Rajasthan NEET College Predictor 2026 - Find Your Ideal MBBS College

Rajasthan NEET College Predictor 2026: Predict Your MBBS Admission Chances the Smart Way

You've given everything to crack NEET. Late nights, stacks of NCERT books, mock test after mock test. Now the exam is done — and a brand new challenge sits in front of you: which MBBS college can you actually get? Your NEET rank is just a number until you map it against real counselling data.

That's exactly where the V4Edu Rajasthan NEET College Predictor steps in. It doesn't replace your counselling strategy — it sharpens it. In this guide, we'll walk you through everything: what the predictor is, how it works under the hood, how to use it step-by-step, how to get the most out of it during every counselling round, and — honestly — where its limits lie. No fluff, no vague generalities. Just practical guidance you can act on.

1. What Is the V4Edu Rajasthan NEET College Predictor?

The V4Edu Rajasthan NEET College Predictor is a data-driven online tool designed to help NEET UG aspirants estimate which government and private MBBS colleges in Rajasthan they have a realistic chance of securing admission in — based on their NEET rank, category, domicile, and quota preference.

Think of it as your personal counselling analyst available 24/7. Instead of manually combing through hundreds of pages of cutoff PDFs from previous years' counselling rounds, the V4Edu predictor does that comparison in seconds and gives you a prioritised list of colleges.

1.1 What the Predictor Does NOT Do

It's worth being upfront about this:

• It does not guarantee admission — it estimates probability based on historical data.
• It cannot account for year-on-year fluctuations in difficulty, total candidates, or seat additions.
• It does not replace official DME Rajasthan counselling — you must still register and participate in the process.

 

Quick Fact Rajasthan has approximately 7331 MBBS seats  34 (including AIIMS Jodhpur across) government and private medical colleges. The V4Edu Rajasthan NEET College Predictor helps you identify which of these seats your rank is competitive for — before counselling begins.

 

2. How the V4Edu Rajasthan NEET College Predictor Works

Most students treat the predictor as a black box — type in rank, get colleges. Understanding what's happening behind the scenes makes you a far more effective user.

2.1 The Core Algorithm: What Powers the Predictions

Historical Cutoff Mapping:

The predictor's foundation is previous years' opening and closing ranks from actual Rajasthan NEET counselling rounds. It stores round-wise data — Round 1, Round 2, Mop-up, and Stray Vacancy — for every college and every category.

Multi-Year Trend Analysis:

A good predictor doesn't just look at last year. It weights data across 2–3 counselling cycles to identify whether cutoffs are rising, falling, or stable at a particular college.

Category Reservoir Mapping:

 Reservation is complex in Rajasthan. The predictor maps your category (General, OBC-NCL, SC, ST, EWS, MBC, PwD) against the category-specific closing ranks — not just the overall merit list.

Seat Matrix Integration:

Available seats in each quota (State Quota 85%, AIQ 15%) are integrated so the predictor can flag when a category seat in a specific college is scarce, making the closing rank more competitive.

2.2 Rajasthan's Counselling Structure the V4Edu Predictor Uses

Quota	Seat %	Administered By	Who Can Apply
85% State Quota (Govt Colleges only)	85%	DME Rajasthan / RUHS	Rajasthan domicile holders only
Private – State Quota & Management Quota	100% of pvt seats	DME Rajasthan	Rajasthan domicile holders (Other State candidates allowed after round 2)

 

Note: The V4Edu Rajasthan NEET College Predictor primarily focuses on 85% State Quota government seats and 100% State Quota private and management seats .

3. Step-by-Step Guide: How to Use the V4Edu Rajasthan NEET College Predictor

Here's how to get the most accurate, useful results from the V4Edu predictor — in the right sequence.

Step 1 — Know Your Inputs Before You Start

Before you open the tool at predictor.v4edu.in, gather these four data points:

• Your NEET UG All India Rank (AIR) — from the official NTA result.
• Your NEET Score — needed for some tools that cross-verify rank.
• Your Category — General, OBC-NCL, SC, ST, EWS, MBC, or PwD.
• Your Domicile State — select Rajasthan to unlock 85% state quota results.

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Pro Tip from V4Edu

If official results haven't been declared yet, use the V4Edu NEET Rank Predictor first (based on your self-evaluated marks from the answer key) and then feed the estimated rank into the college predictor. This gives you a head-start of 3–5 weeks on your counselling preparation. Visit predictor.v4edu.in/rank-predictor

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Step 2 — Set the Correct Quota Filter

On the V4Edu predictor, select your quota: State Quota, AIQ, or Both. If you hold Rajasthan domicile, always run the state quota filter first — it's where 85% of government seats exist and where you'll face the least out-of-state competition.

Step 3 — Apply Category Filter

This is the step most students rush through — don't. Always filter by your actual category. A General category student shortlisting only general seats while having OBC certificate is losing access to reserved seats they're eligible for. Run the predictor once for each applicable category you qualify under.

