West Bengal NEET PG College Predictor 2026

Predict MD, MS, and PG Diploma admission chances in West Bengal government and private medical colleges based on your All India Rank.

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West Bengal NEET PG Predictor FAQs

How is West Bengal admission chance calculated?

Your entered All India Rank is compared against the closing (worst allotted) rank published in the official West Bengal PG Medical Counselling 2025 - Revised Provisional Seat Allotment Result, Online Stray Vacancy Round, Dated 27-02-2026. If your rank is at or better than (numerically lower than or equal to) the closing rank for an Institute+Course+Quota+Category combination, you had a realistic chance in that round.

What do opening and closing rank mean here?

Opening rank is the best (lowest) rank allotted in that Institute+Course+Quota+Category combination; closing rank is the worst (highest) rank allotted — that closing rank is what's used to predict your chances.

Why does this data show only a few candidates per college-course?

This data is from the Online Stray Vacancy Round — a final round to fill leftover seats. Since very few seats remain by this stage, most College+Course+Category groups have just 1 seat allotted, so opening rank equals closing rank.

What is the difference between Open Quota and In-Service Quota?

Open Quota is available to all eligible candidates competing on merit. In-Service Quota is reserved for candidates already working as government doctors in West Bengal, under separate eligibility rules.

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