Karnataka students
Private college seats (up to 68,361), GMP (69,446), management (2,29,475), plus OBC, SC, ST, 371(J) and minority quotas if you are eligible.
Every seat type that closed after rank 25,000 in 2025 — with quota, fee and who can apply
A low NEET PG rank does not always rule out MS OBG. See every Karnataka seat type that was still available at later ranks in 2025 — higher-fee private, reserved, minority, open, NRI, GMP and management seats — with the fee and eligibility for each, and check your own rank in seconds.
How to read this page: ranks are NEET PG 2025 All India Ranks — the last seat allotted in each seat type across all KEA rounds. Fees are from the 2025 KEA fee matrix. You must still meet the NEET PG qualifying cut-off.
Share your NEET PG 2026 rank, state, category and budget. We show you every realistic MS OBG seat and plan your KEA choices.
In KEA 2025 counselling, MS OBG seats were still allotted at much later ranks: standard-fee private seats up to 32,198, higher-fee private seats up to 68,361, GMP up to 69,446, NRI quota up to 1,11,936, open quota up to 1,50,245 (all states) and management up to 2,29,475. SC and ST government-quota seats closed at 67,150 and 73,246. Fees rise sharply as the rank gets later.
Open to candidates from every state. Private fee of the college.
For NRI and NRI-sponsored candidates.
Last GMP OBG seat in 2025.
The last MS OBG seat of any type in 2025.
Choose your status, enter your NEET PG rank, and see every 2025 seat type you are eligible for — with the closing rank and fee.
Your options will appear here. All seats are allotted through KEA counselling, and you must meet the NEET PG qualifying cut-off.
Every Karnataka seat type that closed after rank 25,000 in 2025, from earliest to latest closing rank.
| Seat Type | 2025 Closing Rank | Fee | Who Can Apply |
|---|---|---|---|
| Government quota — Category 1 (1G) 3A (20,718), 3B (18,256) and 2B (22,906) closed earlier. |
26,586 | About ₹7.83 lakh a year (private college) | Karnataka OBC candidates (that category) |
| Government quota — General Merit, Kalyana Karnataka (GMH) Needs a valid 371(J) certificate. |
30,650 | About ₹7.83 lakh a year (private college) | Karnataka 371(J) candidates |
| Government quota — Category 2A (2AG) The latest OBC government-quota rank for OBG. |
31,901 | About ₹7.83 lakh a year (private college) | Karnataka OBC candidates (that category) |
| Private college seats — standard fee (Navodaya / Kanachur) KVG (31,432) and Akash (31,718) closed just before. Quota not split in the source. |
32,198 | ₹13,87,994 a year | Karnataka-eligible candidates |
| Private college seat — SDM, Dharwad Quota not split in the source. |
37,737 | ₹28,74,300 a year (private quota) | Karnataka-eligible candidates |
| Government quota — SC (Kalyana Karnataka, SCH) Needs a valid 371(J) certificate. |
40,745 | About ₹7.83 lakh a year (private college) | Karnataka SC with 371(J) |
| Private college seat — Srinivas, Mangaluru Higher-fee private seat. |
48,255 | ₹50,40,000 a year (private quota) | Karnataka-eligible candidates |
| Government quota — ST (Kalyana Karnataka, STH) Needs a valid 371(J) certificate. |
54,824 | About ₹7.83 lakh a year (private college) | Karnataka ST with 371(J) |
| Private college seat — Adichunchanagiri, B G Nagara Higher-fee private seat. |
56,176 | ₹40,15,000 a year (private quota) | Karnataka-eligible candidates |
| Private college seat — Sri Madhusudan Sai, Chikkaballapura Confirm the fee with the college. |
58,141 | OBG fee not listed in the source | Karnataka-eligible candidates |
| Private college seat — M S Ramaiah, Bengaluru Higher-fee private seat in Bengaluru. |
62,098 | ₹50,40,000 a year (private quota) | Karnataka-eligible candidates |
| Government quota — SC (rest of Karnataka, SCG) Lowest-fee option for SC candidates at this rank. |
67,150 | About ₹7.83 lakh a year (private college) | Karnataka SC candidates |
| Private college seat — Dayananda Sagar, Harohalli Higher-fee private seat south of Bengaluru. |
68,361 | ₹50,15,000 a year (private quota) | Karnataka-eligible candidates |
| General merit private (GMP) Merit-based private seats. |
69,446 | Private fee of the college | Karnataka-eligible candidates |
| Government quota — ST (rest of Karnataka, STG) Lowest-fee option for ST candidates at this rank. |
73,246 | About ₹7.83 lakh a year (private college) | Karnataka ST candidates |
| General merit private — Kalyana Karnataka (GMPH) For 371(J) candidates. |
75,866 | Private fee of the college | Karnataka 371(J) candidates |
| Minority quota (latest sub-category) Minority sub-categories closed between 14,280 and 1,06,207. |
1,06,207 | Private fee of the college | Eligible minority candidates |
| NRI quota Needs NRI status or NRI sponsorship. |
1,11,936 | NRI fee set for the college | NRI or NRI-sponsored |
| Private seats — open quota (OPN) Open to candidates from every state. |
1,50,245 | Private fee of the college | Candidates from every state |
| Management / institutional (MNG) Open to every NEET PG-qualified candidate. |
2,29,475 | ₹60.15 lakh – ₹1.08 crore (listed) | Candidates from every state |
Ranks are the last seat allotted in Karnataka in 2025 for each seat type. Popular colleges fill earlier. Fees are annual tuition from the 2025 KEA fee matrix; management fees are as listed — confirm every fee in writing.
