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You can also use the college predictor tool to predict which college you can get based on your rank/score :-

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With a NEET PG rank of 72,290, getting an MD Pediatrics seat in a highly sought-after institution like MMU Ambala might be challenging, as the competition is usually intense for this branch. However, you might have a chance in lesser-known private colleges or in the later rounds of counseling if seats remain vacant.

For DNB Pediatrics, you might have better chances, especially in hospitals that are not in major metropolitan areas or those with a relatively lower demand. It's essential to explore all options during counseling, including participating in mop-up rounds and looking into any stray vacancy rounds, where seats that remain unfilled are offered.

Research specific colleges or institutions where the cut-offs might align more with your rank, and keep an eye on the official counseling portals for updates on seat availability and cut-offs.

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With a NEET PG rank of around 80,000, your options for branches in medical colleges might be limited, especially for highly competitive specialties like Radiology, Dermatology, and Pediatrics. However, you may still have chances in other branches, particularly in private medical colleges, DNB programs, and in later rounds of counseling. Here are some branches that might be available to you:

1. Non-clinical branches :

   • Anatomy
   • Biochemistry
   • Physiology
   • Forensic Medicine
   • Microbiology
   • Pathology
   • Pharmacology
   • Community Medicine

2. Less competitive clinical branches :

   • General Medicine (in some private colleges)
   • General Surgery (in some private colleges)
   • Anaesthesiology
   • Psychiatry
   • Family Medicine
   • Emergency Medicine
   • Transfusion Medicine

3. DNB Programs :

   • DNB seats may be available in hospitals that are not in major metropolitan areas or in specialties with lower demand.

4. Other options :

   • You might also consider postgraduate diplomas in various fields, which can sometimes be easier to secure with a rank like yours.

Your chances improve significantly if you are open to enrolling in private colleges, considering lesser-known institutions, or exploring DNB programs. You should actively participate in all rounds of counseling, including the mop-up and stray vacancy rounds, to maximize your chances.

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Hello aspirant,

A premium mechanism or tool that may be utilized to determine the college and courses you can enroll in is the NEET PG 2024 college predictor. You can use Careers360's college predictor NEET PG 2024 tool based on your score to estimate your chances of being admitted to PG seats in medicine through state- and nationally-level counseling.

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With a NEET PG 2024 rank of 95,000, getting a seat in the "B" category (management quota) in Andhra Pradesh might be challenging but not impossible. The B category in Andhra Pradesh includes seats that are reserved for management quota and typically have higher fees but relatively lower cut-offs compared to the "A" category (government quota). Here’s what you can expect:

Chances in Andhra Pradesh (B Category)

• Private Medical Colleges : You may have a chance to secure a seat in some private medical colleges under the B category. The availability of seats will depend on the demand for particular specialties and the specific cut-offs for that year.
• Less Competitive Branches : Your chances improve if you are open to less competitive branches like non-clinical or certain clinical branches that are less in demand.

Chances in Deemed Universities

• Top Deemed Universities : Admission to top deemed universities like Kasturba Medical College, JSS Medical College, or SRM Medical College can be very competitive. With a rank of 95,000, it might be difficult to get into these institutions, especially for sought-after specialties.
• Lower-ranked Deemed Universities : You might have better chances in deemed universities that are less competitive or located in areas with lower demand. These institutions may still offer quality education but might not have the same level of competition as the top-tier deemed universities.

Strategy

• Consider Backup Options : Explore all rounds of counseling, including mop-up and stray vacancy rounds, where seats may still be available.
• Specialty Flexibility : Being flexible with your choice of specialty can increase your chances of securing a seat.
• State Counseling : Actively participate in the state counseling process, as some states have varying cut-offs and seat availability.

You can also use the college predictor to predict which college you can get based on your rank/score :-

Hello aspirant,

A computer-based entrance exam called NEET PG is required for admission to MD/MS and PG diploma programs, which are provided throughout India in a variety of government, private, Deemed/Central, ESIC, and AFMS medical institutions. Through NEET, candidates can be admitted to medical colleges. The National Board of Education (NBE) administers this exam online once a year to candidates seeking admission to medical colleges across the country. Every medical graduate who wishes to enroll in postgraduate studies at the top medical schools ought to be aware of this test.

