GMC Mumbai Admission 2026 is government-funded and entirely NEET merit-based. MBBS seats fill through MCC counselling (15 per cent All India Quota) and Maharashtra CET Cell CAP (85 per cent state quota). PG and super-specialty courses follow NEET PG and NEET SS respectively.

• MBBS 2026: NEET UG re-exam concluded June 21, 2026. Result expected mid-to-late July 2026 (Tentative). MCC AIQ counselling registration expected July to August 2026 (Tentative). Maharashtra CAP rounds expected August to October 2026 (Tentative).
• MD/MS 2026-27: NEET PG 2026 scheduled for August 30, 2026 (Tentative). MCC and state counselling rounds expected November to December 2026 (Tentative).
• DM/M.Ch 2026-27: NEET SS 2026 dates not yet announced by NBE. MCC super-specialty counselling will open after NEET SS results.

• Grant Medical College has 250 MBBS seats annually. Around 37 seats are under MCC All India Quota. Around 213 seats are Maharashtra state quota.
• Maharashtra domicile or HSC from a Maharashtra board institution is needed for state quota MBBS and MD/MS seats.
• Female reservation: Maharashtra earmarks 30 per cent of seats horizontally for female candidates across all categories at government colleges.
• SC and ST candidates under state scholarship are fully exempt from tuition fees at government medical colleges.
• MBBS bond: All MBBS admits complete one year of government or defence service after internship. Default penalty is INR 10 lakh.
• PG bond: MD/MS government seat holders serve one year in rural or government hospitals post-degree. Default penalty is INR 50 lakh. Seat withdrawal at any stage attracts a separate penalty of INR 20 lakh.
• DM and M.Ch seats are filled 100 per cent through MCC. No state-level super-specialty counselling applies.

Grant Medical College Admission Portal: gmcjjh.edu.in

Direct Admission at Grant Medical College: Grant Medical College does not offer management quota or NRI quota. All MBBS, MD/MS, and DM/M.Ch seats are filled through centralised merit-based NEET counselling only.

1. Grant Medical College MBBS Admission 2026
2. Grant Medical College MD/MS Admission 2026
3. Grant Medical College DM/M.Ch Admission 2026
4. Grant Medical College Scholarships
5. Frequently Asked Questions

Grant Medical College MBBS Admission 2026

Grant Medical College MBBS admission 2026 is purely NEET UG rank-driven. No interview, group discussion, or college-level test is held. Of 250 annual seats, roughly 37 fill through MCC All India Quota and 213 through Maharashtra CET Cell’s Centralised Admission Process.

As per Collegedunia Reviews, students at Grant Medical College consistently highlight the exceptional clinical exposure at J.J. Group of Hospitals with its 2,000-plus beds. Reviewers praise faculty with deep clinical expertise. Hands-on ward postings begin from the second year, offering diverse case exposure rare at private colleges.

Grant Medical College MBBS Admission Dates 2026

NEET UG 2026 re-exam was held on June 21, 2026 after the original May 3 exam was cancelled. All dates below are tentative pending MCC and Maharashtra CET Cell official notifications.

Grant Medical College MBBS Eligibility Criteria 2026

Candidates must qualify NEET UG 2026 to be eligible for Grant Medical College MBBS admission. Additional domicile criteria apply for Maharashtra state quota seats.

Grant Medical College MBBS Selection Criteria 2026

Selection is based entirely on NEET UG 2026 rank. Grant Medical College conducts no additional tests. Category-wise merit lists are published by MCC (AIQ) and Maharashtra CET Cell (state quota) separately.

• MCC AIQ (15% of seats): 4 rounds including Round 1, Round 2, Mop-up, and Stray Vacancy. Round 1 allows free exit. Rounds 2 onward carry restrictions on seat surrender.
• Maharashtra CAP (85% of seats): 3 main rounds plus mop-up. Online choice filling done after document verification. Physical reporting required at the allotted college.
• Reservation (State Quota): SC 13 per cent, ST 7 per cent, OBC 19 per cent, EWS 10 per cent, Open 40 per cent. Female 30 per cent horizontal reservation applies across all categories.
• Indicative AIQ Closing Rank (2022-23 cycle, General): Round 1 was approximately 1,767. Round 2 was approximately 2,045. Mop-up Round was approximately 7,177. Ranks shift each cycle based on NEET difficulty and applicant pool.

Key Insight: Signing the one-year service bond is mandatory at the time of MBBS admission. Breaking the bond costs a non-refundable INR 10 lakh. SC and ST candidates admitted under a Maharashtra state scholarship pay no tuition fees at Grant Medical College.

