Karnataka Sees 191 MBBS Seats Vacant as DME Seeks NEET Cutoff Reduction
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Karnataka MBBS admission 2026 has concluded with 191 medical seats remaining vacant despite multiple counselling rounds. The Directorate of Medical Education has approached the National Medical Commission to reduce the NEET-UG qualifying percentile and improve seat allotment. Bengaluru: Karnataka has reported 191 vacant MBBS seats following

