Hello Niharika !!!

Awesome, this question is nice , I thought so much about on that and also I appreciate your work in SGRRU , Dehradun.

Few of points i have noticed where it have various exposure and opportunities.

Some of them are:—

• Clinical Exposure :—

Training in hepatobiliary disorders,

Hello,

Its a good rank for obc category you may have a decent chance according to previous year cutoff as the closing rank for OBC in the NEET PG Round 1 MS General Surgery in 2024 was 15140, while the final closing rank was 29280.

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Hello, with an AIR of 25070 and a score of 499 in NEET PG 2025 under the General category, getting a government seat in West Bengal for highly demanded branches like General Surgery or Orthopedics may be difficult, as these usually close at much higher ranks. However, you still stand

Hello,

With AIR 25070 and score 499 in NEET PG 2025 under EWS, it is not possible to get MS General Surgery or Orthopaedics in any government college through AIQ.

These branches usually close at much higher ranks (within 12k–15k for General Surgery and even earlier for Orthopaedics).

Your chances

When you finish MBBS, you can either go for MD or MS. Both are postgraduate courses but the main difference is in the type of work you’ll be doing in the future.

MD ( Doctor of Medicine)

• If you choose MD, you are basically entering the medicine side without surgeries.

With an All India Rank (AIR) of 46,000 in NEET PG 2025 and belonging to the SC category, your daughter has a chance to secure a seat, but General Surgery in government colleges under All India Quota (AIQ) at this rank is quite difficult.

• General Surgery in government colleges usually

With a NEET score of 385, getting a government MBBS seat in Odisha, particularly under the SC category, is unlikely, especially in top colleges. The expected cutoff for SC candidates in Odisha government medical colleges typically ranges from 450-470. While some lower-ranked government colleges or private colleges might be possible,

If a person has undergone heart surgery for ASD which means Atrial Septal Defect and is now medically fit then they can apply for the IAS exam There is no restriction for such candidates if their physical and mental condition is stable and they can perform the duties required in

Hello

I can understand your query, do not need to worry:

If you’re from Karnataka and belong to the SC category, aiming for a PG government seat in Dermatology, Pediatrics, or MS Surgery through NEET PG, you’ve got a good shot – but the competition is still real.

Based on

If you're targeting M.Ch Paediatric Surgery at AIIMS Nagpur, the available seats close at ranks around 3900. Thus your rank would need to be in the low thousands for a realistic chance at getting a seat in AIIMS Nagpur.

Since there is no MS (3 year) course of pediatric surgery,