Hi Anu

First of all congratulations on securing average rank in NEET PG 2020. As per your rank and previous year cutoff, you will get private colleges with this rank.  the colleges you get in opthalmology are:

Chettinand academy, Chennai

VMKV Salem

Sree balaji medical college, Chennai

There is a list of medical you will get as per your rank. Hope this helps!! You can also go through our college predictor to check which colleges you are eligible for through your NEET Score. The link for the college predictor is : https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-pg-college-predictor

Hello aspirant

You can use the following link to predict the colleges that will be offered to you in all india college predictor and state counselling predictor as per your preferences :

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-pg-college-predictor?icn=NEET_PG_clgpd&ici=NEET_PG_article_contmap

Hope this helps

Hi Ramya

First of all congratulations on securing average rank in NEET PG 2020. As per your rank and previous year cutoff, you will get private colleges with this rank.  the colleges you get in opthalmology in Tamil Nadu are:

Chettinand academy, Chennai

VMKV Salem

Sree balaji medical college, Chennai

There is a list of medical you will get as per your rank. Hope this helps!! You can also go through our college predictor to check which colleges you are eligible for through your NEET Score. The link for the college predictor is : https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-pg-college-predictor

Dear Student,

Diplomat National Board (DNB) - Post Diploma Centralized Entrance Test (PDCET) is a mandatory eligibility cum ranking examination for Post Diploma (secondary) courses in the following specialties: Anaesthesiology, Dermatology, Venerology and Leprosy, Nuclear medicine, Obsterics and Gynaecology, Ophthalmology, Orthopaedics, Oto-Rhino- Laryngology, Paediatrics, Psychiatry, Radi0-Diagnosis, Radiotherapy, Respiratory Diseases, Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation and Pathology.
As per the past records the DNB PDCET 2018 seat matrix for Ophthalmology having total 159 seats - Click Here (https://www.natboard.edu.in/pdoof/pbnotice2018/cns/DNB%20PDCET%20Indicative%20Seat%20Matrix%20Jan%202018%20-%2028.03.2018.pdf?h88233erhx90wsd0q2wk2s2ks2) to check the seat matrix.

The seats for Ophthalmologyin DNB PDCET 2019 is 139. So it is clear that in 2020 the availability of seats in PDCET 2020 Ophthalmology is in between 135-140. Hope this information is helpful.
Have a great day!

NEET PG Cut off 2019 – The National Board of Examinations (NBE) is the responsible body for releasing the NEET PG 2019 cut off. The authority had released the result of NEET PG 2019 on January 31. However, as per the recent notification, the Medical Council of India in consultation with the Central Government has decided to lower the NEET PG 2019 cutoff by six percentile on May 7. The Union Health Secretary, Amit Biswas has made the confirmation regarding the lowering of NEET PG qualifying percentile. Along with the cutoff percentile, NBE on May 8, 2019, has also released the NEET PG 2019 cutoff scores equivalent to the revised percentile. The cutoff for general category aspirants is 44 percentile and the corresponding marks is 313 which earlier was 340. While the lowered minimum qualifying percentile for SC/ST/OBC and PWD candidates, it is 34 and 39, respectively. The Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) will conduct the mop-up round and stray round of NEET PG counselling 2019 on the basis of revised cutoff percentile and scores. The eligible aspirants can download the revised score card from the NBE website, when released by the authority. All the state counselling authorities has been advised to grant MD/MS admissions onb the basis of revised cutoff percentile.

LATEST: Revised NEET PG 2019 Cutoff percentile and scores released by NBE. Read details below!

Latest: [Download free Question Papers and Sample Paper of NEET PG, Click here]

Earlier, the qualifying percentile for General category aspirants was 50 and its equivalent NEET PG cutoff scores was 340. The authority had hiked the NEET PG cutoff 2019 scores for general category by 19 marks, while for SC/ST/OBC aspirants, minimum scores has increased by 14 marks. 

Hello aspirant. Can you please mention your category it would be better for us. It varies for different categories. Well assuming that you are from GENERAL category, rank around 9500 to 1100 should suffice. Try to score as much as you can you would have more options. 

All The Best..

According to the recent trends in NEET PG examinations, I would like to inform you that to get a good college for MS in South India you need to score around 450 to 500 because the unreserved cutoff for NEET PG 2020 is around 340 in the year 2019 and 328 in the year 2018.

Hope this helps. Thank you.

Dear aspirant,

National Testing Agency (NTA) has discharged NEET 2019 Cut off on June 5, 2019, alongside the affirmation of result. The cutoff score is the base imprints required to qualify the medicinal placement test. This year, there is an expansion of 15 checks in NEET Cutoff for every classification.

So as to qualify NEET PG 2019, an applicant needs to score at least 50th percentile if having a place with an open class.

To check the NEET PG 2019 Merit List for All India half Quota seats.

Classifications Old Percentile Revised Percentile

General/UR    50    44

SC/ST/OBC    40    34

UR PH            45    39