NEET PG College Predictor

How the NEET PG College Predictor Works

The NEET PG College Predictor uses advanced algorithms to map your expected or actual All India Rank (AIR) against the historical counselling data of previous years (such as 2023 and 2024). By analyzing the round-wise closing ranks for various categories and quotas, the tool provides a highly accurate probability of your admission into top MD and MS programs across government and private medical colleges in India.

Please note that this is an estimation tool. Actual admissions depend on the final merit list, seat matrix changes, and the choices filled by candidates during the official MCC and state-level counselling sessions.

NEET PG Counselling Process Explained

The counselling process is conducted primarily by the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) for 50% All India Quota (AIQ) seats and by respective state authorities for the remaining 50% State Quota seats. The typical step-by-step flow involves:

• Registration: Candidates must register on the MCC or state portal and pay the required counselling fee.
• Choice Filling and Locking: Candidates select and arrange their preferred colleges and specialties in order of preference.
• Seat Allotment: Based on the NEET PG rank, category, and filled choices, seats are allotted across multiple rounds (Round 1, Round 2, Mop-up, and Stray Vacancy).
• Reporting: Allotted candidates must physically report to the designated college with original documents to confirm admission.

AIQ vs State Quota: What's the Difference?

All India Quota (AIQ): Comprising 50% of seats in government medical colleges across India, AIQ is open to all qualified candidates irrespective of their domicile. The counselling for these seats is centralized and managed by the MCC.

State Quota: The remaining 50% of seats in government colleges, along with seats in private and state-funded universities, are reserved for candidates who hold the domicile of that specific state or have completed their MBBS there. State-specific authorities conduct this counselling, and reservation rules vary by state.

Category-Wise NEET PG Cutoffs Explained

To participate in NEET PG counselling, candidates must meet the minimum qualifying percentiles set by the NBE. The cutoff is dynamically calculated based on the difficulty of the exam and the performance of candidates. Typically, the qualifying marks are set at the 50th percentile for General/EWS candidates, 40th percentile for SC/ST/OBC, and 45th percentile for UR-PwD. The table above displays the exact score equivalents for these percentiles across recent years.

How to Use This Predictor

1. Enter Your Rank: Input your All India Rank (AIR) as mentioned in your NEET PG scorecard.
2. Select Category: Choose your reservation category (General, OBC, SC, ST, EWS) to ensure accurate cutoff matching.
3. Choose Course & Quota: Filter results by your preferred course (MD/MS) and Quota (AIQ/State) if required.
4. Get Results: Click on "Predict Admission Chances" to view a categorized list of colleges where you have Safe, Moderate, or Ambitious chances of securing a seat.