TN MBBS Rank List 2026-27 — Score-wise & Community-wise Analysis

How many candidates hold every NEET mark in Tamil Nadu’s official Provisional Rank List for MBBS/BDS 2026-27, published by the Selection Committee (DME) on 10 August 2026 — broken down by quota and by community. Every number on this page is counted directly from the three published lists.

How many candidates at each score band

The “total at/above” columns are what actually matter in counselling: that is how many people sit ahead of you in that list before the seats reach your band.

Counted from the published lists. A candidate can appear in more than one list — the Government Quota and Management Quota lists overlap heavily, because most students apply for both.

Community-wise totals — Govt Quota & 7.5%

Only the Government Quota and 7.5% Government School lists carry a community column. OC candidates are printed without a community rank — they are ranked on the general merit list only — so the OC figures below are counted from the community column itself, not from the rank column.

Government Quota — community × score band

This is the table to read if you want to know how crowded your own community is at your score level.

7.5% Government School — community × score band

The 7.5% list is small (3,625 candidates) and its topper scored 599, so a government-school student converts a given mark into a far better rank here than in the general list.

Management Quota — score-wise only

The Management Quota rank list is a single general merit list with no community column at all, because management quota seats carry no community reservation. 26,956 candidates, topper at 693 marks. Use the score-band table above for its distribution, or the score checker for an exact count at any mark.

Seat matrix 2026-27 — how many MBBS seats, and who fills them

The tentative seat matrix published as Annexure III of the Selection Committee’s 2026-27 prospectus. Government college seats, split by quota:

Only the State Quota column is filled through Tamil Nadu counselling; the All India Quota 15% goes through MCC, and the ESIC ward quota is a separate pool for insured persons’ wards.

Up to which rank actually got a seat (2025)

The deepest general state rank that actually received an MBBS seat in each pool, from the official 2025 allotment lists. This is what happened last year — it is not a prediction for 2026; cut-offs move with the seat matrix and with choice filling.

Government medical colleges

ESIC medical college

Self-financing (private) colleges

State private universities

Government-quota seats inside self-financing and private-university colleges are filled from the SAME government-quota merit list, which is why they appear here. Government Erode’s ESIC “IRT Ward” allotments are excluded — that is a separate pool, not a general-quota closing. The number in brackets is that rank’s NEET mark.

How these numbers were counted

• Source: the three official PDFs titled “Provisional Rank List for MBBS/BDS 2026-27 Session” published by the Selection Committee, Directorate of Medical Education & Research, Chennai on 10 August 2026.
• Every row of all three lists was read — 66,507 entries in total. Rank sequences run unbroken from 1 to the list size with no gaps or duplicates, so nothing is missing or double-counted.
• Only counts are published here. No candidate names, application numbers or roll numbers are reproduced.
• These are provisional lists. If the Selection Committee issues an addendum after grievance redressal, the totals will shift slightly.

Related: TN MBBS closing marks by college · NEET UG 2026 counselling schedule · State quota vs All India Quota

College-wise closing marks

This page counts candidates by score. To see the actual closing mark for a specific college, use the college-wise cutoff index — round-wise closing marks and ranks by community for all 93 Tamil Nadu medical and dental colleges.