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The National Board of Examinations (NBE) has successfully conducted NEET PG 2020 on January 5, 2020. More than 1,48,000 candidates appeared for the exam across 165 cities. NBE has released NEET PG cut off 2020 in on official website along with the NEET PG Result on January 30, 2020. Moreover, seat allotment list for second round NEET PG counselling process has released by MCC on 15 June 2020.

NEET PG cut off list is available only online. NEET PG cut off is decided in accordance with Post Graduate Medical Education Regulations. It will be released in the percentile score. Only when your name appears in the cutoff list, you are eligible for NEET PG Counselling. NEET PG Cut off is different for reserved categories. General category candidates must have secured 50th percentile and SC/ST/OBC category candidates must obtain 40th percentile.

Following the NEET PG 2020 cut off, the exam authority prepared the Merit list which will be used for admission to 50% AIQ, ESIC and AFMC colleges and Deemed/Central universities. NEET PG Counselling process is conducted in two round by MCC for admissions into 19,525 MD (Doctor of Medicine) and 10,601 MS (Masters of Surgery) seats offered by medical colleges across India. In order to take admission in government colleges, the candidates should get high score in NEET PG 2020 exam. For instance, government colleges cut off is approximately 900+.

Highlights of NEET PG Cut off

• NEET PG 2020 Result declared on January 30, 2020
• The aspirants get the NEET PG Cut off in terms of closing and opening rank
• Candidates who obtain a minimum of 50 percentile in NEET PG 2020 will qualify NEET and will be eligible for admission
• For candidates from SC/ST and OBC background, minimum marks is 40 percentile
• NEET PG 2020 Counselling will take place as per candidates’ rank in All India NEET PG 2020 Rank list, All India 50% Quota Category Rank, and State Quota Rank

Note- You can now check the list of available colleges using NEET PG College Predictor tool.

Cut Off Trends of NEET 2020 PG

NEET PG 2020 Cut Off: Things to know

There are certain things about NEET PG cut off that you must know-

NEET PG Cut Off

NEET PG Cut off will be released by NBE to determine the number of candidates who will clear the exam and will be eligible for the counselling process. A separate cut off is released for the All India 50% Quota seats and candidates clearing that cut off become eligible to gain admissions on AIQ seats in medical colleges across the country. As per the notification, the cutoff for AIQ seats will be the same as the cutoff of NEET PG 2020. The qualifying score cum NEET PG cut off is given in the table below-

For NEET PG:

For NEET MDS:

50% AIQ NEET PG Cut off of Top Medical Colleges

NEET PG 2019 Cutoff Rank of Popular Specialities

NEET PG 2020 Cut Off: Factors

The cut off score is the lowest possible marks a candidate must obtain in order to qualify NEET PG 2020. NEET PG cut off score is based on many factors such as:

• Total number of candidates appearing in the entrance test
• Total number of candidates who passed the entrance test
• The difficulty level of question paper
• Total number of seats

Based on NEET PG Cut off, the exam conducting authority will declare the NEET 2020 result for candidates as qualified or not qualified.

NEET PG 2020 Cut Off: Merit List

NEET PG 2020 Merit list of the qualified and successful candidates under 50% All India Quota seats will be prepared by the NBE on the basis of score obtained in NEET 2020. The merit list will have as many students as there are seats available for allotment of PG/MDS courses under All India Quota.

Tie-breaking criteria for NEET PG 2020

In the case of two or more candidates obtain equal percentile in NEET PG 2020, the merit of such candidates will be determined in order of preference as follows:

• Candidates with a minimum number of incorrect answers in Part A+B+C will be placed at the higher position in NEET PG rank list.
• Candidates with higher marks in Part C will be counted at a higher rank.
• The minimum number of incorrect answers in Part C will be given a higher rank.
• Candidates securing higher marks in Part B will be given priority.
• Medical graduates with a minimum number of incorrect answers in Part B will be allotted higher rank.
• More number of higher marks in Part A of a candidate will be given at a higher rank.
• Lesser number of incorrect answers in Part A by a candidate will give higher rank
• Lastly, Candidate elder in age will be awarded at higher rank.

Last Year Cut-off Analysis

Candidates scoring more than or equal to the minimum score will be declared as qualified. Students use the previous year cut offs to get an idea of the cut-off pattern for NEET PG 2020. The category-wise cut-off marks of last year are given below:

Cut off for NEET PG:

Cut-off for NEET MDS

NEET PG Exam Analysis

In this part, we bring you whole examination analysis of NEET PG 2018 so that you can use it as a preparation tips for NEET PG 2020.

• Nearly 5,000 students took NEET PG 2019 out of the 7,000 who had registered for it
• Aspirants who appeared for the examination said around 300 questions were tricky
• There was a proper balance between clinical and non-clinical questions
• The difficulty level of NEET PG 2018 was pretty moderate
• Some aspirants found questions from ophthalmology and pharmacology topics to be tough

Previous Year’s Cut Off

The NEET PG cutoff is released along with the result by NBE. Nevertheless, if the scores of the aspirants are less compared to the three times of total number of seats, then the cutoff percentile will be revised by NBE. Find the following table in order to get to know about the original and revised NEET PG cut off of the previous years.

Revised NEET PG cut off 2019

Original NEET PG Cut Off 2019

NEET 2020 PG Speciality Wise Cut Off

Revised NEET PG cut off 2018

Original NEET PG Cut Off 2018

Revised NEET PG cut off 2017

Original NEET PG Cut Off 2017

The NEET PG 2020 Cut Off is made depending on several factors and these are number of candidates, number of qualified candidates, cut off of previous years, reservation criteria and also on the difficulty level etc. Hence, for taking admission into the desired colleges and universities, the candidates should get the cut off score.

NEET PG Counselling 2020

As per the rank of merit list, NEET PG 2020 Counselling process under 50% AIQ is organised and the qualified students can take admission to the Central Universities/Deemed Universities, AFMC Institutes and in ESICs. For appearing to the NEET PG Seat Allotment process, the candidates have to enroll their names. During the time of the name registration process, the candidates should provide their preferable choice of particular college and also the reservation criteria. They also need to mention whether they will like to take admission for PG Diploma Courses or to Masters of Surgery (MS) courses or to Doctor of Medicine (MD) course work.