NEET PG Rank wise Seat Allotment 2021: Check Branch-wise Expected Closing Ranks

Candidates who have qualified NEET PG 2021 exam are curious to know whether they will get a specific branch as per their choice or not. Read the article to know the expected closing rank for NEET PG seat allotment 2021.

The National Board of Examinations (NBE) has declared the result for NEET PG 2021. Along with the result, NEET PG cut off 2021 scores have also been released for each category. Candidates who appeared for the exam held on September 11 can check NEET PG result 2021 and cut off for this year on the official website.

Reportedly, Dr. Amartya Sen has secured the All India Rank 1 with 714 marks in NEET PG exam. Dr. Arjun Agarwal and Dr. Shashank VR got second and third All India Rank with 712 and 710 marks. The official NEET PG rank list 2021 will be released by NBE in a couple of days. Candidates can check the list on the official website, nbe.edu.in.

The seat allotment for NEET PG is based on the All India Rank of candidates. Candidates will have to participate in the counselling rounds for NEET PG rank-wise seat allotment.

Another important thing which a candidate keeps their eyes on is the particular branch he or she will be getting. The rankwise seat allotment for NEET PG 2021 is based on the closing ranks. This article will provide all details related to NEET PG rankwise seat allotment 2021 and PG branches based on the NEET PG closing ranks 2021.

NEET PG Seat Allotment 2021: Branch-wise Expected Closing Ranks

The branch-wise closing rank for NEET PG 2021 seat allotment will be officially released by the exam authority after the counselling rounds. However, on the basis of last year’s counselling rounds, experts have calculated the expected closing ranks for some branches of NEET PG 2021. The branch-wise expected closing ranks have been mentioned below:

NEET PG Rank wise Seat Allotment 2021

Name of the Branch	Expected Closing Ranks
MD Pharmacology	67000
MD Forensic Medicine	74000
MD Biochemistry	75000
MD Microbiology	75000
MD Community Medicine	76000
MD Pathology	76000
MS Ophthalmology	73000
MS Anaesthesiology	70000
MS Orthopedics	62000
MD TB and Chest	58000
General Surgery	55000
General Medicine	54000
MD Paediatrics	54000
MD Radiodiagnosis	46000
MD Psychiatry	64000
MD Emergency Medicine	43000
MD Dermatology	44000
MD Radiotherapy	40000

Note: As the number of seats increases every academic year, candidates should be hopeful that they will get a branch as per their choice.

NEET PG 2021 Branch Allocation: The Determining Factors

There are a number of factors other than NEET PG 2021 rank which decides the fate of the candidate whether he/she will get a specific branch as per their choice or not. These factors are as follows:

• The category of the candidate

• Availability of number of seats

• Number of counselling rounds for NEET PG 2021

Qualifying Percentile for NEET PG 2021

NBE has released the minimum cut off for NEET PG 2021 for each category. NEET PG cut off 2021 is the minimum qualifying mark which a candidate has to score in the exam. The qualifying percentile has been mentioned in the table given below:

Category	Qualifying Percentile	Cut off scores
General	50th	302
Scheduled Caste/ Scheduled Tribe/ Other Backward Classes	40th	265
General PWD	45th	283

NEET PG 2021 College and Branch Prediction

Candidates will be getting admission to a particular college as per their NEET PG rank. Both government and private colleges have their pros and cons. While government colleges are considered more affordable in terms of fee structure, private colleges offer more branches to candidates.

Experts have analysed the previous records and predicted the college type and branch a candidate will be getting on the basis of the NEET PG rank 2021. The table given below enlists the college type and branch as predicted by experts of the respective fields.

NEET PG Rank Range 2021	Type of College	Branch Prediction
1 to 15,000	Government college	Clinical Branch
15,000-20,000	Government college	Clinical Branch (Depends on Counselling rounds)
25,000-30,000	Government college	Clinical or Non-Clinical Branch (Depends on Counselling)
25,000-40,000	Private colleges and Deemed universities(may get government colleges)	Clinical or Non-Clinical Branch/DNB
40,000-80,000	Only Private colleges and Deemed universities	Non-Clinical Branch

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