3 seats in Special Institutions with an opening rank of 75,310 and a closing rank of 2,69,576.

College-wise Breakdown (ST)

OBC PwD Category

Students from the OBC PwD category secured a total of 17 seats across Rajasthan.

• OBC PwD category students got 15 seats in State Govt Colleges with an opening rank of 1,10,033 and a closing rank of 7,79,256.
• OBC PwD category students got 2 seats in Institutes of National Importance with an opening rank of 92,683 and a closing rank of 98,647.

College-wise Breakdown (OBC PwD)

General PwD Category

Students from the General PwD category secured a total of 7 seats across Rajasthan.

• General PwD category students got 6 seats in State Govt Colleges with an opening rank of 1,78,343 and a closing rank of 6,78,151.
• General PwD category students got 1 seats in Institutes of National Importance with an opening rank of 43,428 and a closing rank of 43,428.

College-wise Breakdown (General PwD)

SC PwD Category

Students from the SC PwD category secured a total of 5 seats across Rajasthan.

• SC PwD category students got 3 seats in State Govt Colleges with an opening rank of 7,10,593 and a closing rank of 8,77,538.
• SC PwD category students got 2 seats in Institutes of National Importance with an opening rank of 83,266 and a closing rank of 2,34,585.

College-wise Breakdown (SC PwD)

EWS PwD Category

Students from the EWS PwD category secured a total of 5 seats across Rajasthan.

• EWS PwD category students got 3 seats in State Govt Colleges with an opening rank of 2,65,157 and a closing rank of 11,86,460.
• EWS PwD category students got 2 seats in Institutes of National Importance with an opening rank of 87,801 and a closing rank of 1,21,786.

College-wise Breakdown (EWS PwD)

ST PwD Category

Students from the ST PwD category secured a total of 3 seats across Rajasthan.

• ST PwD category students got 2 seats in State Govt Colleges with an opening rank of 10,57,596 and a closing rank of 11,04,436.
• ST PwD category students got 1 seats in Institutes of National Importance with an opening rank of 8,26,710 and a closing rank of 8,26,710.

College-wise Breakdown (ST PwD)

Key Trends

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1. How many total medical colleges in Rajasthan participated in Round 1 of the 2025 AIQ counselling?

A: Based on the Round 1 allotment data, a total of 31 distinct medical institutions in Rajasthan saw seat allotments.

Q2. Which institute type saw the highest number of seat allotments in Rajasthan?

A: The State Govt Colleges category witnessed the highest volume, successfully filling 635 seats in Round 1.

Q3. What are State Govt Colleges and how many seats do they offer in AIQ?

A: State Government Medical Colleges are funded and managed by the state government. In the All India Quota (AIQ) counselling conducted by the MCC, these colleges surrender exactly 15% of their total approved seats to the national pool, allowing students from any state to apply. The remaining 85% is reserved for state domicile candidates.

Q4. How do Institutes of National Importance (INIs) participate in counselling?

A: INIs refer to top-tier prestigious medical institutions like AIIMS and JIPMER. 100% of the seats at INIs are filled strictly via the MCC's national counselling process based on NEET UG scores, offering no state domicile reservations.

Q5. What is a Special Institution in NEET counselling?

A: Special Institutions usually refer to niche colleges (like ESIC or certain Armed Forces affiliated institutions) that follow specialized reservation matrices. They generally allocate 100% of their AIQ-eligible seats through the central MCC counselling, frequently favoring candidates from specific backgrounds (like insured persons or military dependents).

Q6. Can these closing ranks drop further in Round 2?

A: Yes. Historically, closing ranks tend to shift downward in Round 2 and Stray Vacancy rounds as candidates exercise free exit options or upgrade their seats. However, highly sought-after top-tier institutions may see minimal rank displacement.

Q6. What is RC Rank?

A: RC Rank is RankerCentral’s proprietary ranking metric that orders medical colleges purely by true student demand.

It’s calculated using a volume-weighted algorithm based on actual NEET AIQ core round admissions data (for example, the 2025 dataset). Instead of relying on subjective surveys or arbitrary cut-offs, RC Rank reflects where students genuinely choose to go, weighted by the number of seats and the demand intensity.

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