NEET College Predictor
Check your expected admission chances in MD/MS/Diploma courses based on your NEET PG Score
The Maharashtra NEET PG Selection List 2025 has been released by the CET Cell for round 1 counselling on December 1, 2025. The NEET PG Maharashtra selection list of round 1 reveals a surprising trend in candidate participation. Out of 5,553 candidates who registered for round 1 counselling, 3,467 did not fill any choices. This means that around 62% of eligible candidates skipped the choice-filling process in Maharashtra NEET PG Counselling 2025 round 1. Read the full article for detailed insights and a complete breakdown of round 1 allotment statistics, including participation data, the number of finalised allotments, and a subject-wise distribution of seats.
This Story also Contains
Particular | Details |
Total candidates participated | 5,553 |
Candidates who did not fill any choices | 3,467 |
Candidates who received an actual seat allotment | 1,920 |
Highest allotted speciality | General Surgery - 211 seats |
Total PG specialities allotted | 41 |
Get expert advice on college selection, admission chances, and career path in a personalized counselling session.
Based on the Maharashtra NEET PG 2025 round 1 seat allotment, a total of 1920 candidates are allotted seats. These candidates got a seat across government, municipal, aided, private, and minority medical colleges in Maharashtra.
General Surgery recorded the highest number of seat allotments in round 1, with 211 seats being allotted. The complete breakdown of the 1920 seats allotted in round 1 is provided below.
Subject | Seats Allotted |
Surgery | 211 |
Medicine | 208 |
Anaesthesia | 221 |
OBGY | 172 |
Orthopedics | 150 |
Paediatrics | 127 |
Pathology | 128 |
Radiology | 110 |
PSM / Community Medicine | 89 |
Ophthalmology | 84 |
ENT | 63 |
Skin & VD (Dermatology) | 58 |
Psychiatry | 45 |
Pharmacology | 42 |
Chest & TB / Respiratory Medicine | 34 |
Biochemistry | 23 |
Forensic Medicine | 21 |
Physiology | 15 |
Radiotherapy | 10 |
Nuclear Medicine | 5 |
DA (Diploma in Anaesthesia) | 5 |
Palliative Medicine | 2 |
Emergency & Critical Care | 6 |
Some of the possible reasons behind this large number of candidates skipping round 1 choice filling for Maharashtra NEET PG 2025 admission are as follows -
Waiting for AIQ round 2 upgrades: Many candidates who are already holding AIQ Round 1 seats expect upgrades in Round 2, especially for high-demand branches like Radiology, Dermatology, OBGY, Paediatrics, and Orthopedics, so they might have avoided choice filling in Maharashtra NEET PG counselling 2025 to keep their chances of AIQ upgrade open.
Expecting better movement in Maharashtra round 2: Round 2 of state counselling generally sees large reshuffling due to AIQ resignations, category conversions, and withdrawals. Hence many candidates skip round 1 on purpose to target more favorable seat availability later.
Preference for DNB over MD/MS seats: A growing number of candidates now prioritise DNB seats in reputed corporate hospitals for better environment and training quality, and therefore avoid early state allotments that might force them into less preferred MD/MS options.
Fear of being allotted a low-preference seat: Since Maharashtra NEET PG counselling can allot very low-ranked choices if many options are filled, candidates skip round 1 to avoid getting stuck with undesired seats and plan to participate only in Round 2 with a more controlled preference list.
With over 62% students skipping the round 1 counselling of Maharashtra NEET PG 2025, this could impact the round 2 and upcoming counselling rounds. Some of the impact that this large number of students skipping round 1 Maharashtra NEET PG counselling 2025 are as following -
Since many candidates did not participate in round 1, several seats will remain vacant for round 2 Maharashtra NEET PG counselling.
Since many top-ranked candidates skipped choice filling in round 1 and more seats available in round 2, students have a good chance of getting popular specialities such as Radiology, Dermatology, Pediatrics, Orthopedics, Gynaecology, and General Medicine.
Since a lower number of candidates got seats in round 1, such candidates now have a stronger upgrade chances in round 2 counselling.
On Question asked by student community
Hello Dear Student,
For a General-PwD (Persons with Benchmark Disabilities) candidate, you need to score around 255 - 290 marks to qualify. While this baseline score guarantees you qualify for the exam, getting a clinical seat in a government medical college in Punjab usually requires 400+ marks, depending on the
Hello Aspirant,
With 200 marks in NEET UG , securing an MBBS seat through the government quota may be challenging. However, depending on the counselling process and category, you may explore private medical colleges in Madhya Pradesh and other states under management quota.
Kindly mention your NEET year and exact
Hello dear student,
You can find and access more information here: https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-pg-college-predictor-telangana
Hope it helps!
Hello dear student,
You can find and access more information here: https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/telangana-neet-pg-cut-off-2025
Hope it helps!
Hello Dear Student,
You generally do not need to upload your physical category certificate during the initial online application. However, you must declare your category (OBC-NCL) to claim reservation benefits and enter the certificate details. You must provide the physical certificate during counseling and document verification.
You can check, find
Check your expected admission chances in MD/MS/Diploma courses based on your NEET PG Score
Your one-stop NEET PG counseling package with complete hand-holding throughout the admission journey
Ranked #18 by NIRF, NAAC A++ Accredited | Unmatched clinical exposure with over 7 lakh patients yearly
NAAC A+ Accredited| Ranked #21 in University Category by NIRF | Applications open for multiple UG & PG Programs
Predict admission chances in AIIMS, JIPMER, PGIMER & NIMHANS Campuses
Want to study abroad? Plan your Journey