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Delhi State Quota NEET PG Counselling 2026 is the admission process for the 50% state-quota MD/MS/Diploma seats in Delhi’s medical colleges. FMS, University of Delhi conducts it for DU-affiliated colleges (MAMC, UCMS, LHMC), while GGSIPU conducts it for IPU-affiliated colleges (VMMC & Safdarjung, ABVIMS-RML). It runs across four rounds (Round 1, Round 2, Mop-Up, Stray Vacancy) and requires Delhi domicile.

Reviewed by the Admission Zone Counselling Team · Last updated: August 2026

Delhi NEET PG Counselling 2026 is the admission process for MD, MS, and PG Diploma seats in Delhi’s medical colleges, based on NEET PG rank. The Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) conducts counselling for the 50% All India Quota (AIQ) seats, while the Faculty of Medical Sciences (FMS), University of Delhi conducts counselling for the 50% Delhi state quota seats at DU-affiliated colleges. The process runs across four rounds (Round 1, Round 2, Mop-Up, and Stray Vacancy) and covers registration, choice filling, seat allotment, document verification, and reporting to the allotted college.

Delhi NEET PG Counselling 2026: Quick Facts

Dates and fees above reflect the pattern followed in the most recent counselling cycle. MCC and FMS release the confirmed NEET PG 2026 counselling schedule only after the NEET PG 2026 result, so treat any pre-result dates as tentative.

Delhi State Quota vs. All India Quota (AIQ): At a Glance

Delhi NEET PG Counselling vs. MD/MS Admission in Delhi: Which Guide Do You Need?

This page focuses on the Delhi NEET PG counselling process itself — who conducts it, registration, rounds, fees, and documents. If you’re instead trying to shortlist which Delhi colleges to prefer, compare government vs private/deemed fee structures, or understand management-quota options, see our detailed MD/MS Admission in Delhi guide. For the mandatory service bond that applies after joining a Delhi government PG seat, check our Delhi NEET PG Bond guide. For the national-level counselling process covering all states, see the All India NEET PG Counselling guide.

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Delhi NEET PG Counselling Steps

Delhi NEET PG Counselling for 50% Delhi University Quota is conducted by the Faculty of Medical Sciences (FMS), University of Delhi for DU-affiliated colleges (or by GGSIPU for IPU-affiliated colleges such as VMMC and ABVIMS), while MCC conducts counselling for the 50% All India Quota (AIQ) seats. The counselling process includes online registration, application form submission, document upload and verification, registration fee payment, merit list publication, choice filling and locking, seat allotment, and reporting to the allotted college for final document verification and admission confirmation. Candidates must complete every step within the prescribed schedule to secure their allotted MD/MS/Diploma seat successfully.

Missing the reporting deadline, even after a successful seat allotment, usually means forfeiting the seat, so mark these dates carefully once the official schedule is out.

Delhi Government PG Medical Seat Matrix 2026: College-Wise Seats

The Seat Matrix for Delhi PG Government Medical Colleges helps NEET PG aspirants understand the availability of MD, MS, Diploma, and DNB seats across government medical colleges in Delhi. Reviewing the latest college-wise seat distribution, specialty-wise availability, and admission quotas can help candidates make informed choices during counselling and improve their chances of securing a postgraduate medical seat. The numbers below are approximate and based on the most recent counselling cycle; actual seats for 2026 are finalised by NMC/MCC and can change slightly across rounds.

Delhi PG Medical Seat Matrix 2026: Branch-Wise Government Seats

The branch-wise seat matrix for Delhi PG medical colleges provides detailed information on MD, MS, Diploma, and DNB seat availability across government medical colleges in Delhi. Reviewing the specialty-wise seat distribution helps NEET PG aspirants compare branches, understand admission opportunities, and make informed choices during the counselling process based on their rank, preferences, and career goals.

Delhi NEET PG Counselling Rounds

Delhi NEET PG Counselling is conducted in multiple rounds to make sure every available seat gets filled and no candidate is left without a fair shot.

• Round 1: Open to all eligible candidates on the merit list. Requires fresh registration, choice filling, and fee payment.

• Round 2: Open to candidates who didn’t get a seat in Round 1, as well as those who want to upgrade their allotted seat. Already-registered candidates don’t need to register again, but they do need to fill fresh choices.

• Mop-Up Round: Conducted for seats that remain vacant after Round 2. Only candidates who haven’t secured a seat, or haven’t joined one, are eligible.

• Stray Vacancy Round: The final round, held for whatever seats are still vacant after the mop-up round. No fresh registrations are accepted here – only previously registered, unallotted candidates can participate, and reporting is usually done directly at the college/institute level.

Each round narrows the field, so if you don’t get a seat matching your preference in Round 1, don’t panic – your NEET PG rank still holds value in the rounds that follow.

