The WBMCC NEET 2026 seat matrix lists approximately 3,300+ MBBS and 700+ BDS seats available college-wise under the West Bengal state quota, covering all government and private medical and dental colleges participating in WBMCC counselling 2026.

The West Bengal Medical Counselling Committee (WBMCC) publishes the official seat matrix on wbmcc.nic.in before Round 1 counselling registration opens. The seat matrix details total intake, category-wise seats (UR, SC, ST, OBC-A, OBC-B, EWS), and separate columns for state quota and management quota seats. All MBBS seats in government medical colleges are 100% state quota, while private colleges contribute 50% of their MBBS seats to the state quota pool. The data below is expected based on 2025 seat matrix trends; the final 2026 matrix will be published by WBMCC.

  • West Bengal has 17 government medical colleges and several private colleges participating in WBMCC NEET 2026 counselling.
  • Government MBBS seats are 100% state quota; private college MBBS seats are split 50% state quota and 50% management or NRI quota.
  • West Bengal reserves SC: 22%, ST: 6%, OBC-A: 10%, OBC-B: 7%, EWS: 10% of state quota seats per category.
  • BDS seats from both government and private dental colleges are included in the same WBMCC seat matrix and counselling process.
  • Students should download the official 2026 seat matrix from wbmcc.nic.in before filling choices to confirm real-time availability.
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WBMCC NEET 2026 Seat Matrix Overview

The table below gives a high-level picture of total MBBS and BDS seats and corresponding state quota seats in West Bengal. All figures are expected based on 2025 seat matrix trends and will be confirmed after WBMCC releases the official 2026 matrix on wbmcc.nic.in.

Course Government Colleges (Total Seats) Private Colleges (Total Seats) Expected State Quota Seats
MBBS ~2,275 (100% state quota) ~1,050 (50% state quota) ~2,800
BDS ~100 (100% state quota) ~600 (50% state quota) ~400
Total ~2,375 ~1,650 ~3,200

Government Medical College MBBS Seat Matrix 2026

All MBBS seats in West Bengal government medical colleges are classified as state quota seats — there is no management or NRI quota split. The table below shows expected intake at each college based on 2025 approved intake:

College Name District / City Total MBBS Seats (Expected) State Quota Seats
Medical College and Hospital, Kolkata Kolkata 250 250
Nil Ratan Sircar Medical College (NRS MC) Kolkata 175 175
RG Kar Medical College and Hospital Kolkata 200 200
Calcutta National Medical College (CNMC) Kolkata 150 150
North Bengal Medical College Darjeeling (Siliguri) 150 150
Burdwan Medical College and Hospital Burdwan (Purba Bardhaman) 150 150
Bankura Sammilani Medical College Bankura 150 150
Midnapore Medical College and Hospital Paschim Medinipur 150 150
Murshidabad Medical College and Hospital Murshidabad 100 100
Malda Medical College and Hospital Malda 100 100
Cooch Behar Government Medical College Cooch Behar 100 100
Raiganj Government Medical College and Hospital Uttar Dinajpur 100 100
Rampurhat Government Medical College and Hospital Birbhum 100 100
Diamond Harbour Government Medical College South 24 Parganas 100 100
Purulia Government Medical College Purulia 100 100
Jhargram Government Medical College Jhargram 100 100
Birbhum Viswanath Vidyasagar Government Medical College Birbhum 100 100
Total (Expected) - ~2,275 ~2,275

Medical College and Hospital, Kolkata is the state’s largest government medical college with the highest MBBS intake. Newer colleges such as Jhargram, Purulia, Diamond Harbour and Birbhum were established to expand access to medical education across underserved districts.


Private Medical College MBBS Seat Matrix 2026

Private medical colleges in West Bengal contribute 50% of their total MBBS seats to the state quota, which is filled through WBMCC NEET 2026 counselling. The remaining 50% are management and NRI quota seats filled directly by the institution. The expected state quota seats at major private medical colleges are:

College Name District / City Total MBBS Seats State Quota (50%) Seats Management Quota (50%) Seats
KPC Medical College and Hospital Kolkata (Jadavpur) 150 75 75
IQ City Medical College Durgapur (Paschim Bardhaman) 150 75 75
JIS Medical College and Hospital Kalyani (Nadia) 150 75 75
Jagannath Gupta Institute of Medical Sciences South 24 Parganas 150 75 75
GMERS Medical College (WB campus) West Bengal 150 75 75
Other private colleges (combined) Various ~300 ~150 ~150
Total Private (Expected) - ~1,050 ~525 ~525

The complete and verified list of participating private medical colleges with exact seat counts will be published by WBMCC on wbmcc.nic.in before counselling begins. Students should cross-check the official seat matrix before locking choices.


