Your access in Chhattisgarh depends on whether you hold domicile here. The paths differ in scope, rank, and fee.
Eligibility: CG domicile: Must be a resident of Chhattisgarh. Government colleges (10+AIIMS, ~1,680 seats): • 85% state quota: CG domicile ONLY. Reservation: ST 32%, SC 12%, OBC 14% • 15% AIQ: Through MCC, open to all • Fee: ₹40,000/yr • No NRI/management seats in govt colleges Private colleges (5, ~900 seats): • ~43% State Quota: CG domicile only • ~42% Management: OPEN TO ALL INDIA (non-domicile allowed, all rounds) • ~15% NRI: Open to NRI/OCI/PIO • **KEY: State + Management quota pay SAME AFRC-regulated fee (~₹7.5L/yr)** That AFRC-regulated fee applies to every candidate • NRI fee: $35,000/yr (~₹29.75L) • All quotas filled through centralized CGDME counselling — no informal charges, only the published fee Bank guarantee: MANDATORY — 1 year tuition as bank guarantee for ALL private college students Why high rankers target CG: • Management fee = state fee (₹7.5L vs UP ₹15L, Karnataka ₹12-25L) • • Non-domicile gets same fee as domicile in management quota Warning: Shri Rawatpura Sarkar — CBI bribery scandal, 50 seats reduced.
State-quota (domicile) · UR / OBC / SC / ST · 2025 allotment data
State-quota fee per year · management fee higher · NRI fee separate
| College | State quota fee | Mgmt fee | Closing rank (UR) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Raipur Institute of Medical Sciences (RIMS), Raipur Raipur |
~₹7.5L/yr — confirm | ₹7.5L/yr | 387,036 |
| Shri Rawatpura Sarkar Institute of Medical Sciences and Research Atal Nagar Raipur |
~₹7.5L/yr — confirm | ₹7.5L/yr | 502,342 |
| Shri Balaji Institute of Medical Science Mowa Raipur |
~₹7.5L/yr — confirm | ₹7.5L/yr | 157,427 |
| Shri Shankaracharya Institute of Medical Sciences, Bhilai Bhilai |
~₹8L/yr — confirm | ₹8L/yr | 345,707 |
| Abhishek Mishra Memorial Medical College & RC Bhiali Bhilai |
~₹8L/yr — confirm | ₹8L/yr | 420,304 |
You are in 2 counselling processes.
Separate registration for each. Separate dates. Separate fee.
In Chhattisgarh, Directorate of Medical Education, Chhattisgarh (CGDME) holds your state seats — 4 rounds (Round 1, Round 2, Mop-Up Round, Stray Vacancy Round).
The steps, in order:
2026 change on MCC seats: After each allotment you now choose Freeze or Float. Freeze = accept and stop: you report once at the allotted college for document verification and fee, and you’re done. Float = accept but stay in line for a higher choice: under the 2026 reform you do not report physically while floating — your provisional admission stays valid online as you take the next rounds. Upgradation is open up to Round 3; after Round 3 anyone still holding a seat reports physically to finish.
This reform is MCC’s own — it covers AIQ, deemed and central seats only. Chhattisgarh’s own counselling (held by CGDME) sets its own process; check with them for how upgrades work on your state seats.
Round 1 — you leave with your deposit, but you give up the seat: In Round 1, if you do not report to your allotted college, your Round 1 choices become null and void and you register fresh for Round 2. No deposit is forfeited in Round 1. However, you give up your Round 1 seat — if Round 2 allots lower or nothing, you cannot get it back.
Deposit (Round 2 onward): The deposit amount depends on seat type: AIQ Government seats — UR/EWS: ₹10,000; OBC/SC/ST reserved: ₹5,000. Deemed / Central University seats: ₹2,00,000. From Round 2 onward, not joining (no-show) after being allotted forfeits this deposit. Round 1 has no deposit forfeiture — you can exit with no penalty. State-quota seat deposits are governed by each state's counselling authority (e.g. KEA for Karnataka) and differ from MCC rules — verify with the state DME.
Upgrading — 2026 change on MCC seats: After each allotment you now choose Freeze or Float. Freeze = accept and stop: you report once at the allotted college for document verification and fee, and you’re done. Float = accept but stay in line for a higher choice: under the 2026 reform you do not report physically while floating — your provisional admission stays valid online as you take the next rounds. Upgradation is open up to Round 3; after Round 3 anyone still holding a seat reports physically to finish.
Exiting a seat: You can now resign (forego) an allotted seat online through the MCC portal, within the timeline — no physical visit to the college. The deposit rule is unchanged: exit in Round 1 and your security deposit is refunded — you give up the seat, not the money; the deposit is forfeited from Round 2.
Freeze/Float changed the reporting, not the money: in Round 1 you can exit and your security deposit is refunded — you give up the seat, not the money; from Round 2 the deposit is forfeited if you leave.
Chhattisgarh (CGDME) seats — its own deposit rule: Rs 30,000 (Govt Medical/Dental). Rs 2,00,000 (Private Medical). Rs 1,00,000 (Private Dental). Higher amount applies for combined choices. FORFEITURE RULE: R1 allotment — candidate is not obliged to join (no forfeiture). R2 onwards — if allotted and do not report/join, security deposit is forfeited and candidate is barred from remaining rounds of that counselling cycle.
Chhattisgarh government-seat bond: ₹25L (UR) / ₹20L (Reserved), 1 year rural service (post-completion).
Chhattisgarh conducts its own NEET UG MBBS admissions through the Directorate of Medical Education, Chhattisgarh (CGDME). This is entirely separate from MCC's All India Quota (AIQ) process. AIQ handles approximately 15% of government seats and all deemed university seats across India, with no domicile requirement. Chhattisgarh's own counselling handles the remaining ~85% of government seats within the state, plus all private MBBS colleges. It covers 4 rounds: Round 1, Round 2, Mop-Up Round, Stray Vacancy Round.
The key difference most candidates miss: your AIR (All India Rank) determines your AIQ position. Chhattisgarh's counselling uses a separate state rank — in most states this is more accessible than AIQ for domicile candidates. For example, Pt. J N M Medical College, Raipur closes at approximately 15,581 via AIQ, but 24,483 via Chhattisgarh state counselling.
Bond: Chhattisgarh requires a rural service bond of ₹0.0L · 1 yr (1 year rural service (post-completion)) for government MBBS seats. The penalty for breaking the bond is ₹25L (UR) / ₹20L (SC/ST/OBC/EWS). CG rural service bond (Rule 10, CG UG Admission Rules-2025). After MBBS, 1 year service as Junior Resident in CG govt health facility. Penalty if breached: ₹25L (Unreserved) / ₹20L (Reserved). Applies to all CG state counselling govt MBBS seats. Private colleges have bank-guarantee bond (1 yr tuition fee) under Rule 11.
Ask anything about Chhattisgarh counselling — domicile eligibility, fees, bonds, which round to file for both routes.