1. Types of PG Medical Counselling

• All India Quota (AIQ) – 50% seats in all govt colleges, central universities, and deemed universities (handled by MCC)
• State Quota Counselling – 50% of govt seats and 100% private seats (conducted by respective state authorities)
• Institutional Quota – For NRI/Management seats in deemed universities

2. NEET PG 2025 Counselling Timeline (Tentative)

• NEET PG Result: June 2025
• MCC Registration: July 2025
• Round 1 Allotment: Late July 2025
• Round 2: August 2025
• Mop-Up Round: September 2025

3. Key Documents Required

• NEET PG 2025 Scorecard
• MBBS Degree Certificate & Internship Completion
• Medical Registration Certificate (MCI/NMC or State Council)
• ID Proof, Caste/Category/EWS certificates (if applicable)
• NOC for In-Service Candidates (for some states)

4. PG Seat Allotment Tips

• Check previous year’s cutoff ranks to shortlist realistic colleges
• Balance between MD/MS vs DNB vs Diploma preferences
• Understand bond requirements for government institutes
• Don’t skip state counselling even with an AIQ rank

5. PG Seat Strategy in 2025 (Current Trends)

• Many are preferring DNB courses due to growing recognition
• Certain specialities (Radiology, Dermatology, Pediatrics) remain highly competitive
• Deemed universities offer high fees but easier accessibility
  State domicile gives an advantage in regional counselling

6. Advice for PG Aspirants

• Prepare early for college choices and document upload
• Stay updated with MCC & State portal notifications
• Consider future work-life balance and location preference while selecting a branch
• Be flexible: getting a seat in the first round is not everything — better options may come later

7. How Global Gurukul Helps Postgraduates

• Personalised counselling for PG aspirants
• MCC & State registration support
• Guidance on seat matrix, cutoff predictions & bond clauses
• Assistance in DNB, Diplomate, and CPS admissions