GMCH Guwahati NEET Cutoff 2026 — Category-Wise Ranks, AIQ, State Quota and PG Cutoffs

Gauhati Medical College and Hospital (GMCH) in Guwahati is the most sought-after state medical college in Assam, and naturally, every NEET aspirant from the Northeast wants to know what score or rank it takes to get in. The GMCH Guwahati NEET cutoff 2026 has not been released yet since the counseling process is still ongoing. However, the previous year cutoffs across categories, rounds, and quotas give you a very clear picture of where the bar has been historically, and what to expect this year.

In this article, we cover the complete GMCH Guwahati NEET cutoff data, All India Quota and State Quota scores, category-wise closing ranks for UG and PG programs, year-wise trends, and the expected cutoff range for 2026. So let us go through it all.

Latest Updates:

NEET PG 2026 registrations are now closed for MD, MS, and PG Diploma programs. The exam is scheduled for 30 August 2026.

NEET UG counseling registration for MBBS, BDS, and other UG programs has started. Candidates can register and pay the fee until 12 August 2026.

NEET SS Round 2 registration for DM and MCh courses has been extended. Students can register and pay the fee until 10 August 2026.

What Is the Expected GMCH Guwahati NEET Cutoff for 2026?

Since the official GMCH Guwahati NEET cutoff 2026 is yet to be released, the expected ranks are based on trends from previous years. Here is the expected NEET cutoff rank range for MBBS under the All India Quota (AIQ) for 2026.

The following expected closing ranks give candidates a realistic target to work with before the official figures come out.

These ranges are indicative and based on the direction the cutoff has moved between 2023 and 2025. The actual 2026 cutoff will depend on seat availability, total applicant count, and the difficulty level of NEET UG 2026.

If GMCH is one of your target medical colleges, structured preparation can make a major difference in reaching these competitive scores and ranks. Students can explore NEET coaching in Guwahati for classroom guidance, test practice, doubt support, and focused NEET preparation.

What Was the GMCH Guwahati NEET UG Cutoff in 2025—Round 1 and Last Round?

The 2025 data is the most relevant reference point for understanding where the NEET cutoff currently stands. For MBBS admission under the All India Quota, here is how Round 1 and the last round closing ranks compared in 2025.

So the General category last round closing rank for MBBS under AIQ in 2025 was 12,093. For OBC under the same quota, the last round closing rank stood at 26,996. This clearly shows that the general category cutoff is more competitive compared to OBC for MBBS admission under the All India Quota at GMCH Guwahati.

How Has the GMCH Guwahati NEET Last Round Closing Rank Changed Over the Years?

Looking at multi-year trends gives a clearer picture of how the GMCH Guwahati NEET cutoff moves from year to year. The following table shows the general all-India last round closing rank for MBBS from 2023 to 2025.

The trend shows that 2024 was unusually competitive with a rank of 9,442, while 2025 saw a slight relaxation to 12,093. In 2023, the rank was much wider at 22,472. This tells you that the GMCH Guwahati NEET cutoff is not fixed, it fluctuates based on competition each year. Furthermore, the category-wise last round closing ranks across 2023 to 2025 for MBBS are as follows.

Additionally, for the home state quota in earlier years, here is how the last round closing ranks looked for general and OBC candidates.

What Is the AIQ NEET Score Cutoff for GMCH Guwahati in Previous Years?

Beyond ranks, looking at the actual NEET scores at cutoff gives aspirants a more direct target to aim for. Here is the year-wise AIQ NEET score cutoff for GMCH Guwahati for Round 1 across categories.

The table below covers cutoff scores from 2022 to 2025 for all major categories under the All India Quota.

As the table shows, 2024 had the highest cutoff scores across all categories, while 2025 saw a notable drop. For General category candidates, the 2025 AIQ Round 1 cutoff score was 564, which is significantly lower than the 683 seen in 2024. This shift explains the rank change as well.

Candidates whose current scores are still below their target range and who are planning another focused attempt can also explore a NEET dropper course in Guwahati to understand how a structured repeat-year preparation strategy works.

What Is the Assam State Quota NEET Score Cutoff for GMCH Guwahati?

The State Quota cutoff at GMCH Guwahati operates separately from the AIQ and covers Assam domicile candidates. Here is the State Quota Round 1 NEET score cutoff across categories from 2022 to 2025.

