IGIMS News & Updates 2026: Notifications, Notice, Result

Bihar NEET cutoff 2025 is expected to be released in August 2025. The general category Bihar cutoff for NEET 2025 is expected to be between 600 to 650 marks. In contrast, OBC/PwD cutoff scores may range from 550 to 600 marks, for SC/EwS, it may be somewhere from 500 to 550 marks, and for the ST category, it is likely to be 450 to 500 marks. As per the latest reports, the Bihar State Quota NEET cut-off 2025 is expected to be slightly higher compared to last year.

The Bihar state quota NEET cutoff 2025 is tentatively assumed to be the 50th percentile for the general category and the 40th percentile for the reserved category students. The category-specific Bihar NEET cutoff 2025 determines the minimum cutoff marks students must secure to be qualified for 85% state quota seats in the top medical colleges in Bihar 2025. Further, students eager to know more about the Bihar cutoff NEET 2025 can go through the category-specific cutoff scores, expected release dates, previous years' Bihar cutoff, etc.

NEET PG cutoff branch-wise score is expected to be around 424 for Anaesthesiology, 545 for Radiodiagnosis, 517 for Paediatrics, 545 for Dermatology, 540 for General Medicine, 376 for Pathology, 460 for Psychiatry, 420 for Radiotherapy, 444 for ENT, 450 for Ophthalmology, and 508 for Emergency Medicine. The category-wise NEET PG cutoff 2026 will be officially announced along with the NEET PG 2026 Result.

The estimated NEET PG cutoff 2026 branch-wise scores are predicted based on the previous year's cutoff analysis. Numerous factors influence the NEET PG cutoff for top colleges, like the seat matrix, total intake capacity, category-wise competition levels, etc. Students must meet the cutoff to secure seats in the medical courses offered by the participating colleges in the NEET PG 2026. Therefore, students eager to know more about the NEET PG 2026 branch-wise cutoff for top colleges can go through the expected cutoff scores, expected cutoff scores etc.

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 List of Documents Required for NEET 2026 Application Form includes a recently clicked passport-size photograph, left and right hand fingers and thumb impression, signature, etc. As per the latest notification by NTA, authentication through AADHAR and APAAR ID for NEET Registration 2026 is recommended. However, to clear the confusion, registration through AADHAR and APAAR ID is not mandatory. Students applying for the NEET 2026 Exam must verify the list of documents required for the application process. 

The AIIMS colleges in India 2026 list has top medical colleges like AIIMS Delhi, AIIMS Jodhpur, AIIMS Bhubaneswar, AIIMS Rishikesh, AIIMS Raipur, AIIMS Bhopal, AIIMS Patna, AIIMS Raebareli, etc. For those wondering, there are 26 total AIIMS in India. Out of these, 5 colleges are under construction, namely, AIIMS Madurai, AIIMS Darbhanga, AIIMS Awantipora, AIIMS Rewari, and AIIMS Bengaluru. As of March 2026, AIIMS Awantipora has made 62% progress in construction and is expected to be completely functional by November 2026.

The FMGE 2025 is conducted for foreign medical graduates who aspire to practice medicine in India. The minimum score required for the FMGE 2025 Dec Session qualification is 150 out of 300. Therefore, candidates aspiring for the FMGE 2025 Dec session exam and securing a score of above 210 out of 300 will be considered a good score in the FMGE 2025 exam. The total marks for the FMGE 2025 exam are 300, and the minimum percentage required to pass the FMGE 2025 is 50%. Students eager to know more about the Good Score in FMGE 2025 can go through the good scores in FMGE 2026 stats, what happens after the FMGE exam, etc.

INI CET January 2026 Round 2 Reporting: The All India Institute of Medical Sciences, New Delhi, has declared the INI CET January 2026 round 2 seat allotment result. Post that, the seat allottees can complete the INI CET January round 2 reporting process on or before January 15, 2026. Candidates who have been allotted seats as per their preferences should accept the allotment and not participate in further rounds of the seat allotment process. Nonetheless, if the candidates do not complete the reporting to the allotted colleges after the seat acceptance, then they will be imposed Rs 3 lakh as penalty fees. Note that the candidates will not have any option of refusing the seat allotment. There will be no further rounds of INI CET counselling. Therefore, there will be no further opportunity to upgrade the allotted seats.