Delhi NEET PG Counselling Expected Cut off 2026 

Delhi NEET PG 2026 cutoff will be announced after the exam on 30 August 2026. The following figures are indicative and based on previous years.

NEET PG 2026 Counselling Registration Fees

The registration fee is a one-time, non-refundable charge you pay to participate in a given round. Based on the applicable MCC and FMS fee structures for NEET PG counselling:

Fees are paid entirely online through net banking, debit card, or credit card. Since this fee is non-refundable, double-check your category and quota selection before making the payment to avoid having to pay it again.

Delhi NEET PG Counselling Eligibility Criteria

Before you register, make sure you meet these Eligibility Criteria. Missing even one can get your candidature rejected at the verification stage, no matter how strong your NEET PG rank is.

• Qualified NEET PG: You must have a valid NEET PG rank and score, at or above the qualifying percentile set by the National Board of Examinations (NBE) for your category.

• MBBS degree: A recognised MBBS degree from a college approved by the National Medical Commission (NMC).

• Completed internship: You must have completed (or be about to complete, as per the cut off date notified) a one-year compulsory rotatory internship.

• Medical registration: A valid permanent or provisional registration with the NMC or a State Medical Council. Without this, you cannot be granted admission even after seat allotment.

• Domicile (for state quota only): For Delhi’s 50% state quota seats, candidates typically need to have passed MBBS from a Delhi University-affiliated college, or meet residency criteria tied to parents’ domicile or government service in Delhi. The 50% AIQ seats are open to all eligible candidates across India, regardless of domicile.

• Category certificates: Candidates claiming reservation (SC/ST/OBC/EWS/PwBD) must hold valid certificates issued by a competent authority.

If you’re unsure whether you qualify for the state quota or only the All India Quota, it’s worth checking your college’s affiliation and your domicile status early – this affects which portal you register on.

Note that AIIMS New Delhi is not part of this MCC/FMS counselling for MD/MS – AIIMS conducts its own separate INI-CET counselling for its PG seats.

NEET PG Counselling Security Deposit

Unlike the registration fee, the security deposit is refundable under specific conditions – mainly if you don’t get allotted a seat, or if you resign from an allotted seat within the permitted window as per MCC/FMS norms.

If you’re allotted a seat and choose not to join, or you join and then leave without following the proper resignation process, this deposit is typically forfeited. Always check the current official notification for the exact amount before your counselling cycle, since figures are revised periodically.

Delhi PG Stipend for MD/MS/Diploma Residents (2026)

Delhi PG stipend for MD/MS and Diploma residents at government medical colleges typically ranges from about ₹56,000 to ₹1.28 lakh per month, depending on the institute, specialty, and year of residency. DU-affiliated colleges (MAMC, UCMS) and IPU-affiliated colleges (VMMC & Safdarjung, ABVIMS-RML) generally pay comparable stipends in the ₹1.10-1.28 lakh range, while Lady Hardinge Medical College (LHMC) pays a noticeably lower stipend of roughly ₹56,000-60,000 per month. Stipend orders are revised periodically (usually with dearness allowance hikes), so treat the table below as indicative rather than the exact current rate.

These figures reflect the pattern followed in recent DGHS and institute-level resident stipend orders for MD/MS/Diploma residents and are revised periodically, so confirm the exact current rate with your allotted college before joining. Most Delhi government colleges also require an institutional service bond (commonly ₹2 lakh to ₹10 lakh, higher for deemed/ESIC seats) alongside this stipend – see our Delhi NEET PG Bond guide for the bond amount, service duration, and penalty applicable to your college.

Who conducts Delhi NEET PG Counselling

Delhi’s 50% state quota counselling is not run by a single body — it depends on which college you are targeting. The Faculty of Medical Sciences (FMS), University of Delhi conducts state-quota PG counselling for DU-affiliated colleges: Maulana Azad Medical College (MAMC), University College of Medical Sciences (UCMS), and Lady Hardinge Medical College (LHMC). Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University (GGSIPU) separately conducts state-quota PG counselling for IPU-affiliated colleges: VMMC & Safdarjung Hospital and ABVIMS & Dr. RML Hospital. The Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) conducts counselling for the 50% All India Quota seats across all Delhi government colleges. Always confirm your target college’s affiliation before registering, since applying on the wrong portal is a common and avoidable mistake.

Which Authority Conducts State-Quota Counselling for Your College?

Note: Affiliation-based counselling arrangements can be revised by the authorities. Always cross-check the current notification for your target college before registering.

Delhi NEET PG Counselling Documents Required

Keep both originals and self-attested photocopies ready – verification is usually done in person, and incomplete documentation is one of the most common reasons candidates lose an allotted seat.

