Medical Colleges in Mumbai, All India Quota

Mumbai has 14 medical colleges that participate in All India Quota NEET-UG counselling, including 7 government, 4 private, 3 deemed. These colleges collectively offer 1,900 MBBS seats through the counselling process.

The teaching hospitals attached to these colleges have a combined capacity of 13,170 beds. That averages to roughly 941 beds per institution. Government colleges account for 9,142 beds while private institutions provide 648.

Medical education in Mumbai spans 179 years. The oldest institution, Grant Medical Coll & Sir J.j.hosp, was established in 1845. The most recently established is Government Medical College (2024).

Seat capacity varies across institutions in Mumbai. Dr. DY Patil Dental College and Hosp. Navi Mumbai has the highest intake at 250 seats, while Government Medical College has 50 seats. Government colleges account for 58% of the total seat capacity in the city.

For NEET 2026 candidates considering Mumbai: most MBBS seats here (1,100 of 1,900) are in government colleges, which typically have lower fees but require higher NEET ranks. Candidates with ranks in the upper range may find government options here more accessible than in larger cities.