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15 Sept 2026

NEET PG result 2026 has been released on September 24, 2026 as per the schedule released by National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences (NBEMS). The NEET PG 2026 result has been announced on the official website for the candidates who had appeared in the examination. After the declaration of the result, candidates will be able to check their marks, percentile, rank and qualifying status.
NEET PG Exam was held on 30 August 2026. NBEMS also held a re-examination for the affected candidates after disruptions at specified examination centers in Jaipur.
After the declaration of NBEMS NEET PG result, candidates can download their scorecard and verify all the details carefully. This result will also be applicable for the next NEET PG counselling and admission process.
The table below covers the key details candidates need to know about the NEET PG result 2026.
Particular | Details |
|---|---|
Examination | NEET PG 2026 |
Conducting authority | National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences (NBEMS) |
NEET PG 2026 exam date | August 30, 2026 |
NEET PG 2026 result date | September 24 2026 |
Official Website | |
Result | |
Scorecard | 01.10.2026 |
Maximum marks | 720 |
Number of questions | 180 |
Correct answer | +4 marks |
Incorrect answer | -1 mark |
Unanswered question | 0 marks |
General/EWS qualifying percentile | 50th percentile |
General PwBD qualifying percentile | 45th percentile |
SC/ST/OBC, including PwBD of these categories | 40th percentile |
NBEMS has declared the NEET PG 2026 result on 24 September 2026. Candidates can check the official result PDF to find their NEET PG rank and other result details. The result is available through the NEET PG section of the official NBEMS website.
Download NEET PG 2026 Result PDF
Candidates can use the official NBEMS NEET PG portal
Step 1: Visit the official NBEMS website
Go to the official NBEMS website at natboard.edu.in.
Step 2: Open the NEET PG section
Locate the NEET PG section or the dedicated NEET PG 2026 examination page. NBEMS maintains a dedicated NEET PG page containing examination notices and result-related links.
Step 3: Look for the NEET PG 2026 result link
Once the result is declared, select the link relating to the NEET PG 2026 Result or the result/scorecard link provided by NBEMS.
Step 4: Enter your login details
Use the credentials requested by the NBEMS portal, such as the application-related login details.
Step 5: Submit the information
After entering the required details, submit them to access your NEET PG result or scorecard.
Step 6: Check your result carefully
Review the marks, percentile, rank, category information and qualifying status displayed on the result/scorecard.
Step 7: Download and save the scorecard
Download the result/scorecard and keep multiple copies for counselling, document verification and admission.
After downloading the NBEMS NEET PG result, candidates should carefully verify the information shown on the result or scorecard.
Detail | What to verify |
|---|---|
Candidate details | Name and other identifying information |
Application information | Application/registration details |
Roll number | Match it with the admit card |
Marks | Check the score awarded |
Category | Ensure the category information is correctly reflected |
PwBD status | Verify if applicable |
Qualifying status | Check whether the candidate has qualified |
Note: Candidates should download and preserve the final scorecard carefully because it may be required during counselling and admission.
The table below shows the NEET PG cut-off marks and qualifying percentiles from previous years, including 2025, 2023 and 2022.
Year | Category | Qualifying Percentile | Cut-off marks |
|---|---|---|---|
2025 | General / EWS | 50th percentile | 276 |
General PwD | 45th percentile | 255 | |
SC / ST / OBC | 40th percentile) | 235 | |
2023 | General / EWS | 50th percentile | 291 |
General PwD | 45th percentile | 274 | |
SC / ST / OBC | 40th percentile) | 257 | |
2022 | General / EWS | 50th percentile | 275 |
General PwD | 45th percentile | 260 | |
SC / ST / OBC | 40th percentile) | 239 |
Percentage and percentile are not the same thing.
Percentage reflects the marks obtained compared with the maximum possible marks.
For example, if a candidate scores 540 out of 720:
Percentage = (540 ÷ 720) × 100 = 75%
Percentile reflects a candidate's position relative to other candidates in the examination.
