The Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) has reduced the NEET-PG eligibility score to 15 percentile for general and EWS categories, and 10 percentile for SC/ST/OBC and PWD category candidates. The counselling committee has made this decision to fill the vacant seats in various medical colleges in India.
Now aspirants with 15 percentile may participate in NEET-PG counselling process to secure their MD/MS seats in India. The Medical counselling committee under the Directorate General of Health services released notification to lower down eligibility score for all categories.
In the start of the counselling process, the minimum cut off was 50 percentile to get a medical PG seat in Indian medical colleges. Now it is reduced to 15 percentile for general and EWS while 10 percentile for SC/ST/OBC and PWD categories students. The last year this cut off brought down to 0 percentile by the Ministry of Health and Family welfare.
