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How it works

Five steps, and you can stop after the first two

Steps 1–2 cost nothing and answer the question most students actually have. If the free version already answers yours, we're happy.

1
Tell us your rankfree

Results are out — the rank card gives exact numbers and we stop estimating. Takes under a minute and needs no account. (No scorecard yet? Marks give a labelled band at the pre-result tool.)

Example

AIR 67,143 · OBC → every college that closed after it in 2025, plus an OBC rank estimate — labelled as an estimate.

Source: Closings from 2025 MCC and state round-wise allotment files; category rank interpolated from NTA distributions.

2
See which seats that rank reachesfree

Category, domicile and budget filter the entire seat matrix down to what is genuinely available to you — with whole-course cost and bond, not just tuition.

What you see

“32 of 120 MBBS seats here are OBC · ₹3.4 L whole course · bond 2 years or ₹15 L”

Source: State brochure and official fee notification, 2025-26.

3
Get your choice list in orderseason pass

The order matters more than the list. We sequence your options so a realistic seat is protected while the ambitious ones stay live above it, and flag any seat thin enough to vanish.

What changes

“Move JN Bhagalpur above SN Agra — its OBC pool is 4× deeper at your rank.”

Source: Derived from round-wise closing ranks, 2023–2025.

4
Run the mock allotmentseason pass

Before you lock anything, see the seat your current list would actually produce — and the two options that just missed, so you know what to change.

Output

“If Round 1 were final you would get #4 — JN Medical College, Bhagalpur.”

Source: Simulated against last season's round-1 pattern.

5
Re-run after every roundseason pass

Real cutoffs replace estimates as each round closes, your plan updates, and you get told what to do next — free exit, float or upgrade — before the deadline, not after.

Before the exit deadline

“Decide free-exit or float on your R1 allotment · add two safe BDS options, your net is thin.”

Source: Tied to your authority's published schedule.