General Medicine — decoded by your NEET-PG rank
How your NEET-PG All India Rank compares with verified 2025 General Medicine allotments — MD and DNB General Medicine, across Rounds 1, 2 and 3.
Rank shown: NEET-PG All India Rank (AIR)General Medicine (M.D. General Medicine) is the largest and one of the most competitive of the three target branches, with a broad spread of institutions across All India, DNB and self-financed quotas. This page uses only verified NEET-PG 2025 MCC allotment documents and the NEET-PG All India Rank (AIR) space throughout.
Your personalized rank analysis
Enter your NEET-PG All India Rank to see which colleges you could have got at that rank in 2025. MD-degree and DNB are kept separate.
Where your rank stands (2025)
Every college option, grouped by how your rank compares with its 2025 closing rank. Based on 2025 allotments — not a prediction, and never “safe” or “guaranteed.”
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For each college, the best and last rank that got a seat in Round 1, 2 and 3, and how many seats. The last rank is the closing rank. These are 2025 allotments, not a guarantee.
Because General Medicine spans the most institutions of the three branches, the round-wise cutoff explorer and the R2→R3 movement column are the fastest way to see where observed allotment AIR loosened in later rounds. MD-degree and DNB are always reported separately below.
MD-degree vs DNB in General Medicine
How MD-degree and DNB compare: how many seats each gave, across how many colleges, and the strongest rank that got in.
What happened in Round 3 (all candidates)
A quick picture of how Round 3 played out for everyone in 2025, including who switched into this branch. Background only — no names, no IDs, not a prediction.
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Figures are allotment events (allotments issued) — not sanctioned-seat counts, and an allotment does not prove joining. MD-degree, DNB and Diploma are counted separately. Historical movement is not a forecast. Absence of a segment does not prove a sanctioned seat did not exist. Institution names are shown as published by MCC (provisional canonicalization; not auto-merged). AIIMS, JIPMER, PGIMER-Chandigarh, NIMHANS and other Institutes of National Importance fill PG seats through their own INI-CET counselling — not the All India Quota — so they do not appear here at any rank. Verify current eligibility and rules on the official portals.
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