National Eligibility cum Entrance Test

What is the NEET PG Exam?

National Eligibility Cum Entrance Test or NEET is a common entrance exam conducted by National Testing Agency (NTA) for admissions to Masters/PG Diploma courses after MBBS. It is the sole governing body for all the admissions to seats available in Medical colleges in India. The NEET PG exam is conducted for admission in various post graduate courses like MD/MS/PG Diploma in Medical institutes that are MCC approved.

National Testing Agency (NTA)

The National Testing Agency (NTA) is an independent, autonomous and self-sustained premier testing organisation under the Ministry of Human Resource Department (MHRD), Government of India (GOI).
The NTA is the government organisation established by the Societies Registration Act (1860) and has been entrusted by the Ministry of Education with the task of conducting the NEET-PG Exam.

Level	National
Frequency	Once a year
Mode	Computer based (Online) Mode
Language	English
Significance	Mandatory for entry into MD/MS/PG Diploma courses
Examination Fee	General and OBC-Rs 5015/- SC/ST/PWD/PH- Rs 3835/-
Marking Scheme	Negative marking
Age Limit	No

Eligibility

The students should have passed their MBBS degree with 50% (General) aggregate and 45% (OBC/SC/ST) from recognised university are eligible to apply for NEET-PG exam
The students should have completed minimum of 22 years of age as on 31st December of the year of which admission is sought

Exam Format and Syllabus

The NEET PG exam is conducted through Computer based test (Online) mode at specified exam centres. The NEET PG exam is Multiple Choice Questions (MCQ) based and consists of 200 questions and is of total 800 marks. The exam paper is divided into 3 different parts (Part A, Part B and Part C).

The duration of the NEET exam is 3.5 Hours or 210 minutes and there will be Negative Marking for the wrong answers.

Parts	Subjects	Questions	Total
Part A	Anatomy	17	50
	Physiology	17
	Biochemistry	16
Part B	Pathology	25	100
	Pharmacology	20
	Microbiology	20
	Forensic Medicine	10
	Social and Preventive Medicine	25
Part C	General Medicine including Dermatology, Venereology & Psychiatry	45	150
	General Surgery including Orthopaedics, Anaesthesia and Radio diagnosis	45
	Obstetrics and Gynaecology	30
	Paediatrics	10
	ENT	10
	Ophthalmology	10

Note: There is Negative Marking for the wrong answers. 1 mark is deducted for each wrong answer.

Centres for NEET PG Exam

Adilabad	Kozhikode
Agartala	Krishnagiri
Agra	Kurnool
Ahmedabad/ Gandhinagar	Kurukshetra
Ahmednagar	Latur
Aizawl	Lucknow
Ajmer	Ludhiana
Akola	Madanapalle
Alappuzha	Madurai
Aligarh	Mahbubnagar
Alwar	Malappuram
Ambajogai	Mandya
Ambala	Mangaluru
Amalapuram	Mapusa
Amravati	Markapur
Amritsar	Mathura
Anand	Meerut
Anantapur	Mehsana
Arrah	Moradabad
Asansol	Mumbai/Navi Mumbai
Aurangabad	Muzaffarnagar
Bagalkot	Muzaffarpur
Balasore	Mylavaram
Bankura	Mysuru (Mysore)
Baramulla	Nagercoil
Bareilly	Nagpur
Bhatinda	Naharlagun
Beed	Nalgonda
Belagavi (Belgaum)	Namakkal
Bellary	Nandyal
Bengaluru	Nanded
Berhampur (WB)	Narasaraopet
Berhampur- Ganjam	Nashik
Bhagalpur	Nellore
Bhandara	Nizamabad
Bhilai Nagar	Ongole
Bhimavaram	Palakkad
Bhiwandi	Palghar
Bhopal	Palvancha
Bhubaneswar	Panaji/Madgaon
Bhusawal	Pandharpur
Bidar	Panipat
Bikaner	Pathanamthitta
Bilaspur (CG)	Pathankot
Bilaspur (HP)	Patiala/ Fatehgarh Sahib
Boisar	Patna
Bokaro	Preambular
Budgam	Port Blair
Burdwan	Prayagraj
Chandigarh/ Mohali	Proddatur
Chandrapur	Puducherry
Chengalpattu	Pune
Chennai	Purnea
Chikkaballapur	Puthukottai
Chikkamagaluru	Puttur (AP)
Chirala	Puttur (Karnataka)
Chittoor	Raigad
Coimbatore	Raipur
Cuddalore	Rajahmundry
Cuttack	Rajampet
Darbhanga	Rajkot
Davangere	Ranchi
Dehradun	Ratnagiri
Delhi/NCR	Roorkee
Dhanbad	Rourkela
Dharmapuri	Sagar
Dharwad/ Hubballi (Hubli)	Salem
Dhenkanal	Samba
Dhule	Sambalpur
Dibrugarh	Sangamner
Dindigul	Sangli
Durgapur	Sangrur
Eluru	Satara
Ernakulam	Sathupally
Erode	Satna
Faizabad	Shillong
Gangtok	Shimla
Gondia	Shivamogga (Shimoga)
Gorakhpur	Sikar
Gudlavalleru	Silchar
Gudur	Siliguri
Guntur	Sindhudurg
Guwahati	Solan
Gwalior	Solapur
Haldia	Sonipat
Haldwani	Sriganganagar
Hamirpur (HP)	Srikakulam
Hasan	Srinagar
Hazaribagh	Surampalem
Himatnagar	Surat
Hisar	Suri
Hooghly	Suryapet
Howrah	Tadepalligudem
Hyderabad	Tekkali
Idukki	Teni
Imphal	Tezpur
Indore	Thane
Jabalpur	Thanjavur
Jaipur	Thiruvananthapuram
Jalandhar	Thoothukudi
Jalgaon	Thrissur
Jammu	Tiruchirappalli
Jamnagar	Tirunelveli
Jamshedpur	Tirupati
Jhansi	Tirupur
Jodhpur	Tiruvallur
Jorhat	Tiruvannamalai
Kadapa	Tiruvaru
Kakinada	Tumakuru (Tumkur)
Kalaburgi (Gulbarga)	Udaipur
Kalyani	Udupi
Kanchipuram	Ujjain
Kannur	Una
Kanpur	Vadodara
Karimnagar	Varanasi
Karnal	Vasai
Karur	Vellore
Kasaragod	Vijayawada
Kavali	Villupuram
Khammam	Virar
Kodad	Virudhunagar
Kohima	Visakhapatnam
Kolhapur	Vizianagaram
Kolkata	Warangal
Kollam	Wardha
Kolar	Yamuna Nagar
Kottayam	Yavatmal
Kottayam	Yemmiganur

What’s new in the NEET PG Exam?

In the NEET-PG exam, the sections are now divided into three parts: Part A, Part B and Part C. The marks are allotted according to the parts
The NEET PG exam now consists of 200 questions instead of 300 questions previously
There will be 4-tie breaking criteria for awarding rankings:
More number of correct responses,
Less number of responses,
Older Candidates
Higher aggregate marks

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