St Joseph's Degree and PG College, Hyderabad Cutoff 2025: Previous Years Cut off Trends for All Courses

Hi dear candidate,

Most of the colleges or universities for PG Diploma courses like DU, BR Ambedkar University, MDI Gurgaon etc. Have already started their admissions in the month of May and June 2025 and till now there could be very low seats left at the moment.

You consider private universities like Amity or Galgotiya's for admission in PGD as the previously mentioned institutes might be running low on seats.

Know more at our official website:

Top PGD Colleges in India 2025

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With a rank of 3086 in the A+B section, you have moderate chances of getting admission into mid-tier CDAC centers in the Pune and Mumbai region. Based on previous years' cut-off trends, here’s a list of institutes you may target:

Pune Region:

• Infoway Pune – Possible in later rounds, as previous cut-offs were around 3050–3100.

• IET Pune – Slightly difficult in first round, as typical closing ranks are around 2600–2800.

• Know-IT Pune – Less likely in initial rounds due to higher cut-offs, usually within 2200.

Mumbai Region:

• MET Mumbai – Good chance, as it usually accepts ranks up to 3400.

• YCP Mumbai – Strong possibility, as past cut-offs have gone up to 3700.

• CDAC Kharghar – May be difficult in early rounds as cut-offs are around 2400–2600, but possible in spot or later rounds.

Hello,

If you're planning to take admission in NEET PG 2024 in Maharashtra and you belong to the General category, then it’s important to understand how the cutoff, seat availability, and fee structure work. This year, the qualifying cutoff for General category was around 290 to 300 marks out of 800. But honestly, just qualifying isn’t enough to get into a good government or semi-government college, you should aim for at least 300+ or even higher, especially if you’re looking at clinical branches like Medicine, Radiology, or Dermatology.

In Maharashtra, PG medical seats are 50% under the All India Quota (AIQ) and the other 50% are through State Quota, which is handled by Maharashtra CET Cell. Along with these, private and deemed universities also offer PG seats under management and NRI quotas. Maharashtra has a good number of PG seats but because government colleges offer better exposure and lower fees, the competition is really high. The fees in government colleges are very affordable, usually under 1 lakh per year. But private and deemed colleges can be expensive, with fees going up to 15–45 lakhs per year depending on the branch and college. Clinical branches, especially in private colleges, cost more and their cutoffs are also higher.

For more information you can visit:

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

All the best for your admission!