Hello Tanya!

This puts you at a rank of 93,960 NEET PG, and may not help you get admission to such highly sought-after specialties as MS Obstetrics & Gynecology, Respiratory Medicine, or General Surgery in government medical colleges or top private institutions. However, options do exist depending on the state and category you are placed in.

Important Things to Note:

State Counseling: Every state has cut-off ranks different from each other; sometimes it may so happen that for the same rank cuts, there can be a difference between Govt. medical colleges, Semi Govt. and Private medical colleges. Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, and Maharashtra might, for example, provide more private or Deemed university seats.

Category Quota: Since these cuts generally are lower if you are from the SC, ST, OBC, or EWS category, you might get a better percentile in your seat.

Deemed Universities: Many deemed universities have higher cut-off ranks, and you might find seats available for Respiratory Medicine or General Surgery here. However, the fees at these institutions can be quite high.

Private Colleges: Depending on your financial capacity, private medical colleges could be a good option. States like Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, and some southern states offer private seats for surgery-related branches at slightly higher ranks.

Apply for DNB courses also, as the course is MD/MS equivalent in many institutions. You can get a chance at your rank in DNB courses conducted in smaller tier 2 cities.

Recommendation:

You should always keep yourself updated with respect to cut-offs prevailing in the states. Go for both All India and State Counselling. You can go for DNB, as it is an alternative. You can target private and deemed institutions in case you do not care about the fee and location.

Thankyou!

Yes, BAMS (Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery) graduates can be eligible for postgraduate courses in regenerative medicine, though eligibility criteria may vary depending on the institution and country. Regenerative medicine is an interdisciplinary field focusing on repairing, replacing, or regenerating damaged tissues and organs, and it often integrates knowledge from various medical backgrounds.

Some universities and institutions may accept BAMS graduates for PG courses in regenerative medicine, especially if the program is designed to include a broad spectrum of medical sciences. However, many PG courses in regenerative medicine are tailored more specifically to candidates with MBBS, BDS, or similar degrees in modern medicine.

To improve your chances of eligibility, you might consider pursuing additional certifications or bridge courses in relevant areas such as cell biology, molecular biology, or biotechnology. It's also beneficial to gain some practical experience in related fields, such as research internships, which can strengthen your application.

Before applying, check the specific eligibility requirements of the institutions offering the PG course in regenerative medicine. Directly contacting the admissions office or program coordinators can provide clarity on whether your BAMS degree meets their criteria.

You may have opportunities other government colleges which is less competitive or newer government medical colleges in south india.The cutoffs for these institutions can vary, but with a rank of 20,000, you might be competitive for some government colleges, especially for less popular specialties or in certain states.neet is going to announce soon the counselling process you can check details here

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-pg-counselling

Hello

With a NEET PG rank of 92,000 and a percentile of 57, you may be eligible for PG Surgery seats in private medical colleges. Here's a list of some private medical colleges that may offer PG Surgery seats within your rank range:

1. _Kasturba Medical College, Manipal_:

- Fee: Rs25,00,000 - Rs30,00,000 per year

- Stipend: Rs40,000 - Rs50,000 per month

2. _Maharishi Markandeshwar University, Ambala_:

- Fee: Rs20,00,000 - Rs25,00,000 per year

- Stipend: Rs35,000 - Rs45,000 per month

3. _Shri Balaji Medical College and Hospital, Chennai_:

- Fee: Rs18,00,000 - Rs22,00,000 per year

- Stipend: Rs30,000 - Rs40,000 per month

4. _Dr. DY Patil Medical College, Pune_:

- Fee: Rs22,00,000 - Rs28,00,000 per year

- Stipend: Rs40,000 - Rs50,000 per month

5. _Sri Ramachandra Medical College and Research Institute, Chennai_:

- Fee: Rs20,00,000 - Rs25,00,000 per year

- Stipend: Rs35,000 - Rs45,000 per month

Please note that the fees and stipend amounts may vary depending on the college and the specific course. It's essential to verify the information with the colleges directly.

Also, consider the following factors when choosing a college:

- Accreditation and recognition

- Faculty expertise and experience

- Infrastructure and facilities

- Clinical exposure and hands-on training

- Research opportunities

- Alumni network and placements

It's crucial to research thoroughly and weigh your options carefully to make an informed decision.

Hi there,

Hope you are doing fine.

With an All India Rank of 17254 in NEET PG 2024 and belonging to the UR quota, securing an MS General Surgery seat in a government college in West Bengal is quite challenging.

Government medical colleges generally have higher cutoffs for competitive specialties like General Surgery. Although being a domicile of West Bengal might offer some advantage in state quota reservations, the cutoff for such a specialty typically demands a significantly higher rank.

The cutoff for a particular college depend on various factors like the number of seats available, the difficulty level of the examination and many more. You can check more about the previous year cutoffs by visiting the official website of the examination authority .

Hope this resolves your query.

Hello aspirant,

The chances of getting a surgery seat in a Delhi college with a NEET rank of 2979 in the OBC category depend on several factors:

• State-specific cutoffs: Delhi may have specific cutoffs for surgery, which can vary from year to year.
• Competition: The number of applicants and their NEET ranks can significantly impact the cutoff.
• Government vs. private colleges: Government colleges typically have lower cutoffs compared to private colleges.
• Reservation policies: Your OBC category might provide an advantage in terms of reserved seats and lower cutoffs.
  
  
  For more information you can check the link attached below
  
  https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor

Hello aspirant,

Your rank is a very decent one that can get you into a government college. Every specialisation have different opening and closing rank. On the basis of the former statement, General Surgery usually have very low opening ranks, and closing ranks can go upto 20,000. So, you will have to wait a little bit. To know more about cutoffs of your favoured specialisation in various government colleges, kindly go through the given link.

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-pg-cut-off

I hope you will do good.

Hello Pallavi,

For pursuing an MDS in Oral Surgery, here's a general order based on reputation and facilities:

1. Government Dental College, Goa - Generally considered the best among the listed options for its quality of education and facilities.
   
   
2. Government Dental College, Vijayawada - Known for its good infrastructure and faculty.
   
   
3. Government Dental College, Kadapa - A reputable option but slightly behind the others in terms of overall ranking.
   
   
4. Government Dental College, Cuddalore - Offers decent education but might not be as renowned as the others listed.

Each college has its strengths, so consider factors like faculty, facilities, and personal preference as well.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to share your questions with us we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.

Hello there,

To get admission to a Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS) program in India, you need to:

1. Meet the eligibility criteria.

2. Register for and prepare for NEET-UG.

3. Appear for NEET-UG.

4. Participate in AIQ and State Quota counseling.

5. Complete the document verification and admission process.

6. Start your BDS course. Let me know if you have more questions!

Refer to the following link for more details: https://medicine.careers360.com/download/ebooks/bds-quick-guide

Dental surgery and optometry are distinct fields within health care each with their own requirements. Here is a comparison of the two:

Dental surgery

Focus: diagnosis, prevention and treatment of diseases and conditions of the oral cavity . Procedures can range from routine dental cleaning to more complex surge ries like extraction, root canals etc.

career: Dentist can work in private practice, hospitals or academic settings. Specializations include orthodontics, periodontics, Oral and many more.

optometry

Focus: diagnosis, management and treatment of conditions related to the eyes and visual system.  Services Include prescribing glasses and contact lenses etc.

Career: optometrists can work in private practice,  retail optical settings, hospitals etc. You can have specializations in areas such as vision therapy, low vision rehabilitation, or ocular disease management.

Choosing between the two depends upon your interests whether you are more drawn towards oral health or vision health.