Free NEET-PG college predictor
What it does
You enter your rank, category, quota, state and the branches you like. FindMyBranch then shows which seats are very likely, possible or hard for you. Every answer comes from real past allotments (the official seat lists) from MCC All India and 29 state counsellings, not from guesses.
How it works, in 3 steps
- Pick your counselling (MCC All India, or a state board) and enter your rank. You can also start from your marks.
- Choose your category, Government or Management seats, state and branches in the order you like them.
- See your seats sorted into very likely, possible and hard, with the closing rank (the rank of the last person who got that seat) for each.
Which data it uses
- MCC: every round, including All India Quota, DNB Quota and deemed university seats.
- Tamil Nadu: the Selection Committee lists, read with your GRANK for Government Quota and your Management Quota list rank for management seats.
- Puducherry: the CENTAC lists, read with your AIR.
- 27 more states, each from its own official counselling lists: Andhra Pradesh, Assam, Bihar, Chandigarh, Chhattisgarh, Delhi (DU/IP quota), Goa, Gujarat, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, Jammu and Kashmir, Jharkhand, Karnataka, Kerala, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Manipur, Meghalaya, Odisha, Punjab, Rajasthan, Sikkim, Telangana, Tripura, Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand and West Bengal.
- PwD: scored inside your own category on MCC and 16 state counselling boards where the official lists publish PwD seats.
You can also look at last year’s open-category figures yourself: NEET-PG closing rank by specialty (MCC), college-wise closing ranks, what you can get at your rank, Tamil Nadu closing rank, Puducherry closing rank, and each state’s page linked above.
What is free, and what the ₹499 report adds
The free preview shows your counts and your first results. The one-time ₹499 report unlocks the full list, every year’s trend and round-by-round history, fee, service bond and stipend where on record, resident reviews, a “what if my rank changes” comparator, a shortlist and a choice list you can print.
Part of complete counselling help
FindMyBranch is more than a predictor. It also has counselling guides, a round calendar, a choice list builder in the report, stipend and service bond by state, and the counselling expert.
Questions people ask
Is the NEET-PG college predictor free?
Yes. You can enter your rank and see a free preview of your results. The ₹499 report is a one-time payment that unlocks the full list and the planning tools.
What is a closing rank?
It is the rank of the last person who got a seat in a past year. The predictor compares your rank with these real figures.
Which rank should Tamil Nadu candidates enter?
Tamil Nadu does not use the All India Rank. Enter your GRANK for Government Quota and your Management Quota list rank for management seats. They are two separate lists.
Does it guess a closing rank for my category if there is no data?
No. A seat is shown only when a real closing rank is on record for your category, or for the open category that every community can compete for.
Are PwD candidates covered?
Yes, across MCC and 16 state counselling boards where official allotment lists publish PwD seats. PwD is scored inside your own category (for example SC-PwD), or from the board's open PwD pool where the list does not split PwD by category.
Is the result a promise of a seat?
No. It shows what happened in past years. Seats, rules and competition change every year, so use it to plan, not as a guarantee.
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