For complete information, please visit the following link:

https://medicine.careers360.com/exams/neet-pg

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Hello aspirant,

In NEET PG counseling, the All India Quota (AIQ) counseling generally takes place before the state counseling. The typical sequence is as follows:

1. All India Quota (AIQ) Counseling :

   • Conducted by the Medical Counseling Committee (MCC), the AIQ counseling includes 50% of the total seats from government medical colleges across India, central universities, deemed universities, and ESIC colleges.
   • The AIQ counseling usually begins first, and candidates who secure seats here can either accept them or opt for state counseling if they wish to try for a preferred seat in their home state.

2. State Quota Counseling :

   • After the AIQ counseling rounds, each state conducts its own counseling process for the remaining 50% of the government seats and 100% of the seats in private medical colleges (excluding deemed universities, which participate in AIQ counseling).
   • State counseling is managed by the respective state authorities, and it typically starts after the first or second round of AIQ counseling is completed.

Key Points :

• AIQ First : The AIQ counseling starts first, followed by state counseling.
• Concurrent Rounds : In some cases, later rounds of AIQ counseling and state counseling might overlap or run concurrently, but the initial rounds of AIQ counseling generally begin first.

For NEET PG 2024, keep an eye on the official MCC website and your respective state’s counseling authority for precise dates and schedules.

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Hello aspirant,

Yes, you can likely get into a clinical course with a rank of 49963.

The exact availability of clinical courses depends on various factors, including:

• Specific course: Different courses have varying cutoffs.
• College or university: The institution's reputation and demand for the course can influence the cutoff.
• State or region: Geographical location can affect admission cutoffs.

To increase your chances:

• Research: Explore different colleges and universities offering clinical courses.
• Consider state quotas: Many states have reserved seats for students from within the state, which might lower the cutoff.
• Prepare for entrance exams: If applicable, focus on preparing for any entrance exams required for admission.
• Apply to multiple colleges: Increasing your application pool can improve your chances of securing a seat.
  
  

I hope this information helps.

Hello aspirant,

The likelihood of securing a clinical seat in a government college with a rank of 30771 in NEET PG 2024 depends on several factors:

• State-specific cutoffs: Different states have varying cutoffs for clinical courses.
• Course popularity: Some clinical specialties are more competitive than others.
• Reservation policies: If you belong to a reserved category, your chances might be higher.
• Government vs. private colleges: Government colleges typically have lower cutoffs compared to private colleges.

To get a more accurate assessment:

1. Check the official counseling website of your preferred states: Look for information about previous year's cutoffs and any specific guidelines for clinical courses.
2. Consult with a career counselor or admissions expert: They can provide you with personalized advice based on your rank and the current trends in your preferred states.
   
   

While it might be challenging with a rank of 30771, it's not impossible to secure a clinical seat in a government college.

For more information you can predict your college by the link attached below.

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

Hello aspirant,

With a rank of 20,000 in NEET PG 2024, you can expect to have a good chance of securing a DNB (Diplomate of National Board) seat, especially in non-clinical branches.

Here's a breakdown of what you can expect:

• Non-clinical branches: You're likely to get a DNB seat in various non-clinical branches like Radiology, Pathology, Anesthesia, and more.
• Clinical branches: While it might be challenging to secure a DNB seat in highly competitive clinical branches like General Surgery, Medicine, or Pediatrics, you could still have a chance in less competitive branches within these specialties.
• State-wise cutoffs: Cutoffs for DNB seats can vary from state to state, so consider exploring options in different regions.
• Private vs. government colleges: Private colleges may have higher cutoffs compared to government colleges.
• Counseling process: Follow the DNB counseling process closely to understand the seat allotment procedure and make informed choices.

To increase your chances of securing a DNB seat:

• Research: Explore different DNB courses and colleges.
• Prepare for counseling: Understand the DNB counseling process and be ready to make quick decisions.
• Consider state-specific quotas: Many states have reserved seats for students from within the state, which might lower the cutoff.
• Apply to multiple colleges: Increasing your application pool can improve your chances of securing a seat.
  
  

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

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