GDC
GDC, Haryana · government
Closing rank, three years
GDC · MCC All India Quota
Log scale — equal vertical distance means equal proportional change, not equal ranks. MCC official round results 2023–25. 2023 is stitched from the R1 and R3 files — no R2 table exists for it, so read it as a floor.
Three years of closings — GEN, AIQ
Compared through Round 3 of each season (the depth both years cover), GEN went 40,591 (2024) → 34,616 (2025): got harder by ~5,975 ranks.
Round by round, 2025
All India Quota cutoffs · 2025 MCC all rounds 2025 · deepest
| Category | Closing (AIR) | Seats behind it |
|---|---|---|
| GEN — yours | 34,616 | 7 |
| OBC | 42,132 | 4 |
| EWS | 36,518 | 1 ⚠ |
| SC | 1,59,232 | 2 ⚠ |
| ST | 2,34,437 | 1 ⚠ |
Deepest rank allotted across all 2025 rounds including stray — a Round-1 figure would understate how far this college actually filled.
Who got in here last year
One “cutoff” hides this: the college admitted across the whole band as rounds ran. If your rank sits inside a band, the round you're in decides it.
Every route in
Seat matrix 2025 — official + derived
derived from Round-1 allotments. A ⚠ bucket (≤2 seats) is one candidate's decision away from not existing.
Overview
Service bond
Bond payable at admission — loan available, or ₹25.77 L penalty. Haryana's model: the state facilitates a loan for the bond amount, and repays the instalments itself for as long as you serve in its public health institutions after graduating. No government job means you repay the loan. Read the policy before counting on either path.
Source says: NOT a classic service bond: the bond amount is payable at admission to a government college (a state-facilitated LOAN is available for it), and if the graduate takes employment in a Haryana public health institution the STATE repays the loan instalments while they serve; no government job = the student repays the loan. Exact current amounts are set by Annexure-V of the notification dated 09.06.2023 - the Rs 25.77L/23.19L figures held here are the aggregator's summary of that table, pending the annexure itself.
State-level figure, not confirmed against this college's own bond order. A bond can be the largest number in the decision — confirm it in writing before accepting a seat.
Scholarships that apply here
Haryana's Post-Matric scholarship (SC/ST/OBC) covers tuition for eligible incomes — at a government college that can mean most of the fee. Central Sector adds ₹12,000 a year for board toppers in the income band.
Re-apply every year, not once. Full working-out in Paying for it.
Before you rank it
- Category certificates differ by route: central OBC-NCL format for MCC's AIQ, the state's own format for state counselling. One certificate rarely serves both.
- This seat can carry a service bond — read it as part of the price, not fine print.
- Reporting is in person with originals — no proxy. Keep a signed receipt for every document handed over.
What the numbers can't tell you — ask a senior
Five questions worth one phone call before this college goes high on your list. Current students answer these honestly; brochures don't.
- Hostel reality — rooms per student, mess quality, and whether first-years actually get a seat or hunt for PGs.
- Patient load — clinical exposure is the education. A packed OPD teaches more than a famous name with an empty ward.
- Internship stipend — the sanctioned amount and whether it is actually paid on time. Amounts differ by state and college type.
- Bond enforcement — is the service bond genuinely enforced here, and how are postings allotted? Seniors know the practice, not just the order.
- Faculty presence — vacancies in key departments show up in NMC inspection reports and in seniors' complaints long before rankings move.
Closings: MCC official 2025 · seats: derived from Round-1 allotments · fees: provisional. As listed on NMC's college database — names and phone numbers change; always confirm admission details on the official counselling portal.
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