Madhya Pradesh NEET PG Counselling (DME MP)
How the DME fills Madhya Pradesh's state-quota PG seats — the process, eligibility and documents.
Madhya Pradesh's state-quota PG medical seats are filled by the Directorate of Medical Education (DME), through the state's online counselling portal. It runs separately from the All-India MCC round and covers state government and private/state-quota seats.
This guide covers who conducts MP counselling, which seats it fills, the domicile eligibility that governs a state seat, what the portal collects, and how the process runs.
Who conducts this counselling
The DME, Madhya Pradesh, is the state authority for PG medical and dental admissions. It publishes the rule book, verifies eligibility, runs the online rounds and declares allotments through the state's counselling portal.
MP maintains an in-service quota for serving government doctors alongside the open state pool. The All India Quota portion of MP's government seats is handled by MCC.
What seats it fills
- State-quota PG seats in Madhya Pradesh government medical colleges.
- The in-service quota reserved for serving government doctors.
- The state-quota share of PG seats in private colleges under the state's arrangement.
Who is eligible
A qualifying NEET PG rank is required, and an MP state seat additionally depends on Madhya Pradesh domicile/eligibility as defined in the rule book. In-service candidates are considered under the service quota.
Confirm your eligibility category against the year's rules before planning around a state seat.
- A qualifying NEET PG rank/percentile for your category.
- MBBS from a recognised college with completed internship.
- Madhya Pradesh domicile/eligibility for a state seat, per the rule book.
- In-service candidates: qualifying government service, under the service quota.
- State reservation categories apply where claimed and documented.
The official portal & what it collects
What you enter / upload
- NEET PG credentials and rank, verified against the NBEMS result.
- Domicile, category and service details that set your seat pool.
- MBBS, internship and medical-registration details.
- Uploaded documents for verification.
- Your ordered choices and the online fee payment.
The process, step by step
Register on the DME MP portal
Register with your NEET PG details when MP opens counselling. Your domicile, category and service status are captured here and decide your eligible seats.
Verification and merit list
The DME verifies eligibility and category documents and publishes the state merit list.
Pay the fee and fill choices
Pay the fee, then fill and confirm your ordered choices. Order of preference is what the allotment follows.
Seat allotment across rounds
Allotment runs against state merit and your choices, across rounds, with reporting and exit rules that tighten as rounds progress.
Documents you'll need
- NEET PG rank letter / scorecard and admit card
- MBBS degree / provisional certificate and mark sheets
- Internship completion certificate
- Medical-council registration certificate
- Class 10 certificate (date of birth)
- Domicile / local-residence certificate as required
- Service certificate and bond details, for in-service candidates
- Category certificate where reservation is claimed, plus photo ID and photographs
Common questions
Do I need a Madhya Pradesh domicile for a state seat?
A state seat generally depends on Madhya Pradesh domicile/eligibility as defined in the rule book. Confirm your eligibility before relying on a state seat.
Is DME MP counselling separate from MCC?
Yes. The DME fills MP's state-quota seats; MCC fills the All India Quota and deemed/central seats. Separate registrations and seat pools.
Is there an in-service quota in MP?
Yes — a share of state PG seats is reserved for serving government medical officers, with the remainder filled on open state merit. The exact share is set in the rule book each year.
This guide explains how the process generally works so you walk in prepared. Dates, fees, exact eligibility clauses and portal links are set fresh each counselling cycle — always confirm the current details on the official portal before you act.