Hello,

With a rank of 175600 in NEET PG, it's very unlikely that you are getting any seat at government colleges for the MD Pharmacology in Uttar Pradesh. With these higher ranks, you are not getting the government colleges, but you can check cutoffs for these branches in the official NEET PG cutoffs.

I hope it will clear your query!!

For central institutes of Ayurveda, the stipend for both non-clinical and clinical MD seats is the same as the stipend is standardized for all postgraduate MD/MS scholars. So if you are from any branch it makes no difference in the amount you get.

Hope it is clear!!

Hi,

With 22,461 rank in NEET PG (AIQ), getting MD Obstetrics & Gynaecology (OBG) in a government medical college is quite difficult because OBG is one of the most competitive clinical branches. In All India Quota, OBG in government colleges usually closes under 5,000–12,000 rank.

In Telangana State Quota, EWS category may give a little relaxation, but still under 15,000–18,000 rank for OBG in govt colleges.

For a better idea you can use this tool: https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-pg-college-predictor

Thank you and all the best!

Hello,

Thanks for reaching out!

In Tamil Nadu, for OBC category, MD Anaesthesia in government medical colleges usually closes within 25k–35k rank in NEET PG. With a better rank than this range, you stand a chance.

All the best!

Hello,

In NEET PG 2024, for SC category, MD Ophthalmology closed around 60k–65k rank in government colleges under state quota (varies by state).

• Fees  in govt colleges:  60,000–1,50,000 per year.
• Private colleges: 10–20 lakhs per year.

Stipend you can expect between: 40,000–90,000/month (differs by state).

Hope this clear your doubt!

MD ENT in AIQ for the general category generally closes around 440–444 NEET PG marks, which likely translates to an All India Rank somewhere near 12,000–14,500, based on broader branch-wise cutoff data.

Hello,

Dermatology is one of the most competitive PG branches and usually closes at ranks below 10k, so with 87,790 it may not be possible. But you still have good chances in diploma or other PG specialties.

You can also check your exact possibilities with this college predictor tool:

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-pg-college-predictor

All the best!

With your PG rank it is very impossible to get into government colleges you should try for any other private institutions based on your rank if you are looking for any other particular colleges look at their official website for more updates and information

With a rank of 4622, getting MD Medicine through AIQ is very difficult as closing ranks are much lower. Under Maharashtra State Quota, you have a borderline chance in government colleges and a good chance in private colleges, since the cutoff has gone up to ~20,000. If you are flexible, you can definitely secure a seat in semi-government/private medical colleges. DNB Medicine is an excellent option too—widely available, equivalent to MD, and feasible at your rank. Keep both state quota MD and DNB Medicine in your preference list for best chances.

Hello!

Private medical colleges across India do offer MD seats, but admission is strictly through NEET PG counseling. You need to qualify NEET PG, then depending on your rank, you can apply for private colleges via state or deemed university counseling. The fees in private colleges are usually higher (can range from 15–50 lakhs depending on specialization and state).

You can find list of  best private medical here :

Top Private Medical Colleges in India

Thank you!