Govt, DNB and deemed seats across India
If General Medicine is yours after the first list
About 2 in 3 kept it — 2,016 of 3,020 finished in General Medicine. About 1 in 4 ended with no national seat (750).
The trade most made: 123 gave it up for Radio-Diagnosis.
After General Medicine: Cardiology, Critical Care Medicine and 10 more DM/MCh courses; after Radio-Diagnosis: Interventional Radiology, Neuro Radiology (DM/MCh), with 4 fellowships.
Not yours on the first list? About 1 in 4 who finished in General Medicine got it later (765 of 3,418).
Holding General Medicine — keep it, or wait for Radio-Diagnosis?
Formity’s 2025 record of the national counselling.
In 2025, DNB General Medicine seats went from AIR 475 to AIR 15,756.
3 quotas, and you register with MCC and your own state — and these counsellings take place at the same time.
MCC · yours by rank, no domicile
2 college rows · seat counts not read at source yet
To take part: the government quota ₹25,000
Your state’s counselling · needs domicile
a state's own counselling · add your state and this count shows the seats that would be yours
This is a state's own counselling — add your state and it shows what that authority asked in 2025.
MCC · the same rounds as All India Quota
910 seats, counted on 415 of 501 college rows
To take part: the government quota ₹25,000
Seats, fees, deposits and closings are read from each authority's and each college's own record, and a figure Formity has not read says so rather than showing a zero. The count on each quota is the 2025 seats that went to a number like yours, in your category and state — what happened, not what will. A quota that needs a domicile counts only the state whose counselling it is.
At your score, which of them is yours — and what comes above it on your list?