What was still possible in each rank band in 2025. With a rank in a band, you can also aim for every option in the later bands.
| NEET PG Rank | Seats That Closed in This Band | What Was Possible |
|---|---|---|
| 25,000 – 50,000 | 7 | Category 1 (26,586) and 2A (31,901) government quota, GMH (30,650), standard-fee private seats up to 32,198, SDM (37,737), SC Kalyana Karnataka (40,745) and Srinivas (48,255) — plus everything in the later bands. |
| 50,000 – 1,00,000 | 9 | Higher-fee private seats (Adichunchanagiri, Sri Madhusudan Sai, M S Ramaiah, Dayananda Sagar), GMP (69,446), GMPH (75,866), and SC (67,150) and ST (73,246) government quota. |
| 1,00,000 – 1,50,000 | 2 | Minority seats up to 1,06,207 if eligible and NRI quota (1,11,936). |
| 1,50,000 – 2,29,475 | 2 | Private open quota (1,50,245, all states) and management seats up to 2,29,475. |
| Above 2,29,475 | 0 | No MS OBG seat closed this late in 2025. Consider MCC deemed seats, other branches or other states. |
Rank under 25,000? Use the MS OBG rank guide — government-quota and standard-fee private seats are still in play. Reserved categories should also check the category-wise cutoff.
Private college seats (up to 68,361), GMP (69,446), management (2,29,475), plus OBC, SC, ST, 371(J) and minority quotas if you are eligible.
Private open quota (1,50,245) and management (2,29,475) through KEA, and deemed universities through MCC. Karnataka reserved seats are not open to you.
NRI quota (1,11,936) with sponsor documents, plus open-quota and management seats. See the NRI quota guide.
A ₹40–62 lakh yearly fee becomes ₹1.20–1.87 crore over three years. Compare every option on the fees page before you choose.
Every seat on this page is allotted by KEA on NEET PG merit. Never pay for a “direct” seat outside counselling. See the management quota guide.
Later-round seats move fast. List every seat type you qualify for in the right order, and consider MCC deemed seats alongside KEA.
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Yes. In 2025, standard-fee private college seats closed after 30,000 at KVG (31,432), Akash (31,718), Navodaya and Kanachur (32,198), and higher-fee seats at SDM (37,737), Srinivas (48,255), Adichunchanagiri (56,176) and M S Ramaiah (62,098). 2A government quota closed at 31,901.
Yes, mainly through higher-fee seats. In 2025, Adichunchanagiri (56,176), Sri Madhusudan Sai (58,141), M S Ramaiah (62,098), Dayananda Sagar (68,361), GMP (69,446) and GMPH (75,866) closed after 50,000, as did SC (67,150) and ST (73,246) government quota.
Mainly through minority seats if eligible (up to 1,06,207), NRI quota (1,11,936), private open quota (1,50,245, all states) and management seats (2,29,475).
Yes. In 2025, minority seats closed up to 1,06,207, NRI at 1,11,936, private open quota (all states) at 1,50,245 and management at 2,29,475.
Mainly through management seats, which closed at 2,29,475 in 2025. Private open-quota seats closed just after 1,50,000 (1,50,245). Listed management fees for MS OBG ranged from ₹60.15 lakh to ₹1.08 crore.
Possibly, through management seats only. In 2025 the last MS OBG management seat in Karnataka closed at 2,29,475. You must also meet the NEET PG qualifying cut-off.
In KEA 2025 counselling, the last MS OBG seat of any type was a management seat that closed at NEET PG rank 2,29,475. Closing ranks change every year with the number of seats and candidates.
Yes. Other-state candidates can use KEA private open-quota seats (closed at 1,50,245 in 2025), NRI seats if eligible (1,11,936) and management seats (2,29,475), as well as MCC deemed university seats. They cannot use Karnataka government-quota or reserved seats.
For reserved categories, government-quota seats in private colleges (about ₹7.83 lakh a year) closed late in 2025 — 31,901 for 2A, 67,150 for SC and 73,246 for ST. For others, standard-fee private seats up to 32,198 cost ₹13.88 lakh a year, far less than NRI or management seats.
No. In 2025 the OBG management closing rank moved from 1,78,337 to 2,29,475 and open quota from 1,27,138 to 1,50,245, while NRI moved earlier, from 1,27,818 to 1,11,936. Use 2025 ranks as a range and keep back-up choices.
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