The 2027-28 route is not announced yet
As of 7 November 2026, the University of Delhi Faculty of Medical Sciences (FMS) lists an Information Bulletin for MBBS/BDS Admission 2026-27, while the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) is still displaying 2026 undergraduate counselling notices. I could not verify a 2027-28 MAMC admission bulletin, application window, eligibility table, seat matrix or deadline in those official sources. Treat the steps below as a guide to the latest documented cycle, not as a 2027 promise. The next-year notice controls wherever it differs.
MAMC’s undergraduate programme is MBBS. For the 2026-27 cycle, admission was through NEET-UG followed by counselling and allotment; there was no separate MAMC entrance examination in the University’s route. The practical decision is therefore not which MAMC form to fill first, but whether you meet the national NEET eligibility rules and which counselling quota you may claim. MAMC’s older web page still contains references to superseded examination names. Do not use those legacy instructions in place of the current NEET and counselling notices.
Eligibility: check the 2027 bulletin before relying on a prior rule
The 2026-27 FMS bulletin identifies NEET-UG as the entrance examination and gives eligibility and quota rules for that session. Its age, qualifying-subject, qualifying-examination, minimum-mark and category provisions are cycle-specific. Before registration for a future intake, read the NEET-UG information bulletin and the matching FMS bulletin together. Confirm your date of birth, qualifying subjects, qualifying examination status and category documentation against the exact 2027-28 wording. A coaching summary or an old college page is not a substitute for those notices.
The 2026-27 University material distinguishes the 85% Delhi quota from the 15% All India Quota (AIQ). The Delhi-quota conditions in that bulletin include schooling in the National Capital Territory of Delhi; they are not simply a claim of Delhi residence. The bulletin also describes special category documentation and eligibility conditions. Do not assume that living in Delhi, studying elsewhere, or holding a certificate automatically qualifies you for a particular seat pool. Check the current year's precise definition and required school or category records before selecting a quota. If your schooling history crosses state or board boundaries, resolve eligibility from the bulletin or the FMS admissions authority before submitting choices.
Application and counselling sequence
For 2026-27, the FMS bulletin describes 15% AIQ and 85% Delhi-quota seats and directs candidates into MCC undergraduate counselling; the Delhi-quota eligibility conditions are set separately by the University. After MCC allotment, the University required candidates to complete its admission registration and document checks. Follow the live notices because the portal, dates, required documents, and round structure can change during a cycle.
Use this sequence for planning, then match each step to the actual 2027-28 notices:
- Take NEET-UG for the target admission year. Use the National Testing Agency's information bulletin for that examination year to confirm eligibility, registration dates, examination details and correction rules. Do not carry a previous year's examination date forward.
- Identify the correct counselling pool. Read the FMS bulletin for the exact definition of Delhi-quota eligibility and the MCC instructions for AIQ. Eligibility for each pool is distinct; follow the current FMS and MCC instructions for the choices and registrations that apply to you.
- Register and complete choices on the responsible counselling portal. The 2026-27 bulletin directs counselling through MCC; FMS defines Delhi-quota eligibility and handles University registration and verification after allotment. Use the live year's portal and schedule. Rank MAMC and other acceptable colleges in the order you would actually join them; allotment depends on rank, category, quota, preferences and available seats, and a listed choice is not a guarantee.
- Track every round and reporting instruction. Check allotment, upgrade, resignation, document-verification and reporting notices after each round. The current MCC page shows that round names and schedules may extend or change during the same cycle. Never rely on a third-party calendar when an official revised notice exists.
- After an allotment, complete the institution and University steps by the stated deadline. The 2026-27 bulletin describes online registration and document verification after allotment. Read the allotment letter and current FMS instructions for payment, reporting, originals and any bond or undertaking. Missing one post-allotment action can affect the seat even when the entrance rank was sufficient.
Documents and quota checks
Prepare readable copies of the NEET scorecard and admit card, proof of date of birth, qualifying examination marksheets and certificates, identity documents, and the category or quota documents you intend to claim. For the Delhi quota, keep the school records needed to establish the bulletin's NCT schooling condition. For a reserved or special category, use the exact format, issuing authority, validity period and submission stage specified in that year's instructions. The 2026-27 FMS site separately lists forms for categories such as EWS and Children/Wards of Armed Forces personnel; those forms are evidence that category-specific documentation matters, not a guarantee that the same forms or rules will govern the next intake.
Before choice filling, compare your personal documents with the eligibility and quota definitions, not just the label on a certificate. Make sure names, dates of birth and category details are consistent across records. Keep portal confirmations, payment acknowledgements and downloaded notices. If a document is pending or a school record is ambiguous, ask the relevant authority before the correction or verification window closes. Do not wait until reporting at the college to discover that the claimed quota is unsupported.
Dates, seats and cutoffs
No verified 2027-28 application or counselling deadline was available in the official material checked on 7 November 2026. The 2026 cycle is already a moving process: MCC's live page shows later special-round activity and updated schedules. That illustrates why a static date copied from an older page can mislead. Monitor the NTA NEET-UG page, FMS UG admissions page and MCC UG counselling page from the start of the cycle, and save the latest dated notice rather than relying on search snippets.
The 2026-27 bulletin refers to a seat matrix for the counselling process, but the accessible table extraction did not provide a reliable MAMC row and category-wise count. No seat number is quoted here. Likewise, a cutoff is meaningful only when it specifies the admission year, quota, category, round, programme and rank basis. Do not use a closing rank from one category or round as a forecast for another. Once official allotment results are published, compare only like-for-like MAMC rows and treat the result as historical context, not a guaranteed threshold.
What to do now
If you are targeting the 2027 intake, use the current period to verify NEET eligibility and collect school/category records, but wait for the 2027-28 NTA, MCC and FMS notices before acting on dates, quota definitions or forms. The FMS undergraduate admissions page is the University source for the MAMC MBBS bulletin; check the MCC UG counselling page for its current counselling notices and the NTA NEET-UG portal for examination-year information. Check all three again when the new cycle opens. For a live application, follow the dated official instruction and its linked portal, not the older AIPMT wording on MAMC's legacy page.