The results of the May 4, 2025, NEET exam were made public on June 14, 2025, and they serve as the foundation for admission to the Karnataka MBBS program in 2025. The KEA oversees centralized counselling for government, private, and non-resident Indian (NRI) MBBS/BDS seats. Candidates had to meet the state domicile and NEET qualifying conditions, which might be demonstrated by language competence, family educational records, or Karnataka residency.
KCET 2025 Counselling Procedure
The process to get admission through KCET 2025 counselling is:
Step 1: Applicants must register and have their documents verified.
Step 2: Following registration and verification, the candidate needs to lock their selections and fill out the institutes and courses they want to enroll in. Once the choices are locked, they cannot be changed.
Step 3: Based on the candidate's merit and desired seats, the KCET 2025 simulated seat allocation outcome will be revealed. By logging in with their CET number, candidates can modify their selections and view the progress of their allocation. Two rounds of allocation, a second extended round, and a special round will all be carried out by the authorities.
Step 4: Before the deadline for KCET document verification in 2025, candidates must report to the colleges to which they have been assigned for admission.
MBBS Admissions 2025: NEET Cutoff and Key Concerns
NEET cutoff 2025 will be determined based on the following 5 factors:
- Total number of candidates who appear for the examination.
- Difficulty level of the examination.
- Performance of the candidates.
- Number of seats available.
- NEET cutoff for previous years.
Karnataka MBBS Admissions 2025: Colleges, Fees, Eligibility, and More
Provided below is a table reflecting prominent highlights of the top MBBS colleges in Karnataka with annual fees, numbers of colleges, specialisations, and more:
Particulars | Parameters |
No. of Colleges | 80+ colleges |
Annual Fee | Less than INR 1 lakh: 2 colleges INR 2-3 lakh: 11 colleges INR 3-5 lakh: 9 colleges >INR 5 lakh: 43 colleges |
Top MBBS Colleges | Kasturba Medical College St. John’s National Academy of Health Sciences Kasturba Medical College JSS Medical College M S Ramaiah Medical College Adichunchanagiri University |
Top Specialisations | General Surgery, Medicine |
Accepted Entrance Exams | NEET |
Almost 12,395 MBBS seats are available this year across 71 medical colleges in the state: 3,800 at government colleges, almost 6,000 at private, and more than 2,500 under assumed and NRI quotas. About 250 seats have been added to two new government institutions in Kanakapura and Ramanagara. It is expected that counseling will commence in early July and run through several rounds, including registration and mock allocations, Round 1 seat allocation, Round 2, mop-up, and stray vacancy rounds until November.
