NEET PG Result 2025: The National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences (NBEMS) recently held the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test for Postgraduates (NEET PG) 2025, an exam recognised as the gateway for medical graduates aiming to pursue advanced studies in India. NEET PG remains a crucial milestone for thousands of aspiring doctors across the country, who eagerly await the announcement of the results on the NBEMS official portal, natboard.edu.in.
This year’s NEET PG saw over 242,000 candidates competing for postgraduate seats, underscoring both the competitiveness and the widespread ambition that characterise India’s medical education landscape. The exam took place in a single shift to ensure fairness and uniformity, utilising a computer-based testing model. Exam centres were strategically distributed i.e., 1,052 venues in 301 cities, affording candidates nationwide access and minimising logistical concerns.
A key aspect of this exam is its category-wise qualifying criteria. Based on the NEET PG 2025 information bulletin shared by NBEMS, candidates must meet specific percentile thresholds to be considered eligible for admission. The qualifying percentiles stand as follows:
- General and Economically Weaker Section (EWS) candidates must achieve at least the 50th percentile.
- Candidates from Scheduled Castes (SC), Scheduled Tribes (ST), and Other Backwards Classes (OBC), including those with disabilities belonging to these categories, are required to reach the 40th percentile.
- Persons with Disabilities (PwD) in the Unreserved category must secure the 45th percentile.
These percentile-based cutoffs aim to ensure a fair and merit-driven selection process while also upholding reservations that promote diversity and inclusion. Actual qualifying marks will be published with the results, and only those meeting or exceeding these thresholds will be deemed eligible for further procedures.
Once released, the NEET PG 2025 scorecards will be made available for download on the NBEMS website. Importantly, these will be accessible for six months after the result declaration, offering candidates ample time to obtain their scores for further counselling and admissions processes. NBEMS has stipulated that candidates cannot request re-evaluation, re-checking, or re-totalling of marks, reflecting the robust integrity measures embedded within the examination system.
Following the exam, NBEMS has issued a strong warning to all participants regarding the confidentiality of examination content. Through its official WhatsApp channel and other communications, the board has emphasised that sharing any details, questions, or content from the examination in any format, be it verbal, written, electronic, or mechanical, is strictly prohibited. The NEET PG exam is officially recognised as proprietary and confidential, owned solely by NBEMS. Therefore, candidates are reminded that any unauthorised sharing or dissemination of exam content, whether with acquaintances or over social media, will be treated as a breach of the board’s non-disclosure agreement.
Violations are taken seriously and may result in the cancellation of candidature, as well as potential legal consequences. This stand underscores NBEMS’s commitment to upholding the integrity and security of this high-stakes examination, protecting both the exam’s credibility and the interests of all candidates.
In summary, NEET PG 2025 continues to set a high standard for postgraduate medical education, ensuring that only well-qualified, deserving candidates are admitted, while maintaining strict confidentiality and adherence to legal standards throughout the examination process.