Step 4 — Interpret the Three-Zone Output

Zone	What It Means	Action
Safe / High Probability	Your rank is within the last 3 years' closing rank — consistently	Prioritise in choice filling; target as confirmed backup
Moderate Chance	Your rank is near the closing rank — you'd need cutoff to stay flat or drop slightly	Include in choice filling; monitor round-wise data
Reach / Low Probability	Your rank is above last year's closing rank; needs cutoff to fall	Include selectively; don't over-rely

 

Step 5 — Cross-Reference with Official DME Data

After generating your predicted list on V4Edu, manually cross-check it with the official cutoff PDFs available on the DME Rajasthan website and the RUHS counselling portal. Predictors are accurate within a margin, but official data is the ground truth. Look especially at round-specific closing ranks — many students make the mistake of looking only at final round cutoffs, which are always lower than Round 1.

 

4. Rajasthan MBBS College Landscape: What Ranks Win Which Colleges?

Here's a realistic picture of how Rajasthan government MBBS colleges have historically stacked up in state quota (General/UR category) based on counselling closing ranks. These are reference bands — actual cutoffs shift annually.

4.1 Government Medical Colleges — Expected State Rank Bands

College	City	Expected State Rank (Gen, SQ)	Tier
Sawai Man Singh (SMS) Medical College	Jaipur	Top 1,200 – 1,800	Tier 1
RUHS College of Medical Sciences	Jaipur	1,800 – 3,000	Tier 1
Dr. SN Medical College	Jodhpur	3,000 – 5,500	Tier 2
RNT Medical College	Udaipur	4,500 – 7,500	Tier 2
Sardar Patel Medical College	Bikaner	5,000 – 8,500	Tier 2
JLN Medical College	Ajmer	5,500 – 9,000	Tier 2
Govt. Medical College, Kota	Kota	7,000 – 11,000	Tier 3
Govt. Medical College, Bharatpur	Bharatpur	9,000 – 13,000	Tier 3
Govt. Medical College, Churu	Churu	11,000 – 16,000	Tier 3
Govt. Medical College, Dungarpur	Dungarpur	12,000 – 18,000	Tier 3

 

Disclaimer: These rank bands are reference estimates based on historical trends. Actual cutoffs are released post-counselling by DME Rajasthan. Always verify against official round-wise data and the V4Edu predictor at predictor.v4edu.in

 

4.2 Category-wise Cutoff Reality Check

Category	Typical State Rank Range (Govt. MBBS)	Key Advantage
General (UR)	Top 1,200 – 18,000 across colleges	Highest seats, highest competition
OBC-NCL	Up to 25,000 – 30,000 (category rank)	15–20% reservation in state quota
SC	Up to 35,000 (category rank)	Significant reservation; wider range
ST	Up to 40,000+ (category rank)	Most relaxed cutoff; wider college access
EWS	Close to General cutoff with small buffer	10% reservation in state quota
MBC	Rajasthan-specific; moderate buffer	Sub-category of OBC with dedicated %

 

5. Using the V4Edu Predictor Across Every Counselling Round

This is where most students underuse the predictor. The V4Edu tool isn't just for pre-counselling planning — it's a live strategic asset through every round.

5.1 Before Results — Predictive Planning Phase

As soon as NEET is over, use the answer key to self-evaluate your score. Feed this estimated score into V4Edu's Rank Predictor (predictor.v4edu.in/rank-predictor), then use the resulting estimated AIR in the college predictor. The goal at this stage is orientation: Are you in the zone for top-3 Rajasthan government colleges? Mid-tier? Private only?

5.2 Round 1 — Strategic Shortlisting

With your official rank in hand, run the V4Edu predictor filtered for state quota, your category, and MBBS. Focus on your safe and moderate-chance colleges. In Round 1:

• Don't fill only aspirational reaches — you risk not getting any allotment.
• Don't fill only safe colleges — you may leave better options on the table.
• Aim for a 70/30 split: 70% realistic options, 30% stretch targets.

Tip: Round 1 closing ranks are always higher (more competitive) than later rounds. If you don't secure your top choice in Round 1, don't lose hope.

5.3 Round 2 — Upgrade Strategy

If you received a Round 1 allotment but want a better college, Round 2 is your opportunity to upgrade. Re-run the V4Edu predictor against the Round 1 closing rank data now available from official sources. Some colleges that seemed out of reach in Round 1 may become accessible as students who received better options elsewhere surrender their seats.

5.4 Mop-Up Round — The Hidden Opportunity

The Mop-up round is chronically underestimated. After the main rounds, many seats — especially in private college state quota and less-popular government colleges — become available. Use the V4Edu predictor here to re-evaluate colleges that appeared out of reach in Rounds 1 and 2. Registration for the mop-up round is separate; don't miss the window.

