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MS/MD OBG (Obstetrics & Gynaecology) is a high-demand branch, cutoff usually closes under 12k–15k rank in government and good private medical colleges.
With 21.8k rank, govt college seats in OBG is quite difficult.
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With a NEET PG 2025 rank of ~175,600, getting MD Pharmacology in a government medical college in Uttar Pradesh is extremely unlikely, as 2024 cutoffs were around 62,000–67,000 for the general category. Options include private colleges with higher cutoffs, DNB courses, or reattempting NEET PG next year to improve your
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Yes - if you resigned from the DNB Orthopedics seat (once joined), you are still eligible to appear for NEET PG, and apply for MD/MS seats in counselling, if you meet the regular eligibility criteria (NEET PG qualification, MBBS degree, internship, medical registration, etc.). Once a DNB seat
In Tamil Nadu NEET PG counselling, Round 2 is conducted after Round 1 vacant seats are announced. In this round you can upgrade from Round 1 seat.
Fresh registrations are also allowed (depending on official notice). Cutoffs usually go down slightly, giving chances to lower-rank candidates.
If you want guidence
Kerala NEET PG cut-off means the last rank of candidates who got admission in government or private medical colleges in Kerala every year.
In 2022, students with rank up to 1,300 got Radiology or General Medicine in government colleges. In less popular branches like Anaesthesia or Pathology, even ranks up
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With your NEET PG rank of 22,461(OC EWS, Telengana) getting MD OBG in a government college is very unlikely,as state government OBG seats usually close below 3,000.However, since you belong to EWS category,you may have slightly better chances in some colleges under the reserved quota .Your realistic option will
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With a NEET PG rank of 1,75,600, unfortunately, securing an MD Pharmacology seat in government medical colleges in UP is highly unlikely. The cutoffs for these are generally within the top 5,000-10,000. You might consider looking into private medical colleges, diploma courses, or preparing for
With a NEET PG rank of ~1,75,600 , getting MD Pharmacology in a government college is highly unlikely, as seats typically close well before this rank. Options include private medical colleges, deemed universities, or state quota seats if available. You can also consider related specialties or less-contested branches to secure
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The NEET PG round 1 allotment for Tamilnadu has not been released yet.It will be published soon by the Tamilnadu Post Graduate Medical Section Committee.If you want to check previous year's rank lists or cutoffs you can visit official TN selection committee,DME website .
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It was pretty good but campus was not very big. We were provided with the basic facilities though. They keep renovating the building to keep it up to the mark which is a good point. Overall a decent campus
The college Infrastructure is so good. Recently the college has added up one more block into the main campus and also the campus is kept neat and clean each and every day. The college has different classes for different sub sections. It has every facility and with clean and neat equipment's. In classes there will be no problem or issue regarding the infrastructure.
the college infrastructure is average like the classrooms are ok but this college doesnt have any library or sports room and also there is no wifi available for the students and there is no hostel facilities available for the outside students
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