Hello,

Based on recent and past INICET data, securing a rank of 9272 in the general category places you at a competitive level but may be challenging for gaining a spot in high-demand specialties like radiation oncology in top AIIMS institutions during spot allotment. In previous years, cutoffs for general category seats in MD/MS courses often required ranks below 3500 to 7500 for more sought-after specializations.

However, availability can vary significantly during spot allotment based on factors like seat surrender and changes in candidate preferences.

While ranks up to 9000+ could potentially secure seats in certain less competitive institutions or programs, a precise prediction for radiation oncology requires checking specific cutoff trends for each AIIMS or participating institution from recent spot rounds.

It's recommended to keep an eye on the ongoing seat matrix updates and spot round notifications for more clarity.

You can also use the college predictor to predict whether you can get seat or not :

Hope it helps !

Hello Aishwariya,

With an INICET rank of 9272 in the General category, securing a Radiation Oncology seat in the spot allotment round is challenging but not entirely impossible. Spot allotments depend on factors like:

1. Vacant Seats : If any Radiation Oncology seats remain unfilled after regular rounds, they are moved to spot allotments.
   
   
2. Competition : The number of candidates in spot rounds with higher ranks aiming for the same seat.
   
   
3. Institute Preferences : Seats in top institutions like AIIMS Delhi or PGIMER Chandigarh are less likely to remain vacant, but peripheral AIIMS or newer institutes may still have vacancies.
   
   
4. Category-Specific Trends : General category candidates face high competition, but less popular locations may improve your chances.

It’s advised to:

• Participate in the spot allotment round.
• Keep backup options ready in case Radiation Oncology seats aren’t available.
• Monitor official updates and notices from INICET for exact seat vacancy details.

Good luck with the allotment process!