Stay updated on the number of NEET PG seats, distribution, and other essential details for medical aspirants.
Image: FreepikThe NEET PG exam is an entrance test for medical graduates to secure postgraduate medical seats in India. It is crucial for students aspiring to pursue MD, MS, or Diploma courses in various medical institutions.
Image: FreepikIn 2024, there are approximately 50,000 PG medical seats across the country, including government and private medical colleges.
Image: Freepik1. Government Medical Colleges: Around 27,000+ seats.
2. Private Medical Colleges: Over 20,000 seats.
3. Deemed Universities and Central Universities: Approx. 2,000 seats.
States like Uttar Pradesh, Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu, and Karnataka offer a large number of PG seats, with Maharashtra leading in the number of medical colleges.
Image: Freepik15% All India Quota (AIQ)
85% State Quota
Category-based reservations (SC, ST, OBC, etc.)
Government seats are generally more affordable but highly competitive.
Private seats have higher fees, but fewer candidates tend to compete for them.
To grab one of these limited seats, it’s essential to prepare well for the NEET PG exam, understand the seat matrix, and plan according to your preferences for medical specialties.
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