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Hello Aspirant,

Yes, your 54.6% score in the FMGE July 2025 exam is above the required 50% passing mark for the general category. This qualifies you to apply for a provisional medical license from the NMC. To be eligible for INICET and JIPMER , you must have a valid MBBS degree, complete your one-year internship, and possess an NMC registration number.

Hello,

Spot allotment in INI-CET PG is done by AIIMS Delhi through a centralised online process. It is not institute-specific. All INIs (AIIMS, JIPMER, NIMHANS, PGIMER, etc.) are included in the same unified counselling.

During spot round registration, candidates need to pay a refundable security deposit of Rs. 3 lakh . This amount is common for all INIs and not separate for each institute.

If you are allotted a seat and take admission, the amount is adjusted. If you don’t get a seat, it is refunded.

Hope it helps !

Hello Aiswarya,

With a rank of 6906 in INI-CET, you would have a better chance of getting a less competitive clinical branch (e.g. ENT, anesthesia, pathology, or biochemistry) in the spot admission section as opposed to the open rounds because:

• Spot admission has many seats left empty due to cancellations or students that simply do not report at all, especially in the less preferred institutes of all India during this time.
• Many top rankers notify of their cancellations after making progress with their higher preference choices, i.e. many rankers apply to institutions like AIIMS, PGI, or NEET PG etc. and only consider other options after securing seats; less competitive branches have chances of freeing up vacancies as a result.
• Open rounds still have competitive merit-based admission and many of the clinical seats fill early during the admission period so it comes down to a matter of availability of vacancies.

In summary, while there is no guarantee that you will receive an offer, you are more likely to get a seat during the spot allotment versus the open rounds if you are flexible with respect to the institute and branch choice.

Hi Aiswarya!

A rank of 6906 in the Unreserved category in INI-CET puts you in a decent position, but getting a seat in Anesthesia will depend on how the cutoff moves during open allotment. In previous years, some AIIMS campuses like Bhopal, Rishikesh, and Raipur have shown Anesthesia seat openings up to around 6000–7500 ranks in open rounds. So yes, you might have a chance, especially in other campuses. Keep your documents ready, watch out for vacancy reports and don’t miss the mop-up counseling.

You can explore more Anaesthesiology colleges in India here :

https://medicine.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-anaesthesiology-colleges-in-india

All the best for your admission!

Hello,

Kudos on achieving an outstanding AIR 817 in NEET 2025! That’s an impressive accomplishment. In response to your question, if you enroll in AIIMS Bibinagar, you will be regarded as a central institute student rather than a Telangana state quota student, as AIIMS operates as an autonomous body under the central government. In Telangana, for NEET PG counselling, the local candidate status for government quota PG seats is based on where you studied MBBS and your residency/domicile status according to the regulations set by the Telangana state counselling authority (KNRUHS).

Typically, to qualify as a local for NEET PG under the Telangana quota, you must have completed your MBBS at a college associated with KNRUHS or Dr. NTRUHS, such as Gandhi Medical College.

Therefore, if you enroll at AIIMS Bibinagar, you might not qualify for the local quota of NEET PG in Telangana, since it is not affiliated with KNRUHS. You will, nonetheless, become qualified for the AIIMS internal quota in INICET for PG programs in all AIIMS institutions, which is an important benefit. If maintaining local quota eligibility in NEET PG Telangana is your goal, Gandhi Medical College would be a more secure option. However, if you consider INICET and central counselling alternatives, AIIMS Bibinagar provides a respected and well-equipped setting.

Hope this helps. All the best!

Hello Aspirant,

You are eligible for admission into B.Sc. Radiology in most of the colleges with your 89% in your 12th boards (PCB stream). Most of them do not consider your EAMCET, that said, your EAMCET rank (40,000 in general category) may not yield admission in a few of the top government medical colleges, which offer paramedical courses. You will have chances to get into one of the private, semi-government colleges of your interests even with your rank in the management/spot admission quota. I suggest you check the cut-off trends and admission process of individual Colleges.

Hello,

If you are assigned a seat in INI-CET round 2 and decide not to accept or enroll in the designated college, then there is a chance that you might incur a penalty, based on the regulations set by AIIMS and the INI-CET counselling authorities for that specific year.

Typically, once a seat is assigned in any round, particularly from round 2 onward, if the candidate does not report or enroll in the college, they might be disqualified from subsequent counselling rounds and may also lose the security deposit. Moreover, certain institutions might levy monetary fines or hold onto a segment of the paid fees.

Reading the official counselling brochure and guidelines carefully before engaging in the counselling rounds is essential to ensure you understand the financial and procedural consequences of not accepting a designated seat.

Hope this helps. All the best!

Hello Aiswarya,

In previous years trends, an INI-CET rank of 6906 would hold little chance of obtaining a Radiation Oncology seat in spot counseling. It however depends on following factors:

• Availability of seats in this year.
• Choices/preferences of higher-ranked candidates.
• Number of seats remaining after regular rounds.

So, keep checking the official counseling updates , be flexible with institute choices and consider parallel options (like MD General Medicine) as backup

Hello Aspirant,

Given your INICET 2025 score of 573 in OBC category, you definitely have a chance for Pediatrics at JIPMER. I cannot guarantee you the seat as admission not only depends on score but also on the total number of candidates, cut-off marks specified for different categories and availability of seats in that year. Based on my personal experience of preparing for INICET for the past two years, generally, more than 570 score in OBC category is competitive, but you realize or know this may vary technically for final allotment.

Hello there,

With an All India Rank (AIR) of 8600 in INICET under the OBC category, your chances of admission depend on the participating institutes and available branches. Generally, at this rank, you may get admission to:

• Less competitive branches like Civil, Mechanical, or Electrical Engineering in many private and some government institutes.

• Possibly some computer-related branches in private colleges with lower cutoffs.

Top government or highly sought-after colleges and branches like Computer Science or Electronics may be difficult to get at this rank.

It is recommended to check the official counselling lists and seat allotment updates for precise college and branch options available for your rank and category.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries, feel free to share your questions with us, and we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you, and I wish you all the best in your bright future.