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Gujarat Releases 2026 NEET Seat Matrix for MBBS and BDS Courses
✍️ Shiksha
🗓 24 Aug 2026, 02:51 PM
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The Gujarat state education department has published the 2026 NEET seat matrix for medical (MBBS) and dental (BDS) courses on the official portal medadmgujarat.org, allowing candidates to download the PDF.
The Gujarat education authority has made public the 2026 NEET seat matrix for undergraduate medical (MBBS) and dental (BDS) programmes. The matrix is available on the official website medadmgujarat.org and can be downloaded as a PDF file.
The document details the number of seats allotted to each government and private medical and dental college in the state under the NEET counselling process. It also indicates the distribution of seats across various categories, helping candidates understand the allocation framework for the upcoming admission cycle.
Prospective students are advised to visit the portal, locate the "Seat Matrix 2026" section and download the PDF for reference. The release aims to provide transparency and enable aspirants to plan their counselling strategies based on the available seat count.
Stakeholders, including college administrators and counselling officials, are expected to use the matrix as a baseline for finalising seat allotments during the NEET counselling rounds scheduled later this year.
The document details the number of seats allotted to each government and private medical and dental college in the state under the NEET counselling process. It also indicates the distribution of seats across various categories, helping candidates understand the allocation framework for the upcoming admission cycle.
Prospective students are advised to visit the portal, locate the "Seat Matrix 2026" section and download the PDF for reference. The release aims to provide transparency and enable aspirants to plan their counselling strategies based on the available seat count.
Stakeholders, including college administrators and counselling officials, are expected to use the matrix as a baseline for finalising seat allotments during the NEET counselling rounds scheduled later this year.