National Eligibility cum Entrance Test Postgraduate (NEET PG) 2026 was held on August 30. Candidates now watch September closely. The National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences (NBEMS) usually posts results on natboard.edu.in and nbe.edu.in. Keep documents ready and track advisories. A limited Jaipur re-exam on September 5 could shift timelines.
Expect the consolidated result after processing the September 5 re-exam batch. Watch the second week of September for the result PDF and scorecards, unless NBEMS advises otherwise. Check official portals and avoid social media rumours. Use your application number and password to access the scorecard when activated.

When the link goes live, visit nbe.edu.in, choose NEET PG, and log in. Verify name, roll number, category, percentile, marks, and eligibility status. NBEMS prepares ranks using the published tie-break sequence. It typically favours higher correct responses and fewer negative attempts. Raise discrepancies through the NBEMS helpdesk within stated timelines.
Qualifying cut-off is defined in percentiles, not fixed marks. Current norms set 50th percentile for Unreserved candidates. Unreserved persons with benchmark disability have a 45th percentile threshold. SC, ST, and OBC categories require the 40th percentile. Marks equivalents appear in the result notice. Authorities may revise percentiles through official notification when required.
| Category | Qualifying percentile | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Unreserved (UR) | 50th | Marks equivalent announced with result |
| UR-PwBD | 45th | As per notified disability criteria |
| SC/ST/OBC | 40th | Subject to possible official revision |
Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) All India Quota (AIQ) counselling begins soon after results release. Register on mcc.nic.in, fill choices, lock preferences, and track allotments. State counselling runs on respective portals with similar steps. Prepare documents: scorecard, admit card, MBBS degree, internship certificate, and permanent registration. Keep identity proof, category certificates, and bond or NOC, if required.
A limited re-exam is scheduled in Jaipur on September 5 for affected candidates. NBEMS may publish the consolidated merit list only after merging this batch. That could push result visibility into mid-September. Use the candidate dashboard and registered email for updates, rather than relying on forwarded messages.
Through September, prioritise official portals, keep documents ready, and list preferences early. Expect movement after the September 5 re-exam, with result publication likely in the following days. Prepare for counselling actions, including fee payments and reporting. Stay cautious of fake links and unsolicited calls during this period.