5.5 Stray Vacancy Round — Last-Chance Precision

The Stray Vacancy Round is the final stage — and it rewards students who've tracked the data carefully. By this point, you know exactly which seats are left unfilled. Use the V4Edu predictor to understand the general competitiveness tier of remaining colleges, then pair it with the official vacant seat matrix from DME Rajasthan for precision.

 

6. Choice Filling Optimisation: How V4Edu Drives Your Best Decisions

6.1 Build a Tiered College List

• Run V4Edu predictor for your safe colleges (consistently within closing rank for 3 years) → add all to choice list.
• Run for moderate-chance colleges (near closing rank) → add selectively, weighted by preference.
• Add 2–3 aspirational reaches — but keep them later in your list, not at the top.
• Place your absolute most-preferred college first regardless of probability — the system allots based on rank AND order of preference.

6.2 Don't Ignore Private College State Quota

Private college state quota seats often have lower closing ranks as compared with govt medical colleges. The V4Edu predictor helps you compare those options realistically in a single interface.

6.3 The 'Do Not Leave Blank' Rule

Many students leave the bottom of their choice list unfilled because they're not interested in those colleges. This is a mistake. During counselling, having more choices costs nothing — the system only allots what matches your rank. Fill in every college you'd be willing to attend (even reluctantly), ordered by preference, and let the algorithm do the rest.

 

7. Real-Time Data & Prediction Accuracy: What to Expect

7.1 How Accurate Are V4Edu's Predictions?

V4Edu's predictor uses 2–3 years of actual counselling data and typically achieves accuracy within ±10–15% of actual closing ranks. In practical terms, if the predictor says a college closes at state rank 8,000, the actual cutoff may land anywhere from 6,800 to 9,200.

Accuracy is higher for established government colleges with consistent year-on-year demand, and lower for:

• Newer government colleges (fewer data points, more volatility)
• Private colleges with management quota spill-over effects
• Years where NEET difficulty changes significantly from the previous year

7.2 When V4Edu Predictor Data Gets Updated

V4Edu updates its database after each counselling round when official cutoff PDFs or results are released by DME Rajasthan and SMS Medical College. The platform clearly displays the last-updated date so you can trust the data you're using.

7.3 Limitations You Must Know (Transparency Is Trust)

• Predictions are based on historical trends and cannot account for changes in total NEET candidates or difficulty.
• Seat additions at newer colleges can shift cutoffs sharply — the predictor may underestimate these shifts.
• Category-specific data is less abundant for smaller reserved categories, reducing precision.
• Management quota spill-over into state quota rounds can cause unexpected cutoff changes at private colleges.

 

8. The Domicile Factor: A Non-Negotiable for Rajasthan State Quota

Under the State Quota, priority is given to Rajasthan domicile candidates. Non-domicile students are typically considered only after Round 2 of counselling, and that too subject to seat availability. As a result, the chances of securing a government MBBS seat for non-domicile candidates remain quite low under the Rajasthan State Quota.

Get your domicile status clarified and certificate issued well before counselling registration opens. V4Edu's admission support team can guide you — call 9929611152 or visit v4edu.com.

 

9. Benefits of Using the V4Edu Rajasthan NEET College Predictor

Benefit	How It Helps You
Time Efficiency	Replaces 10+ hours of manual cutoff research with instant results
Informed Choice Filling	Data-driven college list reduces random or emotional picks
Round-wise Strategy	Helps recalibrate after each round with updated seat availability context
Category Optimization	Surfaces reserved category seats students often miss
Reduces Anxiety	Seeing realistic options early in the process reduces post-result panic
Pre-result Planning	Allows strategic document prep and shortlisting weeks before results via V4Edu Rank Predictor
Private vs Govt Comparison	Enables apples-to-apples rank comparison across college types
Backup Identification	Ensures you always have safe options in choice list, reducing no-allotment risk
College Comparison	Compare up to 3 colleges side-by-side based on cutoffs, fees, and admission chances
Choice List Creation	Easily build and organize your personalized choice list for Rajasthan counselling
Expert Support	V4Edu offers personalised career counselling and admission support — call 9929611152

 

 

Final Word: Make V4Edu Your Counselling Co-Pilot Here's the bottom line: the V4Edu Rajasthan NEET College Predictor is not magic, but it is genuinely powerful when used correctly. Students who walk into counselling with a data-backed shortlist, an understanding of their category-specific options, and a clear round-wise strategy consistently make better decisions than students reacting under pressure with incomplete information. Use the predictor early. Use it repeatedly. Cross-reference it with official DME Rajasthan data. Build a tiered choice list. Your NEET score opened the door. Your counselling strategy is what walks you through it. 🌐 predictor.v4edu.in  |  📞 9929611152  |  ⭐ 5,149+ Verified Reviews