The journey to pursuing a Master’s degree in Medicine

NEET PG is the single exam for medical graduates that is conducted by NBE (National Board of Examinations) for MD/MS and PG Diploma courses across India. This is a national-level entrance exam where the exam’s score determines qualification for counselling, with the exam's score's percentile and it happens in multiple rounds. MCC manages this counselling process for AIQ holders and the rest is managed by the Uttar Pradesh state counselling authority for the state quota of MD/MS seats.
Uttar Pradesh, which is the most populous state of India, offers a large number of government and private medical colleges that are affiliated with Atal Bihari Vajpayee Medical University (ABVMU) and other reputed universities. Institutions like SGPGIMS, KGMU, BHU (IMS), Rani Durgavati Medical College, etc., are foundation colleges in postgraduate medical studies in the state.
The state has around 65+ medical colleges, among them being King George's Medical University (KGMU) in Lucknow and the Institute of Medical Sciences at BHU in Varanasi. DGME UP takes care of the medical education and it concentrates on keeping high standards of Training of doctors so that they can fulfil all the requirements of the health care in the state. Through measures such as increasing the number of government medical colleges and improving their infrastructure, Uttar Pradesh has emerged as a role model in building a pool of qualified doctors and has contributed significantly to the country’s health care workforce.
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Medical postgraduate (PG) education in India is a level of education that is pursued after obtaining the MBBS degree and several specialisations can be chosen for it. The two most common directions that a medical graduate can take through NEET PG results are MD (Doctor of Medicine) and MS (Master of Surgery); the period for both of which is typically three years.
There is a clinical, para-clinical and non-clinical subject covered under both MD and MS courses. Direct patient contact bearing branches like Clinical branches (e.g. General Medicine, Surgery) and offering better career opportunities & stipend. Pre-clinical departments (such as Anatomy and Physiology) are also concerned with early, or foundational science, with relatively little patient contact, and many non-clinicians find themselves in teaching or research.
NEET PG was held on August 3, 2025, with 200 MCQs covering clinical, para-clinical, and pre-clinical subjects taught at MBBS level. The test is bilingual, i.e English and CBT mode only. Candidates were awarded +4 marks for correct response, and 1 mark was deducted for an incorrect response. A criterion used was that the qualifying percentile was the 50th for the General category. Announcement of the results was earlier than scheduled August 19th, 2025.
Uttar Pradesh’s medical colleges are offering MD/MS seats everywhere. The following is the complete list of institutions that are offering PG programs in 2025 in the government and private sectors.
These are the medical colleges that are accredited by the National Medical Commission (NMC) and have seats available under the state quota and All India Quota (AIQ). Approx. 3,859 Total PG Seats in UP for 2025, depending on yearly permissions.
- Total seats: ~3859 (Govt. - 1964; Private - 1895)
- Branch-wise seat and fees: Clinical branches ₹20-26 lakh per year; Para-clinical ₹10-15 lakh per year; Non-clinical ₹8-12 lakh per year at private colleges
- Clinical: Clinical seats are available in various departments of Medicine, Paediatrics, Surgery, Obstetrics/Gynae, Orthopaedics, Psychiatry, Ophthalmology, ENT, Dermatology, Cardiology, Radiology, etc.
- Government college seats and fees: Low fees, ₹1 to 2 lakh/year, greater merit-based accessibility
Note: Most teaching hospitals also offer Para-Clinical and Non-Clinical branches.
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MD/MS admission in Uttar Pradesh is through NEET PG 2025 only, counselling for which is done by DGME UP for state quota (50% of govt seats and all private seats) and MCC for All India Quota (50% govt seats).
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Candidates are required to upload and produce original documents during counselling and reporting. The list includes:
The counselling for UP NEET PG 2025 is held in online mode by DGME UP in several rounds:
Registration: Online on upneet.gov.in (proposed commencement: September 2025), pay a Non-Refundable fee.
Document Uploading: Upload documents through virtual verification.
Selection & Locking of Choices: Choose the preferred colleges/branches.
Seat Allocation: Via rank, preference and category; announced online.
Reporting: Go to the allotted college within seven days, pay fees and submit documents.
Latter Rounds: Mop-up and stray vacancy for seats remaining vacant.
Key Dates: (As per the recent notifications)
Registration: 16th September 2025; round 1 by September end; end of process in November 2025.
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Around 2,500+ comprising govt (1,200) and private (1,300) colleges.
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Yes, candidates can choose upgradation in Round 3 during the choice filling.
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The same will be refunded on resignation (if any), the refund of security deposit will happen only if the same is resonated before Round 2 choice filling. After Round 2, if one resigns, one loses the deposit with no refund.
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The security fee will be confiscated, and the candidate will be debarred from the stray vacancy round/ further admission process.
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Turn takes place at Round 3 when there are no more reserved category or NRI candidates (the eligible ones at least), and most of the seats are full!
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