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Meghalaya NEET-PG closing rank 2024

A closing rank is the rank of the last person who got a seat. This page shows the 2024 figure for each college and branch in Meghalaya’s state counselling, for the open seats (stray rounds left out). It records what happened last year. It is not a promise for this year. Every number is an AIR (All India Rank).

Two years: 2023 (Rounds 1 to 3) and 2024 (Rounds 1 to 3, with the extended Round 2 of 24 December). Built from NEIGRIHMS’s own PG (MD/MS) provisional allotment notices for its two pools, the NEIGRIHMS quota (for the institute’s own MBBS pass-outs) and the North East quota (open category). Every notice prints the NEET PG All India Rank; for 2023 each rank was also matched, by roll number, to the institute’s own merit lists. The notices carry no caste category, only the pool, so seats are shown by pool: the North East figure is the main figure and the NEIGRIHMS-quota figure is used where a branch had no North East seat that year. NEIGRIHMS fills only a handful of PG seats a year, so one seat can move a closing rank a long way. The 2023 stray-round notice prints no pool, so only the one seat whose pool the merit lists settle is included, as a vacancy-round figure. A round-1 allotment cancelled by corrigendum, PwD and in-service candidates are left out. NEIGRIHMS’s All India quota seats are allotted by MCC and are on the MCC page, not here. Rounds are a season’s notices: a candidate who kept a seat is sometimes repeated in a later notice, sometimes not, so a branch can lack a figure in a year. Nothing here is guessed.

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13 branches below. Tap a branch to open its table; the figures are all in the page.

Meghalaya NEET-PG fees, bond and stipend

Fees

Fee not confirmed — check with the college.

Service bond

• Service after PG at government colleges: not stated
• If you skip it: ₹10 L / ₹15 L / ₹20 L, escalating by the year of service abandoned

Partly confirmed. As of 2025; it can change.

Stipend (monthly pay during PG)

• At government colleges: about ₹1.1 L (NEIGRIHMS, central Level-10 pay) a month (three figures = first, second and third year)
• NEIGRIHMS is a central institution; PG students draw junior-resident emoluments.⁠​⁠⁠⁠​⁠​⁠​​​⁠​​⁠

As of 2025-26; it can change.

All states side by side: NEET-PG stipend and bond, state-wise.

What the ₹499 report adds

The full report shows every category’s closing rank college by college, older years, stray rounds, a list sorted for your own rank, and a choice list you can build and print.

Other boards: MCC closing ranks.

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