National Eligibility cum Entrance Test for Post Graduate
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With a NEET PG rank of 12871 you have a strong chance of securing a seat in MS courses, though your options will vary depending on the competitiveness of the specialty and the college cut offs.
You may be able to secure a position in MS programs at certain government medical colleges particularly in specialties that are less competitive. Private medical colleges and deemed to be universities may also offer opportunities, although they tend to have higher cut offs and fees.
The 6 year courses such as MCh programs are advanced training programs that are pursued after completing an MS in General Surgery and provide specialized surgical training. You can get a better view of the colleges in which you are eligible by checking the previous year cutoff for that specific college.
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With a 70,000 rank in NEET PG , securing a seat in a top government medical college may be challenging, but you still have options in certain private colleges, deemed universities, and possibly in government colleges for less competitive branches or under state quota. Possible Options:
Government Colleges:
Private Colleges:
Deemed Universities:
DNB (Diplomate of National Board):
With a 70,000 NEET PG rank , you are more likely to secure a seat in private colleges or deemed universities. You may have a chance in government colleges for non-clinical or less competitive branches, especially under the state quota or if you belong to a reserved category. Consider DNB programs as a viable alternative as well.
I would recommend you to use NEET PG college predictor tool by Careers360 to get the list of possible colleges you can get with your rank.
Here is the link to the tool:
https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-pg-college-predictor
Click on the above link, fill the required details and you will get the list of possible colleges at your rank.
I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to share your questions with us we will be happy to assist you.
Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.
With a rank of 70,000 in NEET PG 2024, getting a seat in clinical branches like MS (General Surgery) or Orthopedics (Ortho) in government colleges is challenging. However, you might have some chances in the following: Possible Options:
DNB Courses: You may secure a DNB seat in less competitive branches like: a) DNB Anesthesia b) DNB Family Medicine c) DNB Emergency Medicine
Private Colleges: Some private colleges may offer seats in clinical branches, but the fees will be significantly higher. Recommendations:
Check the specific counseling process in your state and central counseling to maximize your chances.
With a rank of 55,450 in NEET PG, getting an MD seat in popular clinical branches like General Medicine, Pediatrics, or Radiology in top government colleges is unlikely. However, you might have a chance at less competitive branches or in private colleges. Possible MD Options:
Participate actively in all counseling rounds, including mop-up rounds, to explore all available options.
With a NEET PG rank of 38,000, securing a clinical seat in a government college might be challenging but not impossible, especially for less competitive branches or through DNB programs. Possible Clinical Options:
DNB Clinical Branches: You have a chance for branches like: a) DNB Family Medicine b) DNB Psychiatry c) DNB Anesthesia
Private Colleges: Some private institutions may offer seats in clinical branches, but fees will be higher. Recommendations:
Explore both state and All India counseling rounds to maximize your chances.
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With an All India Rank of 17254 in NEET PG 2024 and belonging to the UR quota, securing an MS General Surgery seat in a government college in West Bengal is quite challenging.
Government medical colleges generally have higher cutoffs for competitive specialties like General Surgery. Although being a domicile of West Bengal might offer some advantage in state quota reservations, the cutoff for such a specialty typically demands a significantly higher rank.
The cutoff for a particular college depend on various factors like the number of seats available, the difficulty level of the examination and many more. You can check more about the previous year cutoffs by visiting the official website of the examination authority .
With a NEET PG rank of 15000 securing a seat in Radiology especially in a government medical college is quite challenging as Radiology is a highly competitive specialty with typically higher cutoffs.
However you can still get admission in private medical colleges or deemed universities where cutoffs can be relatively lower. It is important to closely monitor the admission rounds keeping an eye on seat allocation updates and consider participating in subsequent counseling phases.
Also, you can check the previous year cutoffs and the opening and closing ranks required to get an admission in a certain college by visiting the official website of the neet examination authority.
With a NEET PG rank of 23600 and being a passout from Madhya Pradesh, securing a seat in a highly competitive specialty like MS or MD in a government medical college may be challenging as these programs generally have higher cutoffs.
However you can still get the admission in some private medical colleges or deemed universities which have lower cutoffs compared to government institutions. You can check the more details regarding the previous year cutoffs and the opening and closing rank to get an idea on the same by visiting the official website of the examination authority.
Hello aspirant,
Below is a list of Indian hospitals that provide DNB courses.
Thank you
Hope this information helps you.
Hello there, With a NEET PG 2024 rank of 38,110 and Karnataka domicile under the General Merit (GM) category, getting a clinical branch in a government college might be challenging, but not entirely impossible. The cutoffs for clinical branches in government colleges vary, and it generally depends on the specific branch and college. Chances for Clinical Branch in Government College:
If a government college is not feasible, pursuing a DNB (Diplomate of National Board) in a good hospital could be a viable option. DNB courses are recognized and offer training in reputed hospitals.
Some notable hospitals for DNB that you could consider:
Participate in Counseling: Attend the state and all-India counseling sessions for both MD/MS and DNB seats. Keep an eye on the cutoffs and be flexible with branch and location preferences.
Consider DNB Institutes: Research and list out DNB hospitals that are well-reputed and have good clinical exposure and faculty.
Stay Updated: Continuously check for updates on counseling processes, as seat availability and cutoffs can change in subsequent rounds.
By keeping these options open and being proactive during counseling, you can increase your chances of securing a clinical seat that aligns with your preferences.
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