NEET UG closing ranks for SMS Medical College Jaipur Round 3 released today, 16 October 2026

SMS Medical College, Jaipur, has today, 16 October 2026, released the NEET UG closing ranks for Round 3 admissions to its MBBS courses. The college, established in 1947, is Rajasthan’s most prestigious government medical college, with admission based on the NEET medical entrance exam.

The duration of the MBBS course at SMS Medical College is 4.5 years, followed by a compulsory one-year rotating medical internship. In 2026, 55 Rajasthan colleges filled a general-merit seat in Round 3, with SMS Medical College being the most competitive for these seats.

SMS Medical College Jaipur Round 3 Cutoffs

Sawai Man Singh Medical College, Jaipur, recorded the most competitive closing rank for general-merit seats in Round 3, at Rajasthan state rank 177. In contrast, the seat that went deepest in Round 3 across the state was at Prince Medical College & Hospital, closing at Rajasthan state rank 17,045.

Analysis of historical data gives the sense that Round 3 cutoffs tightened at 27 colleges and eased at 16 colleges across the years on record. A tighter cutoff marks that a better rank was required for admission compared to the previous year. The cutoff varies annually based on factors such as NEET difficulty level, number of applicants, seat availability, category, and the specific counselling round.

NEET UG 2026 Cutoff Scores for SMS Medical College Jaipur

Detailed information regarding the minimum NEET rank and score required for MBBS admission in Rajasthan was provided as of January 11, 2026. Government medical colleges typically have higher cutoff ranks, while private medical colleges generally have comparatively lower cutoff ranks. The following tables present the 2026 cutoff scores for SMS Medical College Jaipur across different categories for both All India and Rajasthan State Counselling.

All India Counselling Cutoff Scores (2026)

Rajasthan State Counselling Cutoff Scores (2026)

MBBS Fees and Counselling Process

SMS Medical College Jaipur offers varying MBBS fees based on the quota. For the Government Quota, the annual fee is ₹70,400. The Management Quota fee is ₹10,05,100 per year, and the NRI Quota fee stands at $34,729 per year. The competition for MBBS seats in Rajasthan is intense, with the state’s 85% State Quota consistently demanding some of the highest NEET scores in the country.

SMS Jaipur is a state government institution that contributes 15% of its total seats to the All-India Quota (AIQ) managed by the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC), while retaining 85% for Rajasthan State Quota counselling. In Rajasthan, 15% of MBBS seats in Government, RajMES, and ESIC medical colleges are allotted through MCC All India Quota (AIQ) counselling. The remaining 85% State Quota seats in Rajasthan are allotted through Rajasthan NEET UG (RAJUGNEET) counselling, conducted online by the state counselling authority with Rajasthan University of Health Sciences (RUHS), Jaipur. Private medical colleges in Rajasthan offer 100% MBBS seats through state counselling. AIIMS Jodhpur, an Autonomous Central Institute, allocates 100% of its seats via the Open Seat Quota in MCC counselling.

Rajasthan mandates a two-year service bond for MBBS graduates, requiring them to serve in rural or government health centers upon course completion. Non-compliance with this bond incurs a financial penalty of ₹5 Lakhs.

The duration of the MBBS course at SMS Medical College is 4.5 years, followed by a compulsory one-year rotating medical internship, after which the service bond would apply.

Further reading

• Rajasthan NEET UG 2026 stray vacancy round registration starts: apply by October 17
• Bihar NEET 2026 UGMAC round 3 result out: download allotment letter by October 17
• National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (UG) counselling: rounds, dates and seat allotment Next step
• CUET 2027: Register by November 25
• KCET registration 2027 to open tentatively in January, application fee details
• MGUG MBBS vacant seat admission 2026-27: apply by November 30 Applications open

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