The Tamil Nadu Medical Selection Committee (DME) has released the provisional rank list for postgraduate degree and diploma courses under the government quota for the 2026–27 academic session. This list shows the merit-based ranking of all candidates who appeared in NEET PG 2026 and are eligible for government-quota seats in Tamil Nadu medical colleges. Candidates must now check their rank, verify their details, and watch for the next steps in the counselling process. Any objections or corrections to the rank list must be raised within the specified period.
The provisional rank list for government-quota PG degree and diploma seats (2026–27) is now live; check your rank immediately at the official portal.
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Unlock My College ListWhat is this rank list?
This is the provisional merit list prepared by the Tamil Nadu DME for all candidates eligible for government-quota postgraduate seats. It ranks candidates based on their NEET PG 2026 score and other eligibility criteria set by the state. The list covers both PG degree courses (MD, MS) and PG diploma courses.
The word 'provisional' means this is not final — candidates have a window to raise objections or request corrections if they spot an error in their name, score, category, or other details. After that period closes, the list will be finalized.
Who should check this list?
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Every candidate who registered for NEET PG 2026 and applied for government-quota seats in Tamil Nadu should check this list. Your rank determines your position in the counselling queue — a higher rank (lower number) gives you a better chance of getting your preferred college and specialty.
- Candidates who appeared in NEET PG 2026
- Those who applied for government-quota seats in Tamil Nadu
- Both PG degree (MD/MS) and PG diploma aspirants
How to check your rank
Visit the official Tamil Nadu Medical Selection Committee portal at tnmedicalselection.net. Log in with your NEET PG registration credentials (usually your roll number and password). Search for your name or registration number in the provisional rank list. Note your rank, category, and any other details shown against your name.
- Go to tnmedicalselection.net
- Log in with your NEET PG credentials
- Find your name in the government-quota PG degree/diploma list
- Note your rank and verify all details
What to do if you spot an error
If your name is missing, your score is wrong, your category is incorrectly shown, or any other detail is incorrect, you must raise an objection during the specified window. The notice will state the exact dates for objections — do not miss this deadline. Submit your objection through the official portal with supporting documents (e.g., your NEET admit card, score card, caste certificate if applicable).
Common errors include wrong category classification, incorrect score entry, or name spelling mistakes. Correct these immediately; they can affect your counselling outcome.
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- Check your name, score, category, and other details carefully
- If any detail is wrong, submit an objection within the stated deadline
- Attach proof (NEET score card, admit card, caste certificate, etc.)
- Do not assume errors will be corrected later — act now
What happens next?
After the objection window closes, the DME will finalize the rank list and announce the next steps — usually the opening of the choice-filling portal where you rank your preferred colleges and specialties. Your rank in this provisional list will determine the order in which you get to choose. Keep checking the official portal for announcements about choice filling, counselling rounds, and seat allotment.
- Objection window closes on a date to be announced
- Final rank list will be published
- Choice-filling portal will open (date to be announced)
- Counselling rounds and seat allotment will follow
Important reminders
This is a provisional list — do not assume your rank is final until the DME publishes the finalized version. Keep your NEET PG admit card, score card, and all eligibility documents ready for the next stages. Do not share your login credentials with anyone. Watch the official portal regularly for updates; the DME may announce important dates or changes without warning.
- This is provisional; final list comes later
- Keep all documents (admit card, score card, caste certificate, etc.) ready
- Check the portal regularly for updates
- Do not miss any deadlines — objections, choice filling, or counselling rounds
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See My CollegesFrequently asked questions
Where do I check my rank in the provisional list?
Visit tnmedicalselection.net, log in with your NEET PG registration credentials, and search for your name or roll number in the government-quota PG degree/diploma provisional rank list.
What does 'provisional' mean? Is this my final rank?
Provisional means the list is not yet final. Candidates can raise objections if they spot errors. After the objection window closes and corrections are made, the DME will publish the finalized rank list. Your final rank may change if errors are corrected.
My name is not in the list. What should I do?
If your name is missing, it may mean you did not meet the eligibility criteria, did not register for government-quota seats, or there is an error. Check your NEET PG registration and application status first. If you believe you are eligible, submit an objection with proof during the objection window.
My score or category in the list is wrong. Can I correct it?
Yes. During the objection window (dates to be announced), submit a correction request through the official portal with supporting documents such as your NEET score card or caste certificate. Do not delay — the objection window is usually short.
Does a higher rank mean I will get a better college?
Yes. Your rank determines the order in which you get to choose your preferred college and specialty during choice filling. A higher rank (lower number) means you choose first and have more options.
When will the choice-filling portal open?
The notice does not specify the choice-filling date. The DME will announce it after the provisional rank list is finalized. Keep checking the official portal for updates.
Does this list include both MD/MS and PG diploma courses?
Yes. This provisional rank list covers both PG degree courses (MD, MS) and PG diploma courses under the government quota.
What if I disagree with my rank?
You cannot dispute your rank itself — it is calculated by the DME based on your NEET PG score and eligibility. However, if the score or category shown against your name is incorrect, you can object and request a correction.
Is this list only for Tamil Nadu residents?
This is the government-quota list for Tamil Nadu. Government-quota seats are typically reserved for Tamil Nadu domicile candidates, but the exact eligibility rules are set by the DME. Check the counselling brochure for domicile and other eligibility criteria.
What documents should I keep ready?
Keep your NEET PG admit card, score card, degree certificate, caste certificate (if applicable), domicile certificate, and any other documents mentioned in the counselling brochure. You will need these during choice filling and seat allotment.
Check the official Tamil Nadu Medical Selection Committee portal (tnmedicalselection.net) immediately to find your rank in the provisional list. If you spot any error, note the objection deadline (to be announced) and submit a correction request with proof. Watch the portal closely for announcements about choice filling and the next counselling steps.
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