Hello,

According to your rank, chances would be less to get a seat in general medicine through DNB CET Counselling.
You have decent chances of admission in DNB Pathology.

Use the college predictor tool to check your admission chances in colleges:

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-pg-college-predictor

Hope this helps

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Hi aspirant,

Cut-offs changes from year to year and that's why it is difficult to predict. Cutoffs depends on many factors like category, number of students appeared in the exam, difficulty level of the exam, number of seats available, etc.

To check the possibility of getting DNB General Medicine seat for your NEET PG exam, you can use below mentioned College Predictor Tool.

You can predict Colleges you can get for NEET PG score using below mentioned College Predictor Tool.

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-pg-college-predictor?utm_source=qna&utm_medium=neet_pg_cp

You can go through below mentioned article related to NEET PG cut-offs.

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-pg-cut-off

I hope this information was useful to you.

All The Best!!

Hey there

According to the national testing agency there is 85% of the seats allotted under state quota and the remaining 15% seats are allotted under all India quota. Besides this reservation quota has been divided among different categories. Mentioned below are the different categories:

1. General economic weaker sections 10%
2. Schedule caste 15%
3. Schedule tribe 7.5%
4. Other backward classes non creamy layer 27%

Private medical colleges charge between & below 1 lakh to 5 lakh per annum for MD Course

For more:

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Hello,

Your expected Rank will be around 9808 - 10308 for your NEET PG score, this analysis is based on experts prediction and previous year's data.

Cut-offs changes from year to year and depends on many factors like

*Difficulty level of NEET PG exam

*Number of students appeared in NEET PG exam

*Caste Category of the students

*Number of seats available

To check the probability of getting MD Pulmonary Medicine or DNB General Medicine use below mentioned College Predictor Tool.

To predict your NEET PG Rank use below mentioned Rank predictor link.

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-pg-rank-predictor

Predict Colleges based on your NEET PG score using below mentioned College Predictor Tool.

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-pg-college-predictor?utm_source=qna&utm_medium=neet_pg_cp

You can go through below mentioned article related to NEET PG cut-offs.

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-pg-cut-off

I hope this information was useful.

Good Luck!!

There is a huge scope after doing MS in general surgery. These are given below:

• Medical clinic - Having a private medical clinic owned and operated by a doctor is not something that everyone can afford. It helps a medical practitioner in a variety of ways, including having private ownership of the medical clinic, setting visiting hours and rates based on convenience, and much more. A clear conscience is one of the most significant requirements for pursuing this vocation. It is critical that a medical professional maintains his or her integrity and does not engage in unethical business practices.
• Doctors are in high demand in the railways, the public sector, and other government projects such as NRHM. This is also likely to offer practitioners with a high level of job satisfaction and stability.
• Jobs in the private sector - India has a number of hospitals that are well regarded both domestically and globally. Fortis, Medanta, and Apollo Hospitals are among them. It is not uncommon for communities around the world to praise India for its potential as a medical destination. The private sector is booming, which means that doctors, including those who pursued MS, are in high demand and will continue to be so.
• Higher Studies - Candidates may also choose to continue their studies and pursue a super specialty or Magister Chirurgiae. The program lasts three years, and graduates are widely sought after by super-specialty institutions. It should be emphasized that doctors with this degree are among the highest paid in the field.

Your salary would depend on the organization with which you are working, your knowledge and your number of years of work experience. You average starting salary would be around 3 LPA but it may go upto 20 LPA after gaining some experience.

MCH (Magister Chirurgiae), or Master of Surgery, is a higher-level qualification in Surgery that is typically sought after obtaining an MS in Surgery in order to develop an expert-level or advanced-level understanding of the discipline. It is just a higher degree. So it depends on you whether you want to pursue this degree or not.

Below I am attaching a link.

https://www.careers360.com/courses/ms-master-of-surgery#Scope-of-MS-Master-of-Surgery

Hello aspirant

There is a good scope after md in general medicines in India. You can get a job in various fields like assistant professor, bacteriologist, general medicine consultant, product manager, house officer/RMO, gynaecologist,  physiologist, broad specialist, obstetrician, general surgeon, etc.

After doing md you can expect a salary between 1-12 lakh per month. It will totally depend on your skills, the organization with which you are working and your years of experience.

After completing MD/MS, it is almost a requirement to pursue DM/M.Ch, as PG places and competition are increasing every year.

Hello Aspirant,

The All India Quota cutoff rank for general medicine in NEET PG in the year 2019 was 4632.In the year 2018 for general medicine the category wise last accepted ranks were 3960 for general , 17256 for SC, 28060 for ST and 2650 for OBC. The category wise cutoff score out of 1200 for the NEET PG the same year was 313 for general category,291 for PWD and 270 for SC/ST/OBC/PWD.

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-pg-cut-off

All the best