Government Medical College, Thiruvallur
NEET-UG 2026 MCC Round-1 allotment distributions, category-wise AIR benchmarks, and MBBS seat capacity matrix based on official authorities data.
Government Medical College, Thiruvallur
Students and parents frequently search for this information as a NEET cutoff or closing rank. In this authoritative analysis, we report the factual Last Observed AIR allotted in MCC Round 1, along with the Typical (Median) AIR to provide a realistic understanding of where allotments clustered.
All Quotas & Categories — MCC Round-1 Evidence (8 Pathways)
Standard hierarchical view prioritizing ordinary merit pathways first, followed by reserved and special categories.
1. Standard / General Merit Pathways
| Quota / Pathway | Category | Offered / Allotted | Best AIR | Typical (Median) AIR | Last Observed AIR |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
All India Quota (AIQ) Source: All India Primary Open Benchmark | OPEN | 8/ 8 | 4,392 | 6,867.5 | 8,120 |
All India Quota (AIQ) Source: All India | EWS | 2/ 2 | 23,653 | 23,929.5 | 24,206 |
All India Quota (AIQ) Source: All India | OBC | 6/ 6 | 8,349 | 9,409 | 10,378 |
All India Quota (AIQ) Source: All India | SC | 2/ 2 | 29,977 | 30,901 | 31,825 |
All India Quota (AIQ) Source: All India | ST | 1/ 1 | 90,559 | 90,559 | 90,559 |
♿ 2. Persons with Benchmark Disabilities (PwD) Pathways
| Quota / Pathway | Category | Offered / Allotted | Best AIR | Typical (Median) AIR | Last Observed AIR |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
All India Quota (AIQ) Source: All India | EWSPwD | 1/ 1 | 7,07,990 | 7,07,990 | 7,07,990 |
All India Quota (AIQ) Source: All India | SCPwD | 1/ 1 | 11,88,058 | 11,88,058 | 11,88,058 |
All India Quota (AIQ) Source: All India | STPwD | 1/ 0 | — | — | — |
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