Dear Maria, if a candidate has passed MBBS from any other country other than India, you need to take a test called FMGE conducted by the NBE. So ideally, you should have passed the MCI exam before you apply for NEET PG. This FMGE is an exam for a candidate

Hello Hetvi,

Yes, you can.

But if you have filled the NEET application before and have paid the fee already, that amount will not be refunded and you will have to pay the application fee for each form accordingly.

Hope this helps. You can contact for any further guidelines.

Hi priyaanka Sarkar 

Even I have same problem I had marked general category instead of obc/ncl....now I  really worried to change it  but I can't do that...

Even can I apply the other applications with another details ...won't be any problem in  future???like not following r not obeying nbe rules...

Dear Anjali, as per the eligibilty guidelines, you should have qualified in the FMGE conducted by the NBE. So ideally, you should have passed the MCI exam before you apply for NEET PG. In this case unfortunately, you cannot attempt NEET PG. You may have to wait until next time. 

No, if you have filled in the application form with all your identities and aadhar number, you can not apply again. If you want to change your examination centre kindly login using the same email address as used for registration.If you want to change your email address that can be

NEET PG Exam center is not available in Kerala. You can also refer the below given article to check NEET PG Exam Centers.

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-pg-exam-centres

Good Luck!

You cannot change test city once fees are paid online as this facility is not allowed to be edited in correction window starting from 7-14th December 2018.

Unfortunately you cnnot make changes. 

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-pg-application-form

Generally OBC Ph and ST category both need minimum 40th percentile marks for qualifying 

And cutoffs will be different based on quota/colleges /stream so its difficult to predict a sit may vary every year.

Cutoffs trends shared for reference and analysis  

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