Telangana NEET PG 2025 Final Merit List Released
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Hyderabad— The final merit list for NEET PG 2025 at Kaloji Narayana Rao University of Health Sciences (KNRUHS) has been released, attesting that 3,158 campaigners are now eligible to contend for postgraduate medical seats—including MD, MS, and PG warrants—in Telangana for the academic time 2025-26. The advertisement concludes the verification process initiated after the provisional list, paving the way for the forthcoming