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For the open category, Telangana NEET PG NIMS Hyderabad Expected Cutoff 2024 for all the courses offered by the institute is detailed here. The expected cutoff is based on last year’s closing rank data.
Telangana NEET PG NIMS Hyderabad Expected Cutoff 2024 (Image Credit: Pexels)Telangana NEET PG NIMS Hyderabad Expected Cutoff 2024 : Candidates willing to seek admission to Nizam’s Institute of Medical Sciences, Hyderabad need to meet Telangana NEET PG cutoff 2024. The exact cutoff is yet to be announced by the officials, however, based on the previous year’s trend, candidates can check out the expected cutoff for all courses provided by the institute. Candidates must note that the cutoff provided here is for the Open category only. The expected Open category cutoff for MD (General Medicine), MD (Anaesthesia), and MD (Radiodiagnosis) can be between 650 to 750, 560 to 660, and 660 to 760, respectively. Check out the cutoff for all other courses below.
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Telangana NEET PG NIMS Hyderabad Expected Cutoff 2024
For the Open category, the Telangana NEET PG NIMS Hyderabad Expected Cutoff 2024 has been provided below for all courses according to the previous year's trends.
Course Name | Telangana NEET PG NIMS Hyderabad Expected Cutoff 2024 (Open Category) |
|---|---|
MD (General Medicine) | 650 to 750 |
MD (Anaesthesia) | 560 to 660 |
MD (Radiodiagnosis) | 660 to 760 |
MS (Orthopaedics) | 560 to 660 |
MD (Biochemistry) | 350 to 450 |
MD (Pathology) | 490 to 590 |
MS (Orthopaedics) | 560 to 660 |
MD (Microbiology) | 430 to 530 |
MD (Radio Therapy) | 520 to 620 |
MD (Hospital Administration) | 460 to 560 |
MD (Emergency Medicine) | No allotment in OC Category |
Note : Nobody was allotted a seat for the MD (Emergency Medicine) course in the last year, hence the same could not be determined for 2024.
In 2023, the Telangana NEET PG NIMS Hyderabad cutoff for the Open category for MD (General Medicine), MD (Anaesthesia), and MD (Radiodiagnosis) were 665, 606, and 605, respectively. The cutoff can remain the same or vary based on the performance of the candidates, the difficulty level of the paper in 2024, and other factors.
