If you've cleared NEET-PG 2026, the very next question is simple: which college can I actually get with my rank? A NEET-PG college predictor answers exactly that. Instead of scrolling through last year's cutoff PDFs and guessing, the MedAdmit NEET-PG 2026 College Predictor turns your rank (or score) and category into a personalised, rank-wise college list — the exact MD, MS and DNB colleges and specialities realistically open to your profile across MCC All India Quota and every state, each with round-wise closing ranks, annual fees, stipend, bond details and an admit-probability.
The core benefit is simple: enter your rank once and see exactly which MD/MS/DNB colleges and branches you can get — error-free, with each option's round-wise closing rank, annual fee, monthly stipend and admit-probability. No guesswork, no outdated PDFs, no 'maybe'.
See the exact colleges your rank can get
LockedSkip the guesswork. Enter your NEET-PG 2026 rank and get your personalised MD/MS/DNB college list in about two minutes.
See My Exact College ListHow does a NEET-PG college predictor actually work?
- You enter your NEET-PG rank (or score) and category — that's the only input it needs to start.
- It matches your rank against official round-wise closing ranks for MCC All India Quota and every state authority.
- It factors in your category, quota eligibility and any branch or state preferences you set.
- It returns a personalised list of colleges and specialities, each tagged Safe, Target or Reach with an admit-probability.
- Every option carries its closing-rank trend, annual fee, monthly stipend and bond, so you compare like-for-like — not a wall of raw numbers.
Why do old cutoff PDFs and manual guessing fail?
- Cutoff PDFs are scattered across MCC and 20+ state authorities in different formats — there is no single view of your options.
- They show last year's closing ranks, but never tell you what your rank means across all of them at once.
- Round-wise movement (R1 to R2 to R3 to stray vacancy) shifts cutoffs a lot, and a single PDF hides that trend.
- Manual lists ignore your category and quota eligibility, so half the 'options' aren't actually real for you.
- Fees, stipend and bond details live on yet another set of pages — it's easy to shortlist a college you can't afford.
- One data-entry slip in a spreadsheet and you lock the wrong choices during counselling, risking your seat and security deposit.
Stop guessing from last year's PDFs
One rank in, one clean list out — only the colleges genuinely open to your category and quota, ranked by real admit-probability.
What exactly does the MedAdmit NEET-PG College Predictor show?
| What you see | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Personalised MD/MS/DNB + speciality list | Only the seats realistically open to your rank, category and quota — nothing irrelevant. |
| Round-wise closing ranks | See how each cutoff moved R1 → R2 → R3 → stray, so you time your choice filling right. |
| Annual fees | Compare government, DNB, private and deemed costs before you lock a single choice. |
| Monthly stipend | Know what you'll actually earn during residency at each option. |
| Bond details | Spot service-bond obligations and penalties up front, not after you join. |
| Admit-probability (Safe / Target / Reach) | Order your choice list by real chance, not by hope. |
See fees and stipend for your whole shortlist
Every college on your list shows its indicative annual fee and monthly stipend, so you never shortlist a seat you can't afford.
Which colleges can I get with my NEET-PG rank?
That depends on your rank, category, quota and the branch you want — which is exactly why a personalised predictor beats any generic list. The bands below are only illustrations of how options widen as rank improves, not cutoffs. Real closing ranks shift every round and differ by category, state and speciality, so treat these as orientation only and get your exact list from the predictor.
| Indicative AIR band (General, AIQ) | How your options typically look | Keep in mind |
|---|---|---|
| Top ~1,000 | Premier-institute clinical seats begin opening — Radiology, Dermatology, General Medicine, Paediatrics | The most competitive branches; exact cutoffs vary every year |
| ~1,000–8,000 | Strong government MD/MS clinical branches across many states, plus top DNB seats | Branch choice widens quickly through this band |
| ~8,000–30,000 | Government mid-demand clinical branches, several pre/para-clinical MD, and wide DNB choice | State quota is often more favourable than AIQ here |
| ~30,000–70,000 | Pre/para-clinical MD, PG Diploma and many DNB/DrNB seats | DNB and diploma meaningfully expand your options |
| Near the qualifying cut-off | Select DNB, diploma and private/deemed seats, depending on budget | The predictor maps budget-fit options for your exact profile |
Check the closing rank for your rank and branch
Pick a branch and see how its closing rank moved across rounds — for MCC AIQ and each state — then find where your rank fits.
How do MCC All India Quota and state quota change my options?
- NEET-PG splits roughly 50% All India Quota (counselled by MCC at mcc.nic.in) and 50% state quota (counselled by each state authority).
- AIQ is open to candidates from any state — every government college's AIQ seats compete purely on all-India rank.
- State quota is governed by domicile and each state's own reservation rules, so the same rank can behave very differently there.
- DNB and DrNB seats are counselled by MCC and are domicile-free (All India in character), which broadens options at many ranks.
- The same rank can be a Reach in AIQ but a Target in your home state, or vice versa — the predictor shows both side by side across register, choice-filling and freeze/float/upgrade rounds.