BDS Seat Matrix 2026

WBMCC manages BDS seat allotment through NEET 2026 counselling for dental colleges in West Bengal. Dr. R. Ahmed Dental College and Hospital, Kolkata is the only government dental college; all other participating dental colleges are private. Government BDS seats are 100% state quota; private BDS seats follow the 50% state quota rule. The expected BDS seat matrix is:

College Name Type Total BDS Seats State Quota Seats
Dr. R. Ahmed Dental College and Hospital, Kolkata Government 100 100
Guru Nanak Institute of Dental Sciences and Research, Kolkata Private 100 50
North Bengal Dental College and Hospital, Darjeeling Private 100 50
Haldia Institute of Dental Sciences and Research, Purba Medinipur Private 100 50
Burdwan Dental College and Hospital, Burdwan Private 60 30
Sardar Patel Institute of Dental and Medical Sciences, Lucknow Private 60 30
Other private dental colleges (combined) Private ~180 ~90
Total BDS (Expected) - ~700 ~400

The full list of participating BDS colleges for WBMCC NEET 2026 counselling will be confirmed in the official brochure on wbmcc.nic.in. Students aiming for BDS should note that seat numbers at private colleges may vary year to year depending on NMC approval.


Category-Wise Seat Reservation in West Bengal 2026

West Bengal applies its own state reservation policy to all MBBS and BDS seats under the state quota in WBMCC NEET 2026 counselling. West Bengal’s SC reservation at 22% is notably higher than the national average. The expected category-wise seat distribution out of approximately 2,800 state quota MBBS seats is:

Category Reservation Percentage Expected MBBS State Quota Seats (~2,800 total)
Unreserved (UR) 45% ~1,260
Scheduled Caste (SC) 22% ~616
Scheduled Tribe (ST) 6% ~168
Other Backward Class — A (OBC-A) 10% ~280
Other Backward Class — B (OBC-B) 7% ~196
Economically Weaker Section (EWS) 10% ~280
Total 100% ~2,800

Students applying under any reserved category must produce a valid caste or income certificate issued by a competent authority in West Bengal during document verification. OBC certificates must be non-creamy layer where applicable. The same reservation percentages apply to BDS state quota seats.


How to Check the WBMCC NEET 2026 Seat Matrix Online

The official WBMCC NEET 2026 seat matrix will be available on wbmcc.nic.in before Round 1 counselling registration opens. Follow these steps to access it:

  1. Visit the official WBMCC website at wbmcc.nic.in.
  2. Navigate to the "NEET UG 2026 Counselling" section on the homepage.
  3. Click on the link labelled "Seat Matrix" or "Available Seats / Seat Allotment Details".
  4. A PDF document or web table will open listing all participating colleges, course-wise total seats, state quota seats and category-wise breakdown.
  5. Download the PDF and refer to it while filling your choices during Round 1, Round 2 and mop-up rounds.
  6. Check for seat matrix updates after each round — WBMCC publishes a revised matrix showing remaining vacancies before subsequent rounds open.

Reviewing the seat matrix before choice filling helps you understand how many seats are actually available in your category at your preferred colleges. Colleges with fewer category-specific seats fill up faster, so students should keep backup choices ready across districts.

WBMCC NEET 2026 Seat Matrix FAQs

Ques. How many total MBBS state quota seats are available under WBMCC NEET 2026 counselling?

Ans. Based on 2025 seat matrix trends, approximately 2,800 MBBS state quota seats are expected under WBMCC NEET 2026 counselling. This includes around 2,275 seats from government medical colleges (100% state quota) and approximately 525 seats from private medical colleges (50% state quota).

Ques. What percentage of private medical college MBBS seats are available under West Bengal state quota?

Ans. Exactly 50% of total MBBS seats in private medical colleges in West Bengal are contributed to the state quota and allotted through WBMCC NEET counselling. The remaining 50% are management or NRI quota seats filled directly by each institution.

Ques. What is the SC reservation percentage for MBBS seats in West Bengal?

Ans. Scheduled Caste (SC) students get 22% reservation in West Bengal state quota MBBS and BDS seats. This is higher than the national SC reservation of 15%, reflecting West Bengal’s state-level policy.

Ques. Are BDS seats included in the WBMCC NEET 2026 seat matrix?

Ans. Yes. The WBMCC seat matrix covers both MBBS and BDS seats. Government and private dental colleges in West Bengal participate in the same WBMCC NEET 2026 counselling process. Approximately 400 BDS state quota seats are expected based on 2025 trends.

Ques. Which government medical college in West Bengal has the most MBBS seats?

Ans. Medical College and Hospital, Kolkata is the largest government medical college in West Bengal with an expected intake of approximately 250 MBBS seats. It is also one of the most competitive colleges in WBMCC counselling, with closing ranks among the lowest in the state.

Ques. When will WBMCC release the official seat matrix for NEET 2026 counselling?

Ans. The official WBMCC NEET 2026 seat matrix is expected to be released on wbmcc.nic.in before Round 1 counselling registration begins. Students should monitor the official portal regularly for schedule announcements and the seat matrix download link.