J&K's MD/MS seats are entirely government — the state has no private or deemed allopathic medical college. Its two main government colleges are GMC Jammu and GMC Srinagar.
| Category | 2022 | 2023 | 2024 |
|---|---|---|---|
| General | 54,988 | 1,30,857 | 1,20,921 |
| EWS | 41,788 | 67,216 | 1,20,708 |
| OBC | 1,05,278 | 1,64,060 | 1,76,252 |
| SC | 56,003 | 1,03,063 | 1,51,347 |
| ST | 1,07,132 | 1,62,609 | 1,42,215 |
Consultancy-aggregated · Program-level (MD/MS combined), not branch-split.
| Year | General | SC | OBC |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2024 | 79,425 | 45,560 | 1,18,322 |
| 2025 | 52,695 | 2,20,250 | 2,00,919 |
Consultancy-aggregated · General-category rank tightened while OBC/SC ranks moved much deeper into the list — a reminder these figures swing sharply year to year in J&K.
No official body publishes a clean "closing rank by category" summary table. Counselling authorities release raw, candidate-wise allotment PDFs running to thousands of rows. Every closing-rank figure on this page is compiled from either an official portal (via a news report, marked Official) or an education-consultancy aggregation of that official data (marked Consultancy-aggregated) — each table is labelled with its year and round, because these numbers move round to round and year to year.
Fee figures move too: India has no central PG-fee regulator, so colleges revise tuition most academic years. Treat every number on this page as a planning range, and confirm the specific college/branch/year with the college's own admission cell and the official counselling authority (MCC at mcc.nic.in, or the state DME/DGHS) before paying anything or finalising a choice.