How to Apply for MBBS at Grant Medical College?

No separate application is needed for Grant Medical College. Admission is solely through MCC (AIQ) or Maharashtra CET Cell (state quota). Register on the relevant counselling portal after NEET UG results are declared.

• MCC AIQ route: Register at mcc.nic.in. Pay the security deposit. Fill and lock choices. Accept the seat allotment result. Report to Grant Medical College with original documents within the joining deadline.
• Maharashtra CAP route: Register at the Maharashtra CET Cell portal. Upload self-attested documents for online verification. Fill preferences and lock. Participate in CAP rounds. Report for physical verification at the allotted college.
• Key documents: NEET 2026 scorecard. Class 10 and Class 12 mark sheets. Maharashtra domicile certificate (state quota only). Category certificate if applicable. Photo ID and recent passport-size photographs.

Grant Medical College MD/MS Admission 2026-27

Grant Medical College MD/MS admission is based on NEET PG rank. Grant Medical College offers 307 PG seats across 23 disciplines. MCC handles 50% through All India Quota counselling; Maharashtra CET Cell handles the remaining 50% through state quota CAP rounds.

Grant Medical College MD/MS Admission Dates 2026-27

NEET PG 2026 is tentatively scheduled for August 30, 2026. All counselling dates below are tentative pending official MCC and DMER Maharashtra notifications.

Grant Medical College MD/MS Eligibility Criteria 2026

Grant Medical College MD/MS Selection Criteria 2026

Seat allotment is based entirely on NEET PG 2026 rank. Grant Medical College does not conduct a separate interview or test. Candidates choose specialties during the counselling choice-filling phase based on their merit rank.

• MCC conducts Round 1, Round 2, Round 3, and Stray Vacancy for AIQ (50 per cent) seats.
• Maharashtra CET Cell conducts parallel rounds for state quota (50 per cent) seats.
• Competitive specialties at Grant Medical College in recent cycles: Radio-Diagnosis AIQ closing rank approximately 187, Dermatology approximately 255, General Surgery approximately 645.
• Less competitive specialties such as Pathology have seen AIQ closing ranks above 35,000. Ranks change each cycle.

Key Insight: PG residents holding government seats at Grant Medical College must serve one year in a rural or government facility after completing MD/MS. Bond default costs INR 50 lakh. Withdrawing from a seat after acceptance at any stage costs a separate penalty of INR 20 lakh plus a two-year debarment from Maharashtra state quota. These bond terms apply to both AIQ and state quota government seats.

How to Apply for MD/MS at Grant Medical College?

• MCC AIQ (50%): Register at mcc.nic.in after NEET PG results. Pay counselling fee. Fill specialty preferences and lock. Accept seat allotment. Report to Grant Medical College for document verification and joining formalities.
• Maharashtra State Quota (50%): Register at the Maharashtra CET Cell PG portal. Upload MBBS degree, internship completion certificate, and medical council registration certificate. Fill choices and participate in CAP rounds.
• Key MD/MS specialties and seats at Grant Medical College: Anaesthesiology (30 seats), General Surgery (32 seats), Pathology (30 seats), General Medicine (22 seats), Obstetrics and Gynaecology (22 seats), Ophthalmology (18 seats), Microbiology (17 seats).

Grant Medical College DM/M.Ch Admission 2026-27

DM and M.Ch super-specialty admission at Grant Medical College is based on NEET SS rank. The college offers 36 DM/M.Ch seats across 9 disciplines. Per DGHS rules, MCC fills 100 per cent of DM/M.Ch seats. No state-level super-specialty counselling applies.

Grant Medical College DM/M.Ch Admission Dates 2026-27

NEET SS 2026 dates have not yet been announced by NBE. All dates below are tentative.

Grant Medical College DM/M.Ch Eligibility Criteria

Grant Medical College DM/M.Ch Selection Process

• NEET SS rank is the sole selection criterion. Grant Medical College does not hold its own test.
• MCC conducts all rounds (Round 1, Round 2, Mop-up, Stray Vacancy) online at mcc.nic.in.
• Grant Medical College offers 17 seats in 7 super-specialty disciplines. DM covers Cardiology, Neurology, and Nephrology. M.Ch covers Neurosurgery, Paediatric Surgery, Plastic Surgery, and Urology.
• Candidates register on mcc.nic.in regardless of domicile or home state.

Key Insight: Unlike NEET PG where Maharashtra state quota gives a domicile-based pathway, DM/M.Ch super-specialty seats at Grant Medical College have no state quota component. Every DM and M.Ch seat here is filled through MCC on a pan-India merit basis. Maharashtra domicile gives no advantage for super-specialty admission.

