For 2026 applicants: this tool uses a historical dataset. The existing page described its closing-rank data as Round 1, 2024. It has not been replaced with a verified 2026 MCC dataset. Compare results as historical references, not current admission cutoffs or guaranteed seat predictions.

Enter your actual NEET rank and select the matching quota/category. Compare only like-for-like seat pools. For 2026 choices, check the official MCC 2026 allotment results and current vacancies, or your state authority’s results. A marks-based estimate is less dependable because marks-to-rank relationships change each year.

How to interpret the comparison

A college appearing in this tool means it appears in the loaded historical data under the selected conditions. It does not establish that the same college, category or seat is available in the current round. Check the original year, round, quota and category before comparing its closing rank with your 2026 rank.

The CSV upload folder is dated September 2025, but an upload date is not proof of the admission year represented inside the dataset. The old promise of a forthcoming 2025 refresh has been removed. Reviewed 9 October 2026.

Before locking choices

Verify current eligibility, intake and vacancies, then review tuition, hostel/mess costs and bonds. Read reporting, resignation and upgradation rules. Use the predictor as one historical comparison alongside official documents; final allotment depends on the current merit list, choices and seat matrix.

Check the result before using it

If the tool returns no colleges, check the rank format and selected quota/category. A missing match does not prove that admission is impossible. A returned college does not prove that the seat is currently available.

The guide to assessing a lower NEET score explains why actual rank and seat eligibility matter more than a marks-only promise. Use the MCC guide for current admission actions.