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Cracking JEE Main 2026 Kerala Students

The Kerala MBBS and BDS third phase allotment for 2025 has been released, marking an important milestone in this year’s medical and dental admission process. Based on NEET 2025 scores, this phase includes seats across 14 government medical colleges and 21 private medical colleges in Kerala.

With this round, almost 99% of MBBS and BDS seats in the state have been filled. Students who received new allotments, college changes, or course upgrades must complete all admission formalities by November 8, 2025.


📝 Admission Guidelines and Fee Payment

Students allotted seats must carefully follow the prescribed admission and payment procedures:

Since MBBS classes have already commenced, students are advised to complete admission procedures immediately and report to their colleges without delay.


📄 Allotment Process and Document Submission

According to the Medical Council of India (MCI), this phase excludes students who have already secured seats under the All India quota.

Students who have received a new allotment or a change in college or category must:

  1. Download the new allotment memo from the official portal.
  2. Submit the memo and the datasheet (showing Kerala medical rank and category details) during admission.
  3. If changing colleges, surrender original certificates and fees at the previously allotted institution before joining the new one.

Students continuing in the same college with only a category change (e.g., from minority to state merit) must also download and submit the revised memo.

Candidates from SC, ST, OEC, and registered fisherman categories are eligible for fee concessions and need only pay admission and hostel fees.


🔍 Stray Vacancy and Fourth Phase Allotment

Students allotted seats in the third phase must join their colleges before November 8. Failure to do so will result in loss of eligibility for both Kerala and All India subsequent allotments.

The fourth phase stray vacancy allotment will be conducted to fill seats left vacant after the third phase.

Students who obtained TC after October 28 or have already joined under the third phase will not be considered.

Meanwhile, the All India MCC stray vacancy allotment will begin on November 4. Candidates receiving seats there must complete admission through MCC and need not participate in Kerala’s further rounds.


📊 Closing Ranks and Score Trends

Below are the indicative last ranks and NEET 2025 scores for different categories under the third phase:

Government Medical Colleges

CategoryLast Kerala Medical RankNEET 2025 Score (Approx.)
State Merit90,494554
Ezhava249526
Muslim2,394
Latin Catholic368,900
Dheevara862
Vishwakarma319
BC Hindu2,916
BC Christian2,849
SC15,494
ST25,421

Private Medical Colleges

CategoryLast Kerala Medical Rank
State Merit453
Ezhava19,325
Muslim Minority1,448
Christian Minority12,686
SC1,834
ST29,388

The NRI quota closed at Kerala Medical Rank 44,673, with all eligible candidates allotted seats. The tuition fee for private MBBS seats varies up to ₹22.6 lakhs, depending on the college and category.

Detailed last rank data for each institution is available on the Kerala Entrance Commissioner’s official website.


🗓️ Important Dates to Remember

DateEvent
October 28, 2025Last date for TC submission for stray vacancy eligibility
November 4, 2025All India MCC stray vacancy allotment begins
November 8, 2025Last date to complete third phase admission procedures
November 10, 2025Kerala fourth phase stray vacancy allotment begins

 

 

✅ Final Instructions for Students

Candidates should log in to the Kerala Entrance Commissioner’s website (www.cee.kerala.gov.in) using their application number and password to download the allotment memo and datasheet. All fee payments and admissions must be completed by November 8 to confirm seats.

With this phase, Kerala’s medical and dental admission process is nearing completion after several months of counseling. The upcoming stray vacancy round will be the final opportunity for unallotted candidates.