Bangalore Medical College NEET Cutoff 2026: Round 2 and 3 Opening & Closing Ranks

Last Updated: Sep 16, 2026, 14:40 IST

Under All India Quota seats, candidates can leverage a 15% reservation in Bangalore Medical College and Research. The admission will be based on NEET UG 2026, for which Round 3 seat allotment is expected. While the Round 2 admission closed at 2716, Round 3 is expected to open at 1093 and close at 2917 for general category. Check the complete category-wise expected Round 3 and other trends to estimate your admission options. 

Bangalore Medical College NEET Cutoff 2026: Round 2 and 3 Opening & Closing Ranks
Bangalore Medical College NEET Cutoff 2026: Round 2 and 3 Opening & Closing Ranks

For admission to Bangalore Medical College and Research Institute (BMCRI) in Bangalore should keep an eye on the opening and closing ranks of Round 2 and Round 3 to estimate their chances of admission. The Round 2 admission closed at 2716 rank for general category and Round 3 is expected to open at 1093 and closing at 2917. Candidates can find detailed category-wise rank breakdown shared below. 

BMCRI is one of the leading government medical colleges in Karnataka and has to experience fierce competition pertaining to the admission process through both the 15% All India Quota (AIQ) administered by the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) and the 85% Karnataka State Quota supervised by the Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA). Students can obtain useful insights into the specific marks and ranks needed for admission into BMCRI by meticulously studying the merit lists by category and analyzing the trends of the previous year as well as the process of movement of ranks from round to round

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BMCRI Admission 2026: Quick Highlights 

Find admission and counseling details for NEET UG 2026 Round 3 phase, at Bangalore Medical College and Research Institute. Based on the NEET UG results and Round 3 candidates can estimate admission possibilities for MBBS seat under All India Quota. 

Particulars 

Description

Expected Cutoff Round 3 2026 

  • General - 1093-2917

  • OBC- 2573- 4679

  • EWS-1901-3907

  • SC-7241- 33163

  • ST-35381- 35517

Selection Process

  • Qualify NEET UG 2026 exam

  • Register for MCC (Medical Counselling Committee) for the counselling process.

Seat Quotas

  • All India Quota- 15% reservation

  • State Quota- 85% reservation

Academic Eligibility 

Candidates must have completed Class 12 (10+2) with Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Biotechnology, and English from a recognized board.

Total MBBS seats (as per NMC seat matrix 2026-27)

250 MBBS seats

Factors Influencing Cutoff

  • Number of Candidates

  • Seat Quota and Category Reservation

  • Exam Paper Difficulty

  • Seat Availability

Official Website 

bmcribengaluru.karnataka.gov.in/

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BMCRI MBBS Cutoff 2026: Expected Round 3 Opening and Closing Rank

Check expected Round 3 opening and closing ranks for admission to Bangalore Medical College and Research Institute, Bangalore, under All India Quota. MBBS seat is expected to open at 1093 and close at 2917 for general category. 

Candidate Category

R2 Expected OR

R2 Expected CR

General

1093 - 1147

2783 - 2917

OBC

2573 - 2641

4521 - 4679

EWS

1901 - 1963

3769 - 3907

SC

7241 - 7417

31701 - 33163

ST

35381 - 35427

35403 - 35517

BMCRI MBBS Cutoff 2025: Round 3 Opening and Closing Rank

Compare your seat options based on the previous year trends. The last year Round 3 opening and closing ranks suggest, admission at 1549 for general category. 

Candidate Category

Opening Rank

Closing Rank

General

1549

1549

OBC

5352

5352

EWS

7252

7252

SC

42980

42980

BMCRI MBBS Cutoff 2026: Round 2 Opening and Closing Rank

Candidates should also check Round 2 opening and closing ranks released by the Medical Counselling Committee. The table suggests admission opened at 1076 and closed at 2716 for general category. 

Candidate Category

Opening Rank

Closing Rank

General

1076

2716

OBC

2545

4459

EWS

1873

3708

SC

7192

30966

ST

35373

35373

Key Factors Influencing BMC NEET Cutoff 2026

Here are some of the major key factors influencing Bangalore Medical College and Research Institute, Bangalore cutoff under All India Quota seats.

  1. Level of Difficulty in the Exam: Differences in the level of difficulty of the NEET UG exams will influence student performance according to the all-India ranks of students.

  2. Number of Candidates: The increase in the total candidates registered for the exam has resulted in the increase in cut off ranks.

  3. Changes in Seat Matrix: The changes in the total number of seats (which is 150 in MBBS currently) change the last ranks of the candidates.

  4. Process of Reshuffling and Upgradation: Movement of candidates after Round 2 to Round 3 to AIIMS or top universities will leave more seats open in RUHS CMS.

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First Published: Sep 16, 2026, 14:40 IST

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