With a NEET PG rank of 60,000, getting a clinical branch under management quota is possible but mainly in low-demand specialties like Anesthesia, Psychiatry, or ENT in private/deemed colleges.

Highly preferred branches like Radiology or General Medicine are unlikely.

good afternoon, with a NEET PG rank around 60,000, your chances for MD/MS clinical branches under management quota in the general category are limited but not impossible—especially in private or deemed universities where cutoffs tend to be more flexible.

Clinical Branches You Might Still Get

Based on recent trends, here are some clinical branches where seats may be available under management quota:

Anaesthesiology     ~65,000 rank    Moderate chances

Psychiatry     ~60,000 rank    Moderate chances

ENT     ~58,000 rank    Low–Moderate chance

Ophthalmology     ~55,000 rank    Low chance

Emergency Medicine     ~50,000 rank    Low chance

General Surgery     ~53,000 rank    Low chance

Branches like Radiology, Dermatology, Paediatrics, and General Medicine typically close below 30,000 rank—even in management quota.

Private Colleges to Target

Some private and deemed universities may offer seats at higher ranks:

Saveetha Medical College, Kanchipuram

Kalinga Institute of Medical Sciences, Bhubaneswar

Shri BM Patil Medical College, Vijayapura

MGMC & RI, Pondicherry

Meenakshi Medical College, Enathur

These colleges often have higher fee structures (50–80+ lakh total) but lower cutoff ranks for management quota

Participate in all counselling rounds, including Mop-Up and Stray Vacancy.

Be open to less competitive branches and non-metro locations .

Hello!

NEET PG 2025 with a rank of 60,000 falls into a moderate to low rank range. For general category candidates, especially for MD/MS clinical branches, getting a seat in government or even top private medical colleges might be difficult through regular counselling rounds. However, you have asked about management quota, and that gives a slightly different picture.

In many private medical colleges across India — especially in states like Karnataka, Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, and Uttar Pradesh management quota seats are available even for higher ranks. With a rank of 60,000, you may not get high-demand branches like MD General Medicine, MS General Surgery, Radiology, or Pediatrics in reputed colleges, but there is still a good chance for branches like: MD Pathology,MD Anesthesia,MD Community Medicine or MD Pharmacology

Seats in these fields are often available under the management or NRI quota even with ranks higher than yours. However, it’s very important to note that management quota seats are quite expensive. Fees can go from 20 lakhs to 1 crore depending on the college and branch. So, before proceeding, you must carefully consider your budget and college preferences.

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Wishing you the best in your medical journey, and thank you for reaching out with your question!

With a NEET PG rank of 60,000 in general category, MD Medicine or Paediatrics is possible in some deemed/private colleges under management quota.

Chances for Radiology or Dermatology are low but not impossible in later rounds.

MS Surgery, OBGY, Orthopaedics are highly unlikely at this rank.

Apply widely and track mop-up rounds for better chances.