CAP Round 1–3 history
Compare supported choices with verified 2025 Maharashtra CAP Round 1–3 allotment evidence.
Maharashtra NEET 2026 choice review
Review your Maharashtra NEET MBBS and BDS choices
Enter your NEET All India Rank, Maharashtra allotment category, course, government-sector college choices and budget. AdmiScan reviews supported choices using verified 2025 CAP Round 1–3 historical allotment data and available fee evidence for 2026 planning.
- Verified CAP Round 1–3 history
- Government-sector scope kept explicit
- Fee and budget checks
Historical-data decision support. No admission or allotment guarantee.
Maharashtra NEET UG 2026 counselling status
Checked 26 August 2026CAP Round 1 choice filling is scheduled for 26–29 August
The revised Maharashtra NEET UG 2026 Group A schedule places final merit-list and seat-matrix publication on 25 August, online choice / preference filling from 26 to 29 August, and CAP Round 1 allotment on 30 August 2026.
Current stage
CAP Round 1 online choice / preference filling
Choice window
26–29 August 2026, up to the stated CET Cell deadline
Round 1 allotment
Scheduled for 30 August 2026
Current counselling guide
Maharashtra NEET 2026 CAP Round 1 choice filling: build a preference list around rank, seat type and budget
Review the current round, decision checklist and common mistakes before using the official counselling portal.
Official-source dataVerified 2025 Maharashtra CET Cell CAP allotment data
Route-specific matchingCAP Rounds 1–3
Transparent uncertaintyMissing evidence is never treated as a positive result
What the audit does
More useful than a cutoff lookup
AdmiScan reviews the complete admission decision: profile context, ordered choices, historical fit and gaps that could weaken the list.
Government-sector scope
Keep the current dataset boundary clear: government, government-aided and corporation colleges are supported; private and minority colleges are not yet represented by this audit dataset.
Fee and budget review
Compare available published standard government MBBS/BDS fee evidence with the student's entered budget.
Why AdmiScan is different
Audit the decision, not only the rank
A historical rank match does not automatically mean a choice is affordable or covered by the same counselling dataset. AdmiScan keeps Maharashtra allotment category, supported government-sector coverage, historical CAP evidence and fee checks explicit.
Check my Maharashtra NEET optionsIncluded in this review
- NEET All India Rank
- Maharashtra allotment category
- MBBS or BDS course
- Supported government-sector college and quota group
- Verified 2025 CAP Round 1–3 historical allotment evidence
- Published standard government fee evidence where available
- Budget and affordability risk
Sample finding
See the type of issue AdmiScan finds
Example: historical rank fit but coverage or budget risk
A student assumes that every Maharashtra medical college follows the same dataset and fee structure because a government-college option appears possible near the entered NEET AIR.
AdmiScan finding
The audit can keep the government-sector coverage boundary explicit and separately flag an option when its verified fee is above the student's entered budget.
How it works
A clearer decision in three steps
No counselling knowledge or spreadsheet work is required.
- 1
Enter your profile
Add the rank, category, academic profile, budget or other details relevant to this route.
- 2
Add ordered choices
Enter colleges, branches or programmes in the same order you are considering.
- 3
Review risks and gaps
Understand fit, list balance, missing backups and items requiring official verification.
Method and data
Know exactly what the audit uses
Admission guidance should not hide its evidence. AdmiScan states the dataset, supported scope and review date for each audit route.
Read full methodology- Historical dataset
- Verified 2025 Maharashtra CET Cell CAP allotment data
- Rounds covered
- CAP Rounds 1–3
- Current college scope
- Government, government-aided and corporation MBBS/BDS colleges
- Not yet included
- Private/minority colleges and later stray rounds
Frequently asked questions
Questions before starting
These answers are also visible in the page HTML so students and search systems can understand the service clearly.
Which rank does the Maharashtra NEET audit use?
The current Maharashtra audit uses NEET All India Rank with the applicable Maharashtra allotment-category context for the supported historical records.
Does the Maharashtra audit cover private and minority medical colleges?
Not in the current dataset. The supported 2025 history covers CAP Rounds 1–3 for government, government-aided and corporation colleges. Private/minority colleges and later stray rounds should not be inferred from this dataset.
Are Maharashtra government medical fees the final amount every student pays?
Not necessarily. The audit can use the published standard government MBBS/BDS fee where verified, before category-, income-, gender- or MAHADBT-based concessions that may reduce the actual payable amount for eligible students.
Does AdmiScan guarantee a Maharashtra medical seat?
No. Historical CAP data supports planning, but current rules, eligibility, seat availability, competition and your final preference order determine allotment.
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Before final submission
Make sure your list has a real strategy
Review your choices against available admission evidence and fix avoidable gaps before deadlines close.