The state quota cutoffs are generally slightly lower than AIQ cutoffs for the same category. For Assam domicile General candidates in 2025, the Round 1 cutoff score was 546 under the state quota, compared to 564 under AIQ. So domicile candidates have a small but real advantage through the state route.

For the state quota closing ranks in 2024, here is the category-wise data for Round 1.

What Was the AIQ NEET Cutoff for GMCH Guwahati in 2024 — Category and Round Wise?

The 2024 All India Quota cutoff data for GMCH Guwahati for MBBS shows how ranks shifted between Round 1 and Round 2. Here is the complete category-wise breakdown.

The General category ranks moved from 5,851 in Round 1 to 6,019 in Round 2 in 2024, showing that the cutoff tightened only marginally between rounds that year. OBC, on the other hand, moved considerably from 11,881 to 15,695 across the two rounds, giving OBC candidates a better chance in Round 2.

What Is the GMCH Guwahati NEET PG Cutoff for MD, MS and PG Diploma Programmes?

Beyond MBBS, the GMCH Guwahati NEET cutoff also matters for postgraduate applicants. Here is the NEET PG last round closing rank for General All India candidates across major MD, MS, and PG Diploma specializations from 2023 to 2025.

MD in General Medicine and MD in Radio Diagnosis consistently attract the highest competition and the lowest closing ranks, meaning candidates need a very high NEET PG score for these specializations. MD in Pathology and PG Diploma programs, on the other hand, have relatively more accessible closing ranks.

What Is the GMCH Guwahati NEET SS Cutoff for Super Speciality Programmes?

For candidates targeting super speciality programmes at GMCH Guwahati, here are the NEET SS Round 1 and last round closing ranks for DM and MCh courses across 2023 to 2025.

NEET SS Round 1 Closing Rank (General — All India)

The following table shows how competitive each super specialty program has been at GMCH Guwahati in Round 1 over the past three years.

NEET SS Last Round Closing Rank (General — All India)

Here is the last round closing rank for super specialty programs at GMCH Guwahati from 2023 to 2025.

DM in Gastroenterology has consistently shown the lowest closing ranks across both rounds, making it one of the most competitive super specialty programs at GMCH Guwahati. DM in Cardiology and DM in Neurology have also tightened considerably between 2023 and 2025.

Conclusion

The GMCH Guwahati NEET cutoff 2026 is yet to be officially released, but the previous year’s data across AIQ and State Quota, for MBBS, NEET PG, and NEET SS programs, gives a clear enough picture for candidates to set realistic targets. For general category MBBS aspirants under the AIQ, a rank in the 11,000 to 14,000 range is the expected safe zone for 2026. Assam domicile candidates get a slight advantage through the state quota route, where cutoff scores have historically been a few points lower. Use this data to benchmark your rank and plan your counseling choices accordingly. Keep checking the official DME Assam portal at dme.assam.gov.in for updated notifications as the GMCH Guwahati NEET cutoff 2026 is released round by round during the counseling process. For more NEET preparation resources, counselling guides, previous-year cutoff analysis, and admission information, explore SPM & Lalan’s.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the expected GMCH Guwahati NEET cutoff rank for 2026? 

Based on previous year trends, the expected NEET cutoff rank for MBBS at GMCH Guwahati under the All India Quota for 2026 is approximately 11,000 to 14,000 for the general category, 24,000 to 29,000 for OBC, 27,000 to 33,000 for EWS, 80,000 to 95,000 for SC, and 55,000 to 70,000 for ST. These are indicative ranges, and the official cutoff will be released during counseling.

How many marks are needed for GMCH Guwahati? 

The required NEET marks for GMCH Guwahati vary every year depending on the level of competition, the number of available seats, and the candidate’s category. General category candidates typically need a high NEET score, often above 650 marks, to have a competitive chance of admission. Reserved category candidates have lower cutoffs but still need strong scores to be safe.

Can I get into GMCH Guwahati with 650 marks in NEET?

A 650 NEET score gives a reasonable chance of admission at GMCH Guwahati, particularly under certain reserved categories or through the state quota for Assam domicile candidates. However, final selection always depends on the cutoff trends of that particular year, seat availability in each round, and the counseling category you fall under. Following all rounds of counseling improves your chances significantly.

Students targeting a higher score for GMCH or other government medical colleges can also learn about NEET crash courses and regular batches in Guwahati and choose a preparation format based on the time available before their next attempt.

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