Know your NEET PG possibilities in 60 seconds
A NEET PG rank predictor and college predictor in one: rank estimates, branch validation, college recommendations, AIQ insight and state quota opportunities — from the score you already have in your head.
Free rank estimate. No card needed to see your range.
Illustrative sample. Predictions are estimates based on historical trends.
Three steps, and you stop guessing
You already know roughly how the paper went. That's enough to start planning properly.
Correct and wrong counts, or an expected score. State, category and sub-category do the rest.
A rank band with a confidence score — never a fake single number — plus what opens up in AIQ and your state.
Check a branch and a college against your band, then take the PDF into your counselling planning.
See what a full report looks like
Browse a sample prediction before you run your own.
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One credit generates a full report — rank analysis, AIQ and state quota opportunities, dream validation and a PDF. Reopening old reports is always free.
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- Rank prediction & confidence band
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- Dream branch & college validation
- Downloadable PDF report
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Frequently asked questions
How accurate is the rank prediction?
Your rank comes straight from NBEMS's official NEET PG 2026 result, which lists the score and rank of all 2,65,960 ranked candidates — so for a given score it matches the real rank. College chances are less certain, because closing ranks move from year to year, so we show a range and a confidence score rather than a single verdict.
What does one credit get me?
One credit unlocks one complete report: rank analysis, branch and college recommendations, AIQ and state quota opportunities, dream branch and dream college validation, counseling strategy, and a downloadable PDF.
Do my credits or reports expire?
No. Credits do not expire, and every report you have unlocked stays in your account permanently. Re-opening or re-downloading an old report never costs a credit.
Where does your cutoff data come from?
Closing ranks come from MCC's official MCC 2025 Round 1 allotment result, which lists every seat MCC allotted and the rank it went to — across All India Quota, deemed, central university and DNB seats. The closing rank is the last rank that got each seat. State quota results are being added state by state; until a state's are loaded, your report says so instead of guessing.
Can I use this for both AIQ and state quota counseling?
Yes. Your report separates all-India quota opportunities from state quota opportunities based on your domicile state, category, and sub-category eligibility.
How does MCC PG counselling work in 2026?
MCC (the Medical Counselling Committee) fills the 50% All India Quota of government PG seats, 100% of deemed university seats, all DNB seats, and the seats of central universities and institutes such as DU, BHU and AMU. It runs four online rounds: Round 1, Round 2, Round 3 and a Stray Vacancy Round. In each round you register, pay the fee and security deposit, fill and lock choices, and are allotted a seat by NEET PG rank and choice order. State quota seats are filled separately by each state's counselling authority.
What is the difference between AIQ and state quota in NEET PG?
All India Quota (AIQ) is 50% of the PG seats in government medical colleges, filled by MCC on national NEET PG merit and open to candidates from every state. State quota is the remaining 50%, filled by that state's own counselling authority and usually limited to candidates with the state's domicile. Deemed university and DNB seats are not split this way: MCC fills all of them.
When does NEET PG 2026 counselling start?
NBEMS declared NEET PG 2026 results on 24 September 2026. MCC Round 1 registration opened on 12 Oct and closes on 21 Oct, with the Round 1 seat allotment result due on 24 Oct. Round 2 registration opens on 6 Nov, Round 3 on 26 Nov and the stray vacancy round on 16 Dec. These dates are MCC's tentative schedule, so confirm them on mcc.nic.in.
What is stray vacancy round in NEET PG counselling?
The stray vacancy round is the fourth and final MCC round, held after Round 3 to fill seats that are still empty. It is a separate round, not another name for Round 3. Candidates who did not register in Rounds 1–3 can join it, as can registered candidates who were not allotted a seat earlier. A stray vacancy seat must be joined; not joining forfeits the security deposit.
Can I check which colleges my NEET PG 2026 score can get?
Yes. Enter your NEET PG 2026 score and profile to get an estimated rank range and a shortlist of MD/MS colleges and branches you are likely eligible for, split by AIQ and state quota and matched against last year's closing ranks. Use it to plan your choice list before choice locking closes.
Does this tool work for INI-CET and AIIMS PG counselling?
The predictor is built around the NEET PG exam and MCC / state counselling data. INI-CET (for AIIMS, JIPMER, PGIMER, NIMHANS) is a separate exam with its own cutoffs. If you appeared for NEET PG alongside INI-CET, the college list here covers the NEET PG counselling route only.
How are college recommendations sorted in the report?
Colleges are grouped into three bands based on how your estimated rank compares to last year's closing rank: Strong (your rank is comfortably within the cutoff), Moderate (your rank is close to the cutoff), and Stretch (the cutoff is tighter than your rank but worth noting). Within each band, colleges are sorted by the probability score, which accounts for your specific quota, category and sub-category.
What is the NEET PG marks vs rank relationship?
It is not linear, and it changes every year with the paper and the number of candidates. NEET PG 2026 had 180 questions for 720 marks. In the official result, 560 marks was rank 1,535–1,647, 500 marks was rank 11,828–12,111, 450 marks was rank 28,677–29,130 and 400 marks was rank 51,152–51,729. NextPG uses the official result table for every score.
Which states have separate NEET PG counselling?
Almost every state runs its own counselling for state quota seats. For example: Telangana (KNRUHS), Andhra Pradesh (Dr. NTR UHS), Tamil Nadu (Selection Committee, DME), Karnataka (KEA), Maharashtra (State CET Cell), Kerala (CEE), Uttar Pradesh (DGME), Rajasthan (RUHS), Gujarat (Admission Committee for Professional Medical Courses) and West Bengal (WBMCC). Each has its own registration window, domicile rules and closing ranks. In Delhi, MCC fills the institutional quota of DU and the IP University-affiliated central institutes alongside AIQ.