Grant Medical College Scholarships 2026

Grant Medical College does not run its own scholarship programme. Students can apply through the National Scholarship Portal (scholarships.gov.in) for central and state government schemes.

• Post-Matric Scholarship (SC/ST/OBC): Central government scheme covering tuition and maintenance. Apply online at the National Scholarship Portal after admission.
• EWS/SEBC Tuition Fee Waiver: Maharashtra government waives tuition fees for eligible EWS and SEBC candidates at government medical colleges. Apply at the college on joining.
• Central Sector Scholarship: Ministry of Education scheme for top NEET rankers with family income below INR 8 lakh per year. Apply through the National Scholarship Portal.
• PG Monthly Stipend: MD/MS residents at government seats receive a monthly stipend as notified by DMER Maharashtra. Visit dmer.maharashtra.gov.in for the current stipend schedule.

Grant Medical College Admission FAQs

Ques. What is the total MBBS seat intake at Grant Medical College Mumbai?

Ans. Grant Medical College has 250 MBBS seats annually. Around 37 seats (15 per cent) go through MCC All India Quota counselling at mcc.nic.in. Around 213 seats (85 per cent) are Maharashtra state quota seats filled through Maharashtra CET Cell’s Centralised Admission Process.

Ques. Which exam is mandatory for MBBS admission at Grant Medical College?

Ans. NEET UG is the only accepted exam. There is no separate Grant Medical College entrance test. Candidates must qualify NEET UG 2026 and then register for MCC AIQ counselling or Maharashtra CET Cell CAP depending on their eligibility and NEET rank.

Ques. What NEET rank is needed to get MBBS admission at Grant Medical College?

Ans. Admission is highly competitive. For the MCC All India Quota, the General category closing rank was approximately 1,767 in Round 1 for the 2022-23 cycle. The Mop-up Round saw the rank go up to around 7,177. State quota closing ranks differ and are released separately by Maharashtra CET Cell. Ranks vary each year based on exam difficulty and applicant volume.

Ques. Is management quota or direct admission available at Grant Medical College?

Ans. No. Grant Medical College is a government institution with no management quota or NRI quota. Every MBBS, MD/MS, and DM/M.Ch seat is filled through NEET-based centralised counselling via MCC or Maharashtra CET Cell.

Ques. What is the MBBS service bond at Grant Medical College?

Ans. All MBBS students admitted at Grant Medical College must sign a service bond. They are required to serve the Maharashtra government or defence services for one year after completing the internship. Failing to fulfil this bond attracts a non-refundable penalty of INR 10 lakh.

Ques. What is the PG bond obligation for MD/MS seats at Grant Medical College?

Ans. MD/MS residents admitted to government seats at Grant Medical College must complete one year of rural or government hospital service after their degree. Bond default attracts a penalty of INR 50 lakh. Withdrawing from a government PG seat at any stage after acceptance attracts a separate penalty of INR 20 lakh plus a two-year debarment from Maharashtra state quota seats.

Ques. What is the MBBS fee at Grant Medical College Mumbai?

Ans. Grant Medical College charges approximately INR 94,000 in annual tuition plus INR 5,000 as development fee. A one-time admission fee of INR 1,500 is charged at joining. Hostel is available at approximately INR 4,000 per year. SC and ST students admitted under Maharashtra state scholarship are fully exempt from tuition fees. Fees are subject to revision by the Maharashtra government each year.

Ques. Which exam and counselling body handles DM/M.Ch admission at Grant Medical College?

Ans. DM and M.Ch super-specialty admission is through NEET SS conducted by NBE. MCC fills 100 per cent of DM/M.Ch seats at Grant Medical College through its super-specialty counselling rounds at mcc.nic.in. There is no state-level counselling for super-specialty seats. Maharashtra domicile provides no quota advantage for DM/M.Ch admission.

Ques. Can a final-year MBBS student apply for MD/MS at Grant Medical College?

Ans. No. Candidates must complete their MBBS degree and one year of compulsory rotating internship before the counselling reporting deadline. MCC requires internship completion by March 31 of the admission year. Final-year students yet to complete their internship cannot participate in NEET PG counselling for that cycle.

Ques. Is Maharashtra domicile required for MD/MS admission at Grant Medical College?

Ans. Domicile is required only for state quota MD/MS seats which are 50 per cent of total PG seats. Eligible candidates must have completed MBBS from a Maharashtra college or hold Maharashtra domicile with an MBBS from outside the state. The remaining 50 per cent of MD/MS seats go through MCC AIQ and are open to all NEET PG-qualified candidates across India regardless of domicile.