St Joseph's Degree and PG College, Hyderabad All Questions

Hi there! Thanks for reaching out to us at Careers360. I'm an intern here, so I'm still learning the ropes, but I'll do my best to help you out with your question about NEET PG seats in 2024.

You know, I actually came across some interesting information about this recently. From what I understand, there's been a pretty big jump in NEET PG seats over the past couple of years. Let me share what I found:

The total number of NEET PG seats in India was 70,645 at the start of the 2023-24 academic year. That's a huge increase from the previous year, which had 31,185 seats. It's really impressive how much it's grown!

The government has been pushing to increase these PG seats as part of their efforts to improve healthcare in India. It makes sense when you think about it - more seats mean more trained doctors, which is great news for everyone.

As for 2024 specifically, I haven't come across any official numbers yet. These things tend to get announced closer to the exam date. But given the trend we've seen, it wouldn't surprise me if there's another increase.

Is there anything specific you're curious about regarding the 2024 seats? I'd be happy to help you look into it further or point you towards some resources if you need more info. Just let me know!

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Hello aspirant,

Along with the results, the NEET PG 2024 cut off percentile has been made public. The minimum number of qualifying marks required for a candidate to be eligible for the exam is known as the cut off. NBE posted the NEET PG 2024 results online in PDF format. Each category's NEET PG 2024 cutoff scores will be made public individually. A candidate cannot sit for the NEET PG 2024 exam unless their score is more than or equal to the cutoff.The NEET PG 2024 cutoff serves as the foundation for shortlisting applicants for MD, MS, and PG diploma programs in India. On September 5, 2024, NBE announced the NEET PG 2024 merit list for 50% of the AIQ seats.

For complete information, please visit the following link:

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-pg-cut-off

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Hello aspirant,

Yes, you can apply for Tamil Nadu NEET PG counseling 2024 even if you have less than 50 percentile.

Hello there,

For information on admissions to medical colleges, you can visit this link, which features a college predictor based on your rank and score.

NEET PG College Predictor

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-pg-college-predictor?

Hello there,

Kindly go through the given link to get more information on the cutoff trends at GITAM Medical College in varied PG courses.

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/gitam-institute-of-medical-sciences-and-research-visakhapatnam/cut-off

I hope you will do good.

Hello Aspirant

Yes, you are eligible to appear for the CAT exam despite having less than 50% in your undergraduate degree.

While many institutions and entrance exams have a minimum percentage requirement, the CAT eligibility criteria generally focus on the overall aggregate percentage. In most cases, a minimum aggregate of 50% is required, considering all semesters of your undergraduate degree.

Since you have a postgraduate degree with 79%, your overall aggregate percentage will likely meet the eligibility criteria for CAT.

Securing a DCH seat in these states with a rank of 34,400 in the general category might be challenging, but not impossible. The competition for DCH seats, especially in government colleges, is typically high. However, several factors can influence your chances:

• State-specific cutoffs: Cutoffs for DCH can vary significantly between states. Some states might have lower cutoffs compared to others.
• College preferences: Your choice of college can also impact your chances. Government medical colleges often have higher cutoffs than private colleges.
• Round-wise counseling: Many states conduct multiple rounds of counseling. If you don't get a seat in the initial rounds, you might have a better chance in subsequent rounds as the cutoffs may decrease.

Specific State Analysis:

1. Kerala: Kerala is known for its competitive medical admissions. While it's challenging to predict the exact cutoff for DCH with a rank of 34,400, you might consider exploring options in private medical colleges or colleges in less popular districts.
2. Karnataka: Karnataka's cutoffs for DCH can vary depending on the college and category. You might have a better chance in government medical colleges outside of Bangalore or in private medical colleges.
3. Tamil Nadu: Tamil Nadu also has competitive medical admissions. However, you might have a better chance in government medical colleges in less popular districts or in private medical colleges.

Recommendations:

• Participate in all counseling rounds: Don't give up if you don't get a seat in the initial rounds.
• Explore all options: Consider both government and private medical colleges.
• Research state-specific cutoffs: Look for previous year's cutoffs to get an idea of the expected range.
• Stay updated: Keep track of the counseling schedule and any updates from the respective state counseling authorities.

While your chances might be slim, it's worth participating in the counseling process and exploring all available options.

For more accurate information about colleges, you an go through the college predictor link attached below.

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor

Your rank is too low as MD or DNB respiratory medicine /chest medicine seats are limited, your rank is not good enough to get 1 of those. If you are adamant about resp med, you can take a DNB diploma in chest diseases, and later a secondary DNB degree after obtaining the diploma.or take exam next year if this is your first attempt.