Punjab’s postgraduate medical admissions – MD, MS and PG Diploma – are counselled by Baba Farid University of Health Sciences (BFUHS), Faridkot, based on NEET PG scores. The seat matrix tells you exactly how many seats are up for grabs in each government and private college, and in which specialization, before you sit down to fill your choices. This guide walks through the 2025 matrix (the last officially published one), what’s changing for the 2026 cycle, fees, reservation rules, and the full counselling flow.
In this article, you will get information about the Punjab NEET PG Seat Matrix, like the List of MBBS colleges.
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NEET PG Brief Description
| Features | Specifications |
| Name of Examination | National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (PG) – NEET-PG |
| Conducted by | National Board of Examinations (NBE) |
| Counselling Authority (Punjab) | Baba Farid University of Health Sciences (BFUHS), Faridkot |
| Quota Split | 50% State Quota (BFUHS) + 50% All India Quota (MCC) |
| Govt. Seats in Punjab | 456 |
| Private Seats in Punjab | 439 |
Punjab NEET PG Counselling 2026: Expected Schedule
BFUHS typically follows the same broad sequence every cycle. Based on how the 2025 round unfolded and the state’s revised admission notification, candidates should expect:
- Online registration and application fee payment
- Provisional state merit list publication
- Choice filling and locking
- Round 1 seat allotment, followed by document verification and reporting
- Round 2 (mop-up) and a stray-vacancy round to fill surrendered or vacant seats
Eligibility for Punjab NEET PG Counselling
- A valid, qualifying NEET PG score/rank in the applicable percentile category
- Completion of a compulsory rotatory internship before the counselling deadline
- Registration with BFUHS specifically for Punjab state counselling
- Domicile requirement now applies only to reserved-category state-quota seats; general-category state-quota eligibility no longer requires Punjab domicile under the latest notification
- Non-domicile candidates remain eligible for management and NRI-quota seats in private colleges regardless of the domicile change above
Punjab PG Government Medical Colleges Seat Matrix (MD/MS)
Below, we have mentioned the Punjab PG Government medical colleges seat matrix.
| Colleges | District | Estd | Seats |
| Govt Medical College Amritsar | Amritsar | 1943 | MD:96/MS:56 |
| Govt Medical College Patiala | Patiala | 1953 | MD:94/MS:60 |
| Guru Gobind Singh Medical College | Faridkot | 1973 | MD:99/MS:31 |
| Homi Bhabha Cancer Hospital Sangrur | Sangrur | N/A | MD:4 |
Punjab PG Private Medical Colleges Seat Matrix
Below, we have mentioned the Punjab PG Deemed Medical Colleges seat matrix.
| Colleges | District | Estd | Seats |
| Adesh Medical College Bathinda | Bathinda | 2006 | MD:57/MS:27 |
| Christian Medical College Ludhiana | Ludhiana | 1953 | MD:53/MS:23 |
| Dayanand Medical College | Ludhiana | 1963 | MD:83/MS:24 |
| Sri Guru Ram Das Inst of Medical Sciences | Amritsar | 1997 | MD:96/MS:43 |
Punjab PG Medical Colleges Seat Matrix (Diploma)
Below, we have mentioned the Punjab PG Deemed medical colleges seat matrix.
| Colleges | District | Estd | Seats |
| Govt Medical College Amritsar | Amritsar | 1943 | 10 |
| Govt Medical College Patiala | Patiala | 1953 | 6 |
Punjab PG Medical Colleges Seat Matrix PDF 2026
Fee Structure & Security Deposit (Typical Pattern)
While BFUHS confirms exact figures each cycle, recent years have followed this broad structure:
- Government seats: choice-filling security deposit of roughly ₹25,000 (₹12,500 for SC/BC candidates)
- Private/deemed seats: a considerably higher deposit, historically around ₹2 lakh
- Course fees vary sharply by college and quota – management and NRI-quota seats in private colleges cost significantly more than state-quota government seats
Punjab NEET PG Seat Matrix Category
| S.No. | Conversion Category | Category Converted To |
| 1 | ST (PwD, Ex, FF, NCC) | ST |
| 2 | SC (PwD, Ex, FF, NCC) | SC |
| 3 | UR (PwD, Ex, FF, NCC) | UR |
| 4 | OBC (PwD, Ex, FF, NCC) | OBC |
| 5 | EWS (PwD, Ex, FF, NCC) | EWS |
| 6 | ST | ST |
| 7 | SC | SC |
| 8 | OBC | UR |
| 9 | EWS | UR |
| 10 | Minority | UR |
Counselling Rounds Explained
- Round 1 & Round 2 – Seat allotment is strictly by merit, followed by document verification and physical reporting at the allotted college.
- Mop-Up / Round 3 – Fills seats surrendered after Rounds 1 and 2.
- Stray Vacancy Round – The final opportunity to grab any seats left vacant late in the cycle.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Where can I check the latest Punjab NEET PG seat matrix?
The updated matrix is released by BFUHS on its official website (bfuhs.ac.in) before each counselling round begins.
Has domicile been removed for Punjab PG state-quota seats?
Only for general-category state-quota seats, as per the government notification dated July 10, 2026. Reserved-category state-quota seats still carry domicile requirements.
Does the Punjab PG seat matrix change during counselling rounds?
Yes – seat numbers can shift due to additions, withdrawals, or category conversions in later rounds.
Are the 50% AIQ seats included in the Punjab seat matrix?
No. The Punjab NEET PG seat matrix reflects only the 50% state-quota seats; the remaining 50% AIQ seats are managed separately by MCC.
How many government and private colleges participate in Punjab NEET PG?
Roughly 6 government and 5 private medical colleges typically offer PG seats, though the exact count can vary year to year as new colleges get NMC approval.
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