Dear NEET Aspirants and Parents,
The My Career My Future (MCMF) team of expert counsellors brings you the latest update on the Himachal Pradesh Round-3 NEET UG 2025 Counselling Result.

In this post, we break down college-wise cut-offs, compare them with previous rounds, and discuss whether there’s any realistic chance for Round-4 vacancies in the state.

🩺 Key Observation

Himachal Pradesh continues to be one of the most student-friendly states when it comes to government medical college cut-offs. Even in Round 3, students secured MBBS seats at comparatively lower scores than in most other states.

🏛️ Government Medical Colleges – Round-3 Cut-offs

College Name	Round-3 Cut-off (Score)	Remarks / Trend
Indira Gandhi Medical College, Shimla (IGMC)	519	Top Government college; marginal fall from Round-2
Dr. Rajendra Prasad GMC, Tanda	513	Highly reputed; slight 2-point dip
Shri Lal Bahadur Shastri GMC, Mandi	502	Consistent drop of 2-3 marks per round
Dr. Radhakrishnan GMC, Hamirpur	492	Stable mid-tier range
Dr. Yashwant Singh Parmar GMC, Nahan	484	Low cut-off compared to other North Indian states
Pt. Jawaharlal Nehru GMC, Chamba	476	One of the lowest government cut-offs in Round-3

✅ Observation:
Each round shows only 2–3 marks of downward movement, proving that the cut-offs are stabilizing and most Government MBBS seats are now filled.

🏫 Private Medical College (Himachal Pradesh State Quota)

College	Quota Type	Cut-off (Score)
Maharishi Markandeshwar (MMU), Solan	State Quota (HP)	469
Maharishi Markandeshwar (MMU), Solan	Management Quota	262

➡️ Note:

The State Quota seats are reserved for Himachali students.
The Management Quota at MMU is open to students from other states, making it an attractive option for those still seeking MBBS seats in private institutions.

📊 Comparison with Previous Rounds

Across all Government colleges:

Round-1 → Round-2: Average drop = 2–3 marks
Round-2 → Round-3: Average drop = 2–3 marks
There’s been no major fall, indicating that most strong candidates have already joined their allotted seats.

🔍 Round-4 Possibility Analysis

Government Colleges: Very low probability of new vacancies.
- Only in rare cases (withdrawals or document rejections) might 1–2 stray seats appear.
Private Colleges: Slight possibility of minor movement in Management Quota or NRI Quota after reporting.

➡️ MCMF will track all post-joining vacancy updates and release immediate alerts once Round-4 or Mop-Up notifications are published.

🧠 Key Takeaways for Students

Himachal has one of India’s lowest government cut-offs—a golden opportunity for eligible students.
Round-4 chances are slim; prepare documentation for Mop-Up rounds if applicable.
Monitor reporting lists—students missing reporting deadlines may free up stray seats.
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