DCMS Hyderabad News & Updates 2026: Notifications, Notice, Result

NEET PG 2025 cutoff for government colleges in Telangana is likely to be 23,000 for Anaesthesiology, 5500 for Paediatrics, 1200 for Radio Diagnosis, 3600 for General Medicine, and 21,000 for Ophthalmology. NEET PG 2025 cutoff for government colleges in Telangana gives student aspirants an idea about how many marks they need to obtain to secure admission to their dream college. Students belonging to the state will find the Telangana state quota cutoff information beneficial and will be able to adjust their expectations accordingly.

NEET PG cutoff 2025 for 50% AIQ  will be released after the declaration of the NEET PG Result 2025. The cutoff for general category students is likely to be between 240 to 290, for SC/ ST/ OBC category aspirants is from 237 to 277, and for PwBD aspirants is from 237 to 277. State-wise cutoff scores will be released as and when the 15% AIQ counselling rounds conclude. Until then, students can find the NEET PG 2025 cutoff for government colleges in Telangana here.

INI CET Round 1 Seat Allotment Result January 2026 (Releasing Today): The INI CET Round 1 Seat Allotment Result for the January 2026 session is releasing today, December 18, 2025, for PG medical admissions. If you are seeking admission through INI CET, you can download your Round 1 seat allotment result from the official website aiimsexams.ac.in, once it is published by AIIMS New Delhi. This round decides your initial seat allotment for the January 2026 PG session, but your admission does not depend on allotment alone. What matters equally is the action you take after logging in. The counselling process requires you to actively confirm your decision within the given timeline, failing which your seat may be cancelled.

The seat allotment result for INI CET Round 1 January 2026 is scheduled to be released on December 18, 2025. The expected release time is between 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM on the AIIMS Delhi website. Once the seat allotment is out for the first round, the reporting and seat acceptance will be conducted for all eligible students. It is important to mention that students have two options to choose from after they have been assigned seats in the first round. They can either choose to accept it and pay the acceptance fee for further admission rounds. Or they can choose to upgrade their seats for the next rounds of counselling. 

NEET MDS 2026 Exam Day Instructions are guidelines that students must follow to complete the entrance exam successfully. The NEET MDS 2026 registration is expected to begin online in February 2026, on the official website. The last date to register for the exam will be in March 2026. The exam is expected to be held on April 2026. The results will be out on May 19, 2026, online in PDF form. Students can go through the NEET MDS 2026 Exam day instructions, required documents, and important guidelines to make sure they have a hassle-free experience at the exam centre. The registration process and the exam date are likely to be postponed. However, there is no official statement regarding the same. The candidate must follow the NEET 2026 exam day guidelines to know what to follow and what not to do. Scan through the article to learn more about the NEET MDS 2026 Exam Day Instructions, reporting time, dress code, documents required and other latest updates.
 

Karnataka NEET UG Stray Vacancy final Seat Allotment 2025 Released: The Karnataka Examination Authority (KEA) announced the NEET UG 2025 stray vacancy final seat allotment results today, December 16. Through this stray round of NEET UG counselling, seats have been allotted to a total of 107 candidates, including 34 admissions to dental courses and 73 admissions to MBBS programs. Candidates can access the Karnataka NEET UG stray vacancy allotment results by visiting the official website at cetonline.karnataka.gov.in/kea/ugneet2025, where the results are available in PDF format.

As an international student seeking MBBS admission in India, you have made a very sensible decision, for Indian medical colleges give quality education at much more affordable rates in comparison to Western countries. The admission procedure for foreign nationals is completely different from the one being followed for Indian students, since, in most cases, you need not appear for NEET.
However, you have to fulfil certain eligibility requirements laid down by the National Medical Commission (NMC) and individual colleges. Foreign students can apply directly to deemed universities and private medical colleges, while some seats under the NRI quota are also available in government institutions. The acceptance procedure consists of document verification, eligibility verification, securing the admission letter, and then applying for the student visa to come to India.