• NEET PG admit card and final scorecard

• MBBS degree certificate / provisional certificate

• Internship completion certificate

• Medical registration certificate (permanent or provisional) from NMC or State Medical Council

• Class 10 and 12 mark sheets and certificates

• MBBS mark sheets (all professional years)

• Photo ID proof (Aadhaar card, PAN card, or passport)

• Category certificate (SC/ST/OBC/EWS), if applicable

• PwBD certificate from an MCC-approved centre, if applicable

• Domicile proof or proof of MBBS study in Delhi (for state quota candidates)

• Passport-size photographs (recent, matching specifications)

• Counselling registration slip/receipt generated after fee payment

• Seat allotment letter

Any mismatch between your documents and the details entered during registration – like a name spelling difference – can cause verification issues, so it’s worth cross-checking everything against your NEET PG admit card before you go for reporting.

Explore Other State NEET PG Counselling 2026

If you’re planning to participate in NEET PG 2026 counselling, you may also be eligible for counselling in other states depending on the respective eligibility and domicile rules. Explore our detailed state-wise counselling guides covering the registration process, eligibility, merit list, seat matrix, choice filling, fees, reservation policy, cut-off, and counselling schedule to make informed decisions during the admission process. NEET PG counselling is conducted separately by the respective state counselling authorities for State Quota seats.

State-wise NEET PG Counselling Guides

• Uttar Pradesh NEET PG Counselling
• Gujarat NEET PG Counselling
• Karnataka NEET PG Counselling
• Tamil Nadu NEET PG Counselling
• Madhya Pradesh NEET PG Counselling
• Haryana NEET PG Counselling
• Bihar NEET PG Counselling
• West Bengal NEET PG Counselling
• Punjab NEET PG Counselling
• Kerala NEET PG Counselling
• Uttarakhand NEET PG Counselling
• Andhra Pradesh NEET PG Counselling
• Odisha NEET PG Counselling
• Jharkhand NEET PG Counselling
• Chhattisgarh NEET PG Counselling
• Maharashtra NEET PG Counselling
• Rajasthan NEET PG Counselling
• Telangana NEET PG Counselling

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FAQs

Who conducts Delhi NEET PG Counselling?

The Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) conducts counselling for the 50% All India Quota seats. For the 50% Delhi state quota, the Faculty of Medical Sciences (FMS), University of Delhi conducts counselling for DU-affiliated colleges (MAMC, UCMS, LHMC), while GGSIPU conducts counselling for IPU-affiliated colleges (VMMC & Safdarjung, ABVIMS & Dr. RML Hospital).

How many rounds are there in Delhi NEET PG Counselling?

There are typically four stages: Round 1, Round 2, a Mop-Up round, and a Stray Vacancy round, though the exact number can vary slightly by quota and year.

Is domicile required for Delhi NEET PG state quota seats?

Yes, for the 50% state quota seats, candidates generally need to meet Delhi residency criteria or have completed MBBS from a Delhi University-affiliated college. The All India Quota seats are domicile-free and merit-based.

What is the seat allotment process based on?

Seat allotment process is based purely on your NEET PG rank combined with the choices you’ve filled and locked. Higher-ranked candidates get priority access to their preferred choices, subject to seat availability.

Is the NEET PG counselling registration fee refundable?

No, the registration fee is non-refundable. Only the security deposit is refundable, and only under specific conditions like non-allotment or timely resignation.

Can I check seat availability before filling my choices?

Yes, seat matrices showing seat availability by college, course, and category are usually released before each round, so you can plan your choice order accordingly.

What happens if I don’t report after seat allotment?

If you don’t complete document verification and reporting within the deadline after being allotted a seat, you risk forfeiting both the seat and your security deposit, depending on the round and the specific MCC/FMS rules in force.

Do I need to register again for every round? 

No. If you’ve already registered, you only need to do fresh choice filling in subsequent rounds. Fresh registration is required only for new candidates entering at Round 2, and typically not accepted at all in the final stray vacancy round.

Does GGSIPU or FMS conduct counselling for VMMC and Safdarjung Hospital?

GGSIPU (Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University) conducts state-quota PG counselling for IPU-affiliated colleges such as VMMC & Safdarjung Hospital and ABVIMS & Dr. RML Hospital. FMS, University of Delhi separately handles DU-affiliated colleges like MAMC, UCMS, and LHMC.

What is Delhi University quota in NEET PG?

Delhi University quota refers to the state-quota MD/MS/Diploma seats reserved at DU-affiliated colleges (MAMC, UCMS, LHMC). These seats are counselled by the Faculty of Medical Sciences, University of Delhi, and generally require Delhi domicile or an MBBS degree from a DU-affiliated college.

What are the official websites for Delhi NEET PG Counselling?

Candidates should check mcc.nic.in for the All India Quota, the official Faculty of Medical Sciences, University of Delhi notification for DU-affiliated state-quota seats, and GGSIPU’s official website for IPU-affiliated state-quota seats. Always rely on these official notifications for dates rather than third-party sources.