Therefore, a candidate's percentile does not simply mean the percentage of questions they answered correctly.
For example:
75% marks describes the candidate's score against the maximum marks.
A 90th percentile indicates the candidate performed better than a large proportion of candidates.
This is why candidates should not assume that a 50th percentile means 50% marks.
Note: The NEET PG result reports the percentile used for determining qualifying status and ranking, while the marks and rank provide additional information about the candidate's performance.
The NEET PG 2026 examination pattern consists of 180 questions carrying a maximum of 720 marks. The marking scheme is:
Answer | Marks |
|---|---|
Correct answer | +4 |
Incorrect answer | -1 |
Unanswered question | 0 |
NEET PG Score = (Correct answers × 4) - (Incorrect answers × 1)
For example, if a candidate answers 150 questions correctly and 20 incorrectly:
Score = (150 × 4) - (20 × 1)Score = 600 - 20 = 580
The remaining 10 unanswered questions receive no marks.
Note: NBEMS' 2026 examination pattern was revised to 180 questions and 720 maximum marks, while the +4/-1 marking scheme still applies.
The NEET PG result and the merit lists are closely connected, but they serve different purposes.
This represents the candidate's overall position among candidates who appeared in the examination.
The rank is important when assessing a candidate's relative position for postgraduate admission.
NBEMS prepares the merit information used for the All India 50% Quota counselling process.
The All India 50% Quota rank and applicable category rank are particularly relevant for candidates participating in counselling under the AIQ framework.
This rank reflects a candidate's position within the applicable category for the All India 50% Quota.
It should not be confused with the overall NEET PG rank.
State counselling authorities prepare their own merit lists for state-level admissions based on NEET PG results and the eligibility, domicile and reservation rules applicable in that state.
Candidates should therefore check the concerned state counselling authority separately after the NEET PG result is released.
If candidates obtain the same score, ranking may require the prescribed tie-breaking procedure.
The NEET PG 2026 tie-breaking order includes:
Candidate with fewer incorrect responses overall.
Candidate with fewer incorrect responses in Section A.
Candidate with fewer incorrect responses in Sections B, C, D and E, in that order.
Higher aggregate marks in MBBS professional examinations.
Older candidate.
These criteria are applied in sequence until the tie is resolved.
Getting the NEET PG 2026 result is not the final step. Candidates who qualify must proceed to counselling according to the type of seat and institution they are targeting.
Keep the NEET PG result and scorecard safely. Candidates may need the documents at different stages of counselling, reporting and admission.
After the result, monitor the official counselling authorities for registration and schedule announcements.
For seats covered under central counselling, candidates should follow MCC notifications. State quota and other state-level seats are handled according to the respective state counselling authority's process.
Qualification in NEET PG does not by itself allot a seat. Candidates must register for the relevant counselling process and follow the applicable choice-filling and seat-allotment rules.
Before filling choices, review the available colleges, courses, categories, seat types and other applicable conditions.
Candidates should arrange college and specialty choices according to their actual preferences, expected competition and eligibility.
After seat allotment, candidates must complete the required payment, document verification, reporting and joining formalities within the specified deadline.
MCC separately publishes counselling schedules, seat matrices and allotment results for the counselling processes under its jurisdiction.
First, download and preserve the result or scorecard.
Next, identify the exact discrepancy. For example, check whether the issue concerns candidate details, category information, score, percentile or rank.
Then, contact NBEMS through the prescribed communication channel and provide the relevant details.
Official Address: National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences (NBEMS), Medical Enclave, Ansari Nagar, Mahatma Gandhi Marg (Ring Road), New Delhi – 110029
Official Query Portal: Candidates must submit their queries primarily through the NBEMS Communication Web Portal (CWP) at https://communication.natboard.edu.in/
Email Address: helpdesk@natboard.edu.in
Website URLs: natboard.edu.in / nbe.edu.in
Helpline Numbers: 011-45593000 or +91-7996165333 (Operational Monday to Friday, 9:30 AM to 6:00 PM)
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