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MD / MS Admission

Your NEET PG rank decides your options — your choice list decides what you actually get. We help you balance branch, college, bond and budget, round by round.

Courses
MD · MS · PG Diploma
Duration
3 years (MD / MS)
Entrance
NEET PG (NBEMS)
Counselling
MCC + your state

NEET PG is required for every MD / MS seat

Management and NRI quota PG seats in private and deemed colleges are no exception — they are allotted through counselling on your NEET PG rank. There is no route around the exam.

Eligibility at a glance

  • An MBBS degree recognised by the National Medical Commission
  • The compulsory rotating internship completed by the cut-off date in that year's NEET PG bulletin
  • Permanent or provisional registration with the NMC or a State Medical Council
  • Foreign medical graduates must also have cleared the screening test that applies in their year (FMGE)

Always go by the current NBEMS information bulletin — dates and rules are revised most years, and we check them with you.

Who counsels which seats

Seat typeCounselled by
All India Quota — 50% of government college PG seatsMCC
Deemed universities, central institutions, AFMSMCC
State quota — 50% of government college PG seatsYour state's counselling authority
Private colleges — government, management & NRI quotaThe state where the college is

Branch or college — the real decision

At PG level, the same rank can buy you a clinical branch in a smaller college or a non-clinical branch in a famous one. Neither is wrong — but you should choose it on purpose. We go through:

  • Branch fit — the specialty you will practise for the next thirty years
  • Clinical exposure — patient load, operation theatre time and case variety in the department
  • Service bonds — many states attach a bond or penalty to government PG seats
  • Stipend and fees — they differ sharply between states and between government and private seats
  • Seat-leaving rules — what you forfeit if you resign after a given round

How Padhai Likhai helps

  1. Rank review

    We map your NEET PG rank against previous years' closing ranks for the branches you care about.

  2. Registration plan

    MCC, your state, and other states where you are eligible — in the right sequence.

  3. Choice list

    Branch-college combinations ordered with you, and revised before every round.

  4. Documents & reporting

    Checks before verification, and help with the joining formalities.

Frequently asked questions

No. Every MD / MS seat, including management and NRI quota, is allotted through counselling on your NEET PG rank.
Usually yes. The two run in parallel, and accepting a seat in one can affect the other — we plan the order with you so you do not lose a better option.
Several states require PG graduates from government seats to serve in public hospitals for a fixed period, or pay a penalty. The terms vary by state and year, so we check them for every seat on your list.

The right college is a
decision worth planning.

Talk to a counsellor before the next round closes. The first conversation is free, and there is no obligation.

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