MD vs MS vs DNB — which should I target for my rank?
Widening your net across pathways is often the difference between a seat and a wasted round. Here's how the medical-PG routes compare. Note that super-speciality DM/MCh seats are filled through the separate NEET-SS exam and are not part of this MD/MS/DNB predictor.
| Pathway | What it is | Where the seats are | Consider it when |
|---|---|---|---|
| MD | Master of Medicine — clinical and pre/para-clinical specialities | Government and private/deemed colleges (AIQ + state) | You want branches like Medicine, Paediatrics, Dermatology or Radiodiagnosis |
| MS | Master of Surgery — surgical specialities | Government and private/deemed colleges (AIQ + state) | You want branches like Orthopaedics, ENT, Ophthalmology, OBG or General Surgery |
| DNB / DrNB | Diplomate / Doctorate of National Board, in accredited teaching hospitals | MCC counselling, domicile-free (All India) | You want a recognised PG with broad options across many rank levels |
| PG Diploma | Two-year diploma in a speciality | Government and private colleges | You want a faster route or a strong fallback at higher ranks |
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Compare DNB vs MD/MS for your exact rank
See side by side which MD, MS, DNB and DrNB seats your rank opens. DNB often widens your options far more than students expect.
Compare MD, MS & DNB For My RankWill I get a government seat — and what will it cost?
Government seats mean low fees and a real stipend, so they're everyone's first target — whether your rank reaches one depends on branch, category, quota and state. The ranges below show the cost picture only; figures vary widely by college, state, branch and year, and official fee and stipend notifications are the final word. The predictor shows each option's current indicative numbers and tells you which are actually in reach for you.
| Seat type | Indicative annual fee | Indicative monthly stipend | Bond |
|---|---|---|---|
| Central institutes (AIIMS / PGI / JIPMER) | Very low — a few thousand rupees | High | Institute-specific |
| State government colleges | Low | Moderate to high | Many states have a service bond |
| DNB (teaching hospitals) | Low to moderate; varies by hospital | Varies by hospital | Usually hospital-specific |
| Private / deemed colleges | High — deemed clinical branches highest | Low or nil at many | Often none |
Will your rank land a government seat?
LockedSee exactly which government MD/MS/DNB seats — with their low fees and real stipend — are within reach for your rank and category.
See If I'll Get A Govt SeatHow to use the NEET-PG College Predictor in 5 steps
- 1. Open the NEET-PG College Predictor and enter your rank (or score) and category.
- 2. Add any preferences — branch, preferred states, government-only, or a budget for fees.
- 3. Get your personalised list across MCC AIQ and every state, tagged Safe / Target / Reach.
- 4. Compare closing-rank trends, fees, stipend and bond for each shortlisted seat.
- 5. Build your choice-filling order with confidence — then verify final details on the official portal before locking.
NEET-PG College Predictor — frequently asked questions
How does a NEET-PG college predictor work?
You enter your NEET-PG rank or score and category. The predictor compares them against official round-wise closing ranks for MCC All India Quota and every state, then returns a personalised list of MD/MS/DNB colleges and specialities you can realistically get, each with an admit-probability.
Which college can I get with my NEET-PG 2026 rank?
It depends on your rank, category, quota and preferred branch. Rather than guessing from a generic list, enter your rank in the College Predictor to see your exact, personalised set of colleges and branches across AIQ and all states.
Is the NEET-PG College Predictor free?
You can start free — enter your rank and see an instant preview. Unlock your full personalised list to view every college with its round-wise closing ranks, fees, stipend, bond and admit-probability.
Do I need my exact rank, or is my score enough?
Either works. You can enter your NEET-PG rank directly, or your score — the tool maps your score to a rank first and then builds your college list.
Does the predictor cover both MCC AIQ and state quota?
Yes. It covers the 50% All India Quota counselled by MCC and the 50% state quota across every state authority, so you see your options everywhere in one place.
Does it include DNB and DrNB seats?
Yes. DNB and DrNB seats — counselled by MCC and domicile-free — are included alongside MD and MS, and they often widen your realistic options significantly.
Can I filter for government seats only?
Yes. You can focus on government colleges to see which low-fee, stipend-paying seats your rank can reach, and how their closing ranks moved across rounds.
Does the predictor show fees and stipend?
Yes. Each college on your list carries its indicative annual fee, monthly stipend and bond details. Always confirm final figures on the official portal before locking choices.
How accurate is the NEET-PG college predictor?
It's built on official round-wise closing-rank data and expresses each option as a Safe, Target or Reach probability rather than a false promise. Cutoffs move every year, so treat it as a strong, data-backed shortlist and verify final numbers officially.
When can I use it for NEET-PG 2026?
Right now. With the NEET-PG 2026 result declared on 24 September 2026, you can plan immediately — build your college list before MCC and state counselling registration and choice filling begin.
Does it cover NEET-SS (DM/MCh) super-speciality seats?
No. This predictor is for medical PG — MD, MS, DNB, DrNB and PG Diploma. Super-speciality DM/MCh seats are filled through the separate NEET-SS exam and counselling.
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