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Understanding NEET UG 2027: Admission Insights for MBBS and BDS in Uttar Pradesh

As students prepare for the NEET UG 2027, understanding the admission landscape for MBBS and BDS programs in Uttar Pradesh is crucial. This article explores the colleges that accept lower NEET scores, the factors influencing admissions, and the fee structures of both government and private institutions. With insights from NEET experts, readers will gain valuable information on how to navigate the admission process effectively. Discover which colleges offer the best opportunities for aspiring medical students in UP.
By Ambika Singh Nov 3, 2026, 18:39 IST

Overview of NEET UG 2027 Admissions



For those gearing up for the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) UG 2027, grasping the admission process for MBBS and BDS programs is crucial. The admissions are determined by both the 'All India Quota' and 'State Quota,' allowing candidates with lower NEET UG scores to gain entry into these programs. This article will delve into the government and private medical colleges in Uttar Pradesh (UP) that accept lower NEET UG scores and compare their fee structures. Additionally, we will explore other factors influencing admissions beyond just the NEET UG score.


Key Factors Affecting Medical Course Admissions

To enroll in MBBS and BDS courses, a valid NEET UG score from the current academic year is essential. The National Testing Agency (NTA) conducts the NEET UG examination annually.


Admissions are facilitated through two main counseling types: Central counseling and State counseling. Central counseling encompasses all seats in central medical colleges and 15% of seats in state-run medical colleges, known as the 'All India Quota' (AIQ). Each state manages its own counseling for 85% of the seats in its medical colleges, referred to as 'State Quota' seats.


Moreover, admissions are influenced by reservation policies for various categories, including EWS, OBC, SC, ST, and PwD (Persons with Disabilities).


Medical Colleges in UP with Lowest Admission Scores

Which medical colleges in Uttar Pradesh accept the lowest NEET UG scores for admissions? NEET expert Nabin Karki indicates that there is no fixed score threshold, as college rankings fluctuate yearly based on NEET UG results. However, the admission trends for MBBS and BDS this year provide valuable insights.


Government Medical Colleges with Low Admission Scores

According to Nabin Karki, based on the 2026 admission trends, ASMC Sonbhadra and KGMU Dental College, Lucknow, are among the government institutions that accepted the lowest scores. ASMC Sonbhadra admitted a General category candidate with a NEET UG score of 563, the lowest for MBBS in the state.


KGMU Dental College, Lucknow, admitted a General category candidate for BDS with a score of 557, marking the lowest score for BDS admissions.


Additionally, under the All India quota, ASMC Siddharthnagar accepted a General category candidate for MBBS with a score of 558, the lowest for this category in UP.


Private Colleges with Low Admission Scores

Nabin Karki highlights that Teerthanker Mahaveer Medical College, Moradabad, is the private institution in UP that admitted a General category candidate for MBBS with the lowest NEET UG score of 214.


For BDS, the Dental College in Azamgarh accepted a General category candidate with a score of 177. Notably, the All India quota does not apply to private medical colleges.


MBBS Fee Structures at Notable Colleges

Let's compare the MBBS tuition fees for the government and private colleges that accepted the lowest NEET UG scores in 2026. Here are the details for the General category:


ASMC Sonbhadra: The annual tuition fee for the MBBS course is ₹36,000, totaling less than ₹2 lakh for the entire 5.5-year program.


Teerthanker Mahaveer Medical College, Moradabad: The annual MBBS tuition fee is ₹17 lakh, leading to a total cost of approximately ₹1 crore to ₹1.25 crore for the full program.


Medical Colleges with Affordable Fees in UP

Among the medical colleges in UP with lower fees, AIIMS Gorakhpur and AIIMS Raebareli stand out, offering an MBBS degree for a total cost of ₹6,000. In the state-run category, ASMC Kanpur and Dr. Ram Manohar Lohia Institute of Medical Sciences, Lucknow, charge an annual MBBS tuition fee of ₹18,000. For private institutions, Hind Institute of Medical Sciences, Barabanki, has one of the lowest fee structures, with an annual fee of ₹13,60,690.


Total Medical Colleges and MBBS Seats in UP

According to the MBBS seat matrix for 2026 released by the National Medical Commission (NMC), Uttar Pradesh has 88 medical colleges, including both government and private institutions. This comprises 49 government medical colleges and 39 private medical colleges, totaling 14,000 MBBS seats—5,700 in government colleges and 8,300 in private colleges.


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