How many students appeared for NEET PG 2025?

Hello,

Maharashtra provides a 'Hilly Area Reservation' for medical admissions, mainly for MBBS courses. To qualify, candidates must have studied in schools located in hilly areas as per their parents' domicile.

However, for NEET PG (MDS) , there is no specific mention of hilly area reservation.

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Hello there,

Yes, you can write NEET PG while continuing your current MD course in a private college. You are not required to discontinue the MD course before writing the exam. However, if you secure admission to another MD/MS/DNB course through NEET PG and wish to join it, you will need to officially resign from your current MD program.

Important Points to Consider:

1. Bond and Penalty: Most private colleges have a service bond or penalty for discontinuing an MD course. If you leave before completing the course, you may have to pay the bond amount or a penalty.
   
   
2. Eligibility Criteria: Ensure that your current college has no restrictions on appearing for NEET PG while pursuing an MD.
   
   
3. Counseling Process: If you get a new seat through NEET PG, you must formally resign from your current course before joining the new one.

It's advisable to carefully check the bond agreement and college policies before proceeding.

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 I wish you all the best in your bright future.

In the context of Telangana’s NEET PG 2024 admissions, it is essential to understand the distinction between various quota categories to navigate the application process effectively.

• Management Quota: In this seats are reserved for candidates who may not have secured admission through the regular merit - based process. These seats often come with higher tuition fees and are filled based on different criteria set by the institution. In Telangana, candidates seeking admission under the management quota must have qualified in the NEET PG examination and other specific criteria.
• Institutional Quota: IT can vary in meaning across different states and institutions. General it refers to seat allocated at the discretion of the institutions, potentially for candidates associated with the institution or its stakeholders. However in the context of Andhra Pradesh (AP) there is not a specific “institutional quota”. Instead AP has a “convenor quota”, which pertains to government seats allocated in private medical colleges.

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Hello,

The approximate marking allocation scheme for medical entrance exams like INI-CET and NEET PG is as follows:

INI-CET Marking Scheme :-

• Total Questions: 200
• Marking:
  • +1 for correct answer
  • -1/3 for incorrect answer
• Subject-wise weightage (approximate):
  • Pre-clinical (Anatomy, Physiology, Biochemistry) – 15-20%
  • Para-clinical (Pathology, Microbiology, Pharmacology, Forensic Medicine) – 25-30%
  • Clinical (Medicine, Surgery, OBGY, Pediatrics, etc.) – 50-60%

NEET PG Marking Scheme :-

• Total Questions: 200
• Marking:
  • +4 for correct answer
  • -1 for incorrect answer
• Subject-wise weightage (approximate):
  • Pre-clinical – 15-20%
  • Para-clinical – 20-25%
  • Clinical – 55-60%

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Hello,

If you've been allotted a seat in the NEET PG All India Quota (AIQ) stray vacancy round and choose not to accept it, consider the following:

• Forfeiture of Security Deposit : Not joining the allotted seat will result in the loss of your security deposit.

• Debarment from Future Exams : You will be barred from taking the NEET exam in the subsequent year.

• Ineligibility for State Counselling : Data of candidates who have joined seats in Round 3 will be shared with state counselling authorities, and such candidates will be prohibited from participating in subsequent state counselling rounds.

Therefore, if you do not accept the seat allotted in the AIQ stray vacancy round, you will be ineligible to participate in your state's third round of counselling .

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