MBBS admission Maharashtra: The Maharashtra State Common Entrance Test Cell has completed the second round of centralised admissions for MBBS and BDS courses for the 2026-27 academic yearA total of 9,265 students secured admission against 11,196 seats available under the state quota, leaving 1,931 seats vacant for the third round.
Among MBBS seats, 7,630 students secured admission, accounting for 88.93% of the 8,579 seats available across 67 medical colleges and universities. For BDS, 1,635 students were admitted, filling 62.47% of the 2,617 seats available across 29 colleges and universities.MBBS admissions reach 88.93%Of the 4,980 MBBS seats available across 42 government medical colleges, 4,825 were filled, leaving 155 vacant. The 23 private medical colleges had 3,149 seats, of which 2,625 were filled and 524 remained vacant.The two private medical universities had 450 MBBS seats. Of these, 180 were filled, leaving 270 vacant. Overall, 949 MBBS seats remain available for the third round.BDS admissions fill 62.47% seatsFor BDS, five government medical colleges offered 317 seats, with 254 students securing admission and 63 seats remaining vacant.
1,931 Maharashtra MBBS/BDS seats remain vacant
