MD MS Admission: After completing MBBS and getting a degree, a common cause of dilemma for medicos is what to do after MBBS. After MBBS (Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery), candidates look for all other options. The best courses after MBBS include specialisation in MD (Doctor of Medicine), MS (Master of Surgery), and other diploma programs. CareerMantra.Org brings this article for candidates after MBBS to get a clear idea.

But both can prescribe medicines, both can use instruments, but an MD doctor does more of the former and an MS doctor does less of the latter. In addition, some MD degrees enable even more specialisation, such as MD in Paediatrics, Psychiatry, OBG, and Internal Medicine. There are some super-speciality degrees after an MD that one can pursue after an MD degree.

For example, an MD in Internal Medicine can be followed by a DM in Rheumatology, Nephrology, Cardiology, Neurology, etc. The same is the case for an MS degree. A general surgeon can specialise in MCh in neurosurgery, cardiothoracic surgery, etc. 

1. Number of Seats in NEET PG Colleges:

Limited numbers of seats are allotted for MD and MS Admission. Students who have enrolled for the NEET PG Exam will have to compete for around 42,182 seats, including Doctor of Medicine (MD), Master of Surgery (MS) seats, and Diploma. These seats are offered by various governments. Private and Deemed Medical Colleges in India are open for admission through the NEET PG Rank. Those who clear the exam with the required cut-off marks are allotted to top Government, Private Colleges, and Deemed medical universities for PG in India.

2. NEET PG State-Wise Seats:

Apart from the above, there are 9795 DNB/FNB seats and 2432 CPS Diploma seats available in the country.

NEET PG Admit Card

The admit card for NEET PG will be available online on the official website for the eligible candidates before the exam. The admit card can be downloaded from the official website by entering the required details. The admit card will contain details like name, roll number, exam date and time, and exam center.

Candidates must bring their admit card along with one photo identity proof, such as a PAN card, Aadhaar card, driving license, etc., to appear in the exam. Without an admit card, candidates cannot enter the examination hall.

3. NEET PG Result:

The result of the NEET PG Exam will be declared by the competent authority. Candidates can access the result by visiting the official portal using their roll number/registration number, etc. After this merit list will be prepared on the basis of marks obtained, and the rank card will be issued accordingly. The rank card is an important document that contains the score and the All India Rank of the candidate.

4. NEET PG Counseling:

Based on the result of NEET PG, the eligible candidates can participate in the counseling process. The Directorate General of Health Sciences (DGHS) and the Medical Counseling Committee (MCC) will facilitate the process for 50% All India Quota seats. The counseling for the remaining 50% seats will be done by the state authorities. Final admission will be based on NEET PG score, choice of field, and number of seats available.

Candidates must keep all the relevant documents ready, as the competent authority will verify all the original documents during the counseling process. If anyone fails to submit the relevant documents, their candidature will be cancelled. Admission to the students will be allotted purely based on merit.

5. Important documents to be verified:

+ NEET PG Admit Card

+ NEET PG Result/Score Card

+ Graduation Degree Certificate

+ Transfer Certificate

+ Counselling letter

+ Passport Size Photograph

+ Category Certificate (If applicable), etc.

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6. NEET PG Marks VS Rank: 

NEET PG Marks vs Rank is a common question that comes to the mind of NEET PG aspirants. Even medical students preparing for the PG entrance exam are curious to know how many candidates usually score the same marks in the NEET PG exam.  The uncertainty about which institute one will get for a particular score can also be resolved to some extent by referring to the NEET PG score vs rank analysis. NBE will release the cut-off of NEET PG along with the result on 31st March. 

Candidates can refer to the table given below to know the expected rank for the respective marks limit. In this article, apart from the details of NEET PG marks vs rank, candidates can also check the previous year NEET PG cutoff. Also, know what factors determine the All India Rank in case of a tie in the NEET PG Result.

National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences (NBE) will release the rank list for NEET PG based on the cut-off. The table below highlights the marks and expected rank based on the previous year's cut-off trend and record. Official figures will be updated here as and when released by NBE:

NEET PG Cutoff:

NEET PG Cutoff:

NEET PG Revised Cutoff: