NEET UG Seats 2023-2024: The Central Government has said that there are 107948 MBBS seats in 704 medical colleges in the country. Minister of State in the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare Bharti Praveen Pawar gave this information in reply to a question in the Lok Sabha. He said that since 2014 there has been an increase of 82 per cent in the number of medical colleges. The number of medical colleges has increased from 387 to 704. On the other hand, MBBS seats have increased by 110 per cent since 2014. In 2014, the seats were just 51,348, which have now increased to 107,948. Out of these 56283 seats are available in government medical colleges and remaining 51665 seats are available in private medical colleges. Out of 704 medical colleges, 379 are government and 315 are private medical colleges.
He also informed that there has been an increase of 117 per cent in NEET PG seats. In 2014, where NEET PG seats were 31185, now it has increased to 67802.
Tamil Nadu has the maximum number of medical colleges at 74. It is followed by Karnataka which has 70 medical colleges. There are 68 medical colleges in UP, 21 in Bihar, 27 in MP, 67 in Maharashtra, 15 in Haryana, 35 in Rajasthan, 56 in Telangana, 35 in West Bengal, 12 in Punjab and 9 in Jharkhand.
State wise details of MBBS seats (MBBS Seats 2023-24 State Wise)
1. Andaman and Nicobar – 114 seats
2. Andhra Pradesh – 6435 seats in 37 colleges (3235 seats in 18 government medical colleges and 3200 seats in 19 private)
3. Arunachal – 50 seats
4. Assam – 1550 seats
5. Bihar – 2565 seats in 21 medical colleges (1615 seats in 13 government medical colleges and 1050 seats in 8 private)
6. Chandigarh – 150
7. Chhattisgarh – 2005 seats in 14 medical colleges (1555 seats in 11 government medical colleges and 450 seats in 3 private)
8. Dadra Nagar Haveli – 177
9. Delhi – 1497 seats in 10 medical colleges. (1247 seats in 8 government medical colleges and 250 seats in 2 private)
10. Goa – 180 seats
11. Gujarat – 6900 seats in 39 medical colleges. (4250 seats in 23 government medical colleges and 2650 seats in 16 private)
12. Haryana – 2185 seats in 15 medical colleges. (835 seats in 6 government medical colleges and 1350 seats in 9 private)
13. Himachal – 920 seats in 8 medical colleges. (770 seats in 7 Government Medical Colleges and 150 seats in 1 Private)
14. Jammu and Kashmir – 1347 seats
15. Jharkhand – 980 seats in 9 medical colleges. (730 seats in 7 government medical colleges and 250 seats in 2 private)
16. Karnataka – 11695 seats in 70 medical colleges
17. Kerala – 4655 seats in 33 medical colleges
18. Madhya Pradesh – 4650 seats in 27 medical colleges. (2400 seats in 15 government medical colleges and 2250 seats in 12 private)
19. Maharashtra – 10745 seats in 67 medical colleges. (5025 seats in 31 government medical colleges and 5720 seats in 36 private)
20. Manipur – 525 seats
21. Meghalaya – 50 seats
22. Mizoram – 100 seats
23. Nagaland – 100 seats
24. Odisha – 2525 seats in 12 medical colleges
25. Puducherry – 1830 seats
26. Punjab – 1800 seats in 12 medical colleges. (850 seats in 5 government medical colleges and 950 seats in 7 private)
27. Rajasthan – 5575 seats in 35 medical colleges. (3925 seats in 26 government medical colleges and 1650 seats in 9 private)
28. Sikkim – 150 seats
29. Tamil Nadu – 11600 seats in 74 medical colleges. (5250 seats in 38 government medical colleges and 6350 seats in 36 private)
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30. Telangana – 8540 seats in 56 medical colleges. (3890 seats in 28 government medical colleges and 4650 seats in 28 private)
31. Tripura – 225 seats
32. Uttar Pradesh – 9703 seats in 68 medical colleges. (4303 seats in 35 government medical colleges and 5400 seats in 33 private)
33. Uttarakhand – 1150 seats in 8 medical colleges. (700 seats in 5 government medical colleges and 450 seats in 3 private)
34. West Bengal – 5175 seats in 35 medical colleges. (3975 seats in 27 government medical colleges and 1200 seats in 8 private)