Osmania Medical College Cutoff 2025: Check Category-Wise NEET PG Cutoff Ranks

Osmania Medical College cutoff 2025 was released for admission to the MD, PG Diploma and MS courses for a total of 5 rounds. The cutoff was published in the form of opening and closing ranks for various All India quota categories, like General, OBC, SC, etc. 

All those who appeared for the NEET PG entrance examination, followed by its counselling process, were considered eligible for admission at this college. For the General AI category, the last round cutoff ranged from 381 to 104519, wherein MD in Radio Diagnosis was the most sought-after course for admission. Students can read the full article to know the Osmania Medical College category-wise cutoff 2025. 

Osmania Medical College NEET PG Cutoff 2025 for General AI Category

Osmania Medical College NEET PG cutoff 2025 ranged from 381 to 66141. In the last round, the cutoff ranged from 381 to 104519. As per both rounds, the most competitive MD course specialisation was Radio Diagnosis, with the first and last round closing ranks of 381. 

On the other hand, for the MS course specialisations, the most sought-after one was the MS in General Surgery, with first and last round cutoff being 2395. Students can refer to the table below to know the Osmania Medical College branch-wise cutoff 2025. 

Osmania Medical College NEET PG Cutoff 2025 for OBC AI Category

For the OBC category, the last round cutoff varied from 1072 to 113574. As per this range, MD in Radio Diagnosis, followed by MD in General Medicine and MD in Dermatology, Venereology and Leprosy were the top three most competitive MD courses for admission at Osmania Medical College. 

These courses had the last round closing ranks of 1072, 1109 and 1915, respectively. In the first round, the cutoffs for the same courses were 830,  715 and 1495, respectively. For more cutoff-related information, students can see the table below. 

Osmania Medical College NEET PG Cutoff 2025 for SC AI Category

For this category, the easiest courses in the first round for Osmania Medical College admissions were MD in Pharmacology, followed by MD in Microbiology and MD in Bio-Chemistry, with closing ranks of 80036, 78787 and 67886, respectively. 

On the other hand, the toughest course in the same round was MD in Radio Diagnosis, with the closing rank of 3896. Students who want admission to the PG Diploma course have to secure a rank of at least 67377. For more details, see below. 

Osmania Medical College NEET PG Cutoff 2025 for ST AI Category

The Osmania Medical College cutoff for ST category students belonging to the All India quota ranged from 11886 to 94517, wherein the top two MD and MS branches for admission were MD in General Medicine and MS in General Surgery, with the closing ranks of 11886 and 23773. 

By the final round, the least competitive MD and MS branches were MD in Pharmacology and MS in Ophthalmology, with the closing ranks of 110397 and 73641, respectively. Students who want to know the first and last round closing cutoff for other courses can refer to the table below. 

Osmania Medical College NEET PG Cutoff 2025 for EWS AI Category

Only those students who appeared for the NEET PG exam, followed by its counselling process, are eligible for admission. As per the counselling process, admissions were capped at a rank of 80814. 

In contrast, the ST AI category admissions were capped at a rank of 110397. Comparing both ranks indicates that competition for the EWS AI category was more strict. While the Post Graduate Diploma in Public Health was the easiest course for this category, the MD in Radio Diagnosis was the toughest course, with the closing rank of 463 in the first and last round. More details below.

Osmania Medical College NEET PG Cutoff 2025 for PWD AI Category

As per the NEET PG counselling process, the cutoff for this category was only released for two MD courses, namely Radio Diagnosis and Obstetrtics and Gynaecology. The overall cutoff ranged from 37061 to 160346, wherein MD in Radio Diagnosis was more competitive in both rounds. To see the cutoff in tabular form, see the table below.