With an All India Quota (AIQ) rank of 105,497, it is highly unlikely to secure a seat in MS ENT (Ear, Nose, and Throat) at most colleges. MS ENT is a competitive specialty, and cut-off ranks are generally much lower due to limited seats and high demand.

Options to Consider:

Private Colleges: You may have a chance in private medical colleges, especially under management quota, but this often comes with higher tuition fees.

Alternative Specialties: Consider applying for other less competitive specialties where your rank may be more favorable.

Future Attempts: If you are determined to pursue MS ENT, consider preparing for the next NEET exam to improve your rank.

For the best guidance, check with the specific colleges or counseling authorities regarding the latest cut-off trends .

Hello,

Not impossible to get a seat for MS ENT with a rank of 105,497 in the NEET PG exam; however, it is a stiff competition as the MS ENT admissions are strictly regulated according to the number of candidates. The admissions for MS ENT have much more categories, including:

Category Reservation: You would be better off if you come from a 'SC/ST/OBC' as the reserved categories have their own seats and cutoff.

State vs. All India Quota: state quotas have normally lower cutoffs as compared to All India Quota (AIQ) hence applying through your home state might enhance your chances .

Type of Institution Government colleges are often way more competitive, however, private colleges or deemed universities tend to have lower rank cutoffs.

Location Preferences Some states or less popular colleges tend to have lower demand for certain specialties, which may help you out.

It's an idea that can come with a high rank: settle for less popular colleges; participate in all rounds of counseling, and keep options open for private institutions or deemed universities.

Thankyou