The results from the Gujarat NEET UG Round 2 counselling give us a good look at how Open Category cut-offs shifted across government and private medical colleges in the state.
When comparing Round 1 and Round 2 cut-offs, it’s clear that most government medical colleges saw a slight decrease. This Round 2 info will be helpful for students gearing up for Round 3 counselling and those eyeing their admission plans for NEET UG 2027.
Keep in mind, Gujarat has specific domicile and eligibility criteria for its state counselling, especially for private medical colleges. So, if you’re from another state, double-check your eligibility before applying to these colleges.
Gujarat Government Medical College Cut-Offs: Round 1 vs Round 2
The Open Category cut-offs at government medical colleges in Gujarat dipped a bit during Round 2.
BJ Medical College, Ahmedabad
BJ Medical College had a Round 1 cut-off around 631 marks. In Round 2, it dropped to about 624 marks—a decline of roughly 7 marks.
Government Medical College, Vadodara
GMC Vadodara started with a Round 1 cut-off of about 597 marks. In Round 2, it fell to approximately 593 marks.
Shri M.P. Shah Government Medical College, Jamnagar
This college also saw a cut-off decrease, landing at around 566 marks in Round 2.
GMERS Medical College, Sola
Known as one of the key medical institutions, GMERS Sola had its Open Category cut-off drop to roughly 555 marks in Round 2.
GMERS Medical College, Gandhinagar
GMERS Gandhinagar recorded a Round 2 cut-off of about 546 marks.
GMERS Medical College, Himmatnagar
In Himmatnagar, the Round 2 cut-off settled at around 526 marks.
NHL Municipal Medical College, Ahmedabad
NHL Municipal Medical College's Round 2 cut-off stood at approximately 507 marks.
Narendra Modi Medical College, Ahmedabad
Narendra Modi Medical College had a Round 2 cut-off of around 488 marks, which was on the lower end for government colleges.
Government Medical College Cut-Off Summary
| Government Medical College | Round 1 |
Round 2 |
|---|---|---|
| BJ Medical College, Ahmedabad | 631 | 624 |
| GMC Vadodara | 597 | 593 |
| SHri M.P Shah Medical College | -- | 566 |
| GMERS Sola | -- | 555 |
| GMERS Gandhinagar | -- | 546 |
| GMERS Himmatnagar | -- | 526 |
| NHL Municipal Medical College | -- | 507 |
| Narendra Modi Medical College | -- | 488 |
Round 1 figures are those explicitly mentioned in the source analysis. Round 2 figures reflect the transcript.
Gujarat Private Medical College Open Category Cut-Off
When it comes to private medical colleges, the Round 2 cut-offs were significantly lower compared to the major government institutions.
Here’s a look at the approximate cut-offs for the colleges discussed:
GCS Medical College, Ahmedabad
GCS Medical College had an Open Category cut-off of about 495 marks in Round 2.
Pramukhswami Medical College
This college’s Round 2 cut-off came in at around 466 marks.
Gujarat Adani Institute of Medical Sciences
The cut-off here was approximately 458 marks.
Parul Institute of Medical Sciences
The transcript lists a notably low score for Parul Institute—49 marks. It’s wise to verify this against the official allotment data before relying on it for admission decisions.
Private Medical College Cut-Off Summary
| Private Medical College | Round 2 Open Category Cut-Off |
|---|---|
| GCS Medical College | 495 |
| Pramukhswami Medical College | 466 |
| Gujarat Adani Institute if Medical College | 458 |
| Parul Institute | 49* |
The Parul figure appears as 49 in the source transcript and should be verified with the official counselling data.
What Does the Round 1 vs Round 2 Movement Indicate?
The latest data reveals a drop in cut-offs at key government institutions we’ve analyzed.
Take a look at these examples:
* BJ Medical College: 631 → 624
* GMC Vadodara: 597 → 593
Such shifts can happen for several reasons, like candidate withdrawals, seat upgrades, changes in preferences, and the availability of seats in later rounds.
But don't assume that Round 2 cut-offs are a lock for Round 3. The next round could go either way, depending on how many candidates show up, the seats left, and the choices candidates make.
Important: Gujarat's Domicile and Eligibility Rules
For students eyeing Gujarat counselling, eligibility is crucial.
The analysis points out that Gujarat's private medical college counselling isn't as open as a nationwide counselling system. Not every student from other states can just jump in.
So, it's wise to check the current Gujarat state counselling eligibility and domicile requirements before using these cut-offs in your admission plans.
For candidates with a Gujarat domicile, the Round 2 data can serve as a handy reference when sizing up colleges for Round 3.
How Can Students Use This Data for Round 3?
Candidates should treat the Round 2 numbers as a reference point, not a guaranteed cutoff.
Keep these factors in mind:
1. Your NEET score
How does your score stack up against the Round 2 closing scores of colleges you’re interested in?
2. Round 2 movement
The declines at places like BJ Medical College and GMC Vadodara show that cut-offs can fluctuate between rounds.
3. Available vacancies
The number of seats left after Round 2 will play a big role in the Round 3 allotments.
4. Candidate movement
Withdrawals and upgrades can create extra vacancies, possibly affecting the Round 3 closing scores.
5. Eligibility
Make sure you meet the relevant Gujarat counselling requirements before filling out your choices.
What About NEET UG 2027?
The Round 2 data can also be a helpful tool for students looking ahead to NEET UG 2027.
That said, don't treat the 2026 cut-offs as set in stone for 2027. Cut-offs can vary widely year to year due to factors like:
* NEET difficulty level
* Number of candidates
* Candidate preferences
* Seat availability
* Government and private college admissions
* Changes in counselling rules
* Category-wise competition
So, while historical cut-offs can give you insight into general trends and college competition, they shouldn’t be seen as fixed numbers for future admissions.
Final Takeaway
Gujarat's NEET UG Round 2 Open Category counselling shows a clear downward trend in cut-offs at several government medical colleges compared to Round 1.
BJ Medical College dropped from around 631 to 624 marks, and GMC Vadodara fell from about 597 to 593 marks. Other significant institutions saw Round 2 cut-offs ranging from roughly 566 marks at Shri M.P. Shah Medical College to 488 marks at Narendra Modi Medical College.
Private medical colleges reported much lower cut-offs, with figures like approximately 495 at GCS Medical College, 466 at Pramukhswami Medical College, and 458 at Gujarat Adani Institute of Medical Sciences.
As students gear up for Round 3, the key info will be the official Round 3 vacancy status and updated allotment data. It’s also essential to carefully review Gujarat's eligibility requirements before relying on these numbers for your college choices.
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