Just download round 3 result from mcc site
Convert pdf to excel
Open excel and select filter option you can filter states , branch , category
For bond and fees status - go to practicipating institute and check bond status of college you are filling
All the process will take 30 min but you will save 5k
What are the best government colleges in Karnataka for Ms Ent. Toxicity wise as well as hands on experience wise. Colleges that are optional for a 20k rank.
Anybody with personal opinion from kims hubli?
Rank 4xxx getting DNB Med in a prestigious hospital with a great program in my city and DNB radio in another corporate which has a good program but not so prestigious. Please help me decide
Medicine:
\- my preferred branch during internship. Had a great experience in my dept and learnt so much
\- evergreen branch
\- interesting as a subject
\- NEEDS SS, this is my biggest problem. I heard from someone that SS is absolutely not worth it and it is better to do a branch that doesn’t need it
\- the program I’m getting is a very prestigious one in a reputed DNB hospital which has more community and peers to interact with compared to the radio program
Radio:
\- amazing lifestyle and starting pay
\- SS is +/- (only if doing IR)
\- abroad opportunity (eg fellowship pathway in US)
\- AI threat, have heard varying opinions
\- pay stagnation
\- not feeling like a “real doctor”
\- scared that I won’t like the subject (I did like it in internship)
About me:
\- first gen doc
\- I would really like early settlement and moderately good WLB
\- I do enjoy counselling patients (I think i could live without it but not sure)
\- I am not really interested in private practice
\- I don’t want to earn in crores, just anything that allows me to have a comfortable life
Please help me and let me know what you think. Thank you
Have been looking into DNB Paedia as a potential branch, I'll get it in an average institute only. But many people aren't very optimistic about the branch. If I end up doing SS after paedia, how is the actual market? How is the future 5-10 years trom now.
My other option is rad onco followed by DM med onco. Is that something that has better chances of returns?
For context, I'm a first generation female dr planning to settle in a major tier 2 city
I may get paeds at gmc Nanded ,which is my hometown. I talked to the JR 1over there .There are 7 JR1 , out of which 1 left the seat , becoz she cannot handle the workload . 2 absconded same reason ,also the JR2 were being toxic to the JR1 not letting them sleep.One was at home don’t know the reason. Talked to a JR1 she was in PICU , she told me she hadn’t sleep for almost 4 days , she was sick with a iv catheter . Workload there is immense,JR1 there live in wards only , they don’t go their rooms ,there rooms is the ward only. JR 2/3 comes only for round and OPD. NO rounds are taken by professor .I also asked my friend who was intern there , he told the dept is toxic and no one looks over the dept.JR1 says no toxicity (but I sensed he was getting scared being caught by the senior talking to me)
Is it same in every Paediatric Department ??
Need an advice .Should consider Paeds at Nanded , becoz it’s my home town or should I choose other gmc , since it condition of Paeds at gmc is same everywhere .
Hello, I got 2.9k AIR in NEET PG.
I can get a decent institute for MD Derma or a peripheral GMC for MD Radio. If I play till R3, I might get a decent one for Radio as well.
What should I do and how should I approach counselling?
I do prefer Radio a bit more. My parameters for branch selection are mainly lifestyle, work life balance and good money. Derma offers it as well, but I'm concerned about the quacks and non-medicos people in that branch...
My friend got a rank of 1 lakh plus in neet pg . His family doctor is advising him it is better to take md biochemistry or md anatomy.He wants a subject with patient exposure.Inicet is approaching. Councelling schedule also has released.What is he supposed to do? Can anyone help please? Can he
try the choice filling in round two after the inicet exams?
In this year counselling 2026, if you get alloted a seat in stray round and do not join, will only your security depositee be forfeited or also you will get 1 year debarred.
I want to clear some doubts regarding NEET PG State and AIQ counselling.I have domicile of West Bengal.
.If I am alloted a seat in Round 2 State quota counselling in WB.If I take the seat and apply for upgradation, can I also apply for Round 3 AIQ counselling?if no in which condition I can apply for round 3 AIQ counselling without losing the state quota seat?
If you’re currently doing DNB in any branch, at any hospital, please drop a quick honest review of your institute/course.
A lot of us are going into counselling with very limited information, and the difference between hospitals can be huge even for the same specialty. Let’s make a proper resident-to-resident database and avoid making expensive mistakes. 😭
Please keep responses anonymous and factual.No need to mention your name, year, department, or anything that could identify you. Share your experience based on things you’ve personally observed, rather than rumours or hearsay.
If possible, mention:
🏥 Hospital + city
🩺 Branch
👨⚕️ Patient load / case variety
📚 Academics + teaching
🔪Hands-on / procedures / OT exposure
🕐Duty hours + workload
🛌Night duties / frequency
💰Stipend + whether paid on time
🏠 Hostel / accommodation
🧑⚕️ Senior-junior / faculty culture
📖 DNB theory + practical preparation
🎓 Final-year pass rate, if known
🚩 Major red flags
⭐ Anything you wish you knew before joining
Even a 5-line review can help the next batch massively. 🫡
Drop your institute below 👇
I got AIR 6.4k in NEET PG 2026, I'm confused between MD medicine at KMC Manipal/Mangalore and DNB Medicine in Maharashtra.
I am getting more options to choose from in DNB but I don't know about the academics and clinical exposure/ graded autonomy as the years pass.
I know I'll definitely get KMC (either) and have heard of its reputation as well. Spoke to a few MD residents and they had zero complaints.
Need advice regarding MD Medicine from KMC Manipal vs Mangalore.
Or if I should save on the fees for SS and join a DNB program instead.
So I have been discussing with a lot of people about various colleges for Md general medicine.Most of the people in the end say that "General medicine is more or less the same at all places"...Why so ? I can't seem to get it...Doesn't the college matter much for medicine residency?
I'm getting an MD in medicine from a Private college for around 40 lakh in total, including everything. I will take a 13 lakh loan per annum. Stipend is around 30k per month.
But the patient load is very low. Almost negligible. 10-20 patients a day.
The good. The thing is I will get a lot of free time to study from books and marrow ss etc. But I am worrid about low clinical exposure.
Medicine is genuinely my dream branch. I can't think of myself outside medicine, maybe paediatrics. But getting only a diploma in paediatrics.
Do you think it's worth taking the seat despite the low patient load and loan burden?
Would especially like to hear from people who did MD Medicine from low-volume colleges.
i’m interested in general surgery and i’m planning to take dnb (since at best i’ll get only peripheral gmc in later rounds of counselling).
i’ve managed to talk to the residents of a few hospitals in tamil nadu. i still have no idea about other good institutes.
i want to get an honest reality check from current residents, recent pass-outs, or anyone familiar with the ground reality.
a few specific points I’m evaluating:
Surgical Hands-on
Patient Volume
Work culture and academics
i’m interested mainly in institutes like :
Meenakshi mission hospital, Madurai
GKNM, Coimbatore
Sri Ramakrishna hospital, Coimbatore
Voluntary health services, Chennai
Manipal hospitals, Bengaluru
Apollo speciality hospital, Madurai
Apollo BGS, Karnataka
St Martha’s , Karnataka
Care hospitals, Telangana
Continental hospital, Telangana
please help me out if you have any idea about these hospitals or any others you might know about.
Why is everyone going gaga over this? What's so special that people are finding it now which they didn't a few years ago? Is it about work life balance? Is it about future prospects?