Maharashtra NEET UG 2026: The GMC (or GGMC) Mumbai Round 3 admission opened at 3100 closed at 9866 open category. The opening and closing ranks are minimum merit criteria and rank range that allows admission to Grant Government Medical College, Mumbai. The cutoff ranks are shared for admission to the state centralized counselling process conducted by the CET Cell.
As one of the oldest and most esteemed medical colleges in Maharashtra, candidates have to experience extreme competition among many top scorers across both state and all-India quotas to take confirmation in Round 3 (Mop-Up/Cap Round 3). In the process of understanding the opening and closing ranks to be considered in Round 3, candidates can get all the relevant information to understand the availability of seats at this institution.
Maharashtra NEET UG Counselling 2026: Key Highlights
While analysing the admission possibility at Grant Government Medical College, in Mumbai, candidates must also check the state-counselling and amdission details shared below.
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Particular
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Details
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Counselling Authority
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State CET Cell, Maharashtra
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Eligible Courses
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MBBS and BDS
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Academic Session
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2026–2027
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Rounds
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CAP Round 1, Round 2, Round 3 (Mop-Up), and Online Stray Vacancy Rounds
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Total Seats Managed
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Approx. 11,431 seats across 99 medical and dental colleges (comprising MBBS and BDS)
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Quota Structure
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State Quota (85%) and Institutional/Management Quotas
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Mandatory Compliance
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Strict joining rules; failure to report to allotted seats within deadlines leads to seat cancellation and potential debarment rules.
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Official Website
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medical2026.mahacet.org
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GMC Mumbai Cutoff 2026: Round 3 Opening and Closing Ranks
Under the state quota seat, the admission for open category opened at 3100 and closed at 9866. Check the complete category-wise ranks distribution shared in the table below.
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Quota
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Opening AIR
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Closing AIR
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OPEN
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3100
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9866
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OPEN (W)
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3929
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10492
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OBC
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8852
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10888
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OBC (W)
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6644
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12887
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EMOBC
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6395
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10780
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EMOBCW
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12094
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12094
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SEBC
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7845
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9366
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SEBC (W)
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8315
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11122
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EMSEBC
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6929
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11489
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EWS
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9220
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19066
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EWS (W)
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8853
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16962
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NTC
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7458
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14070
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NTC (W)
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9209
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9875
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NTD
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7968
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9397
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NTD (W)
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10173
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10173
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VJA
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11493
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14561
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VJA (W)
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13189
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13205
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NTB
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19270
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25593
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NTB (W)
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29572
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29572
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SC
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27142
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53366
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SC (W)
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27781
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59507
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ST
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53818
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140757
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ST (W)
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39511
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129865
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DEF1
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17144
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20168
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DEF2
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34450
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34450
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DEF3
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11684
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11684
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MKB W
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27749
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27749
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HOPENW
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14054
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14054
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HNTC
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35211
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35211
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HSEBC
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12554
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12554
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HOBC
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7090
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7090
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HSCW
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57410
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57410
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What is Maharashtra State Quota?
The Maharashtra State Quota offers 85% reservation for MBBS and BDS seats in government and government-aided medical institutions. It contributes a good share of seats to private and minority institutions that are allocated for medical education through the process of centralized counselling.
In order to claim the seats under the Maharashtra State Quota, the candidates should fulfill stringent conditions of state nativity and must possess the state domicile certificate or must have studied their final schooling within Maharashtra, thus leaving no chance to the outsiders to compete for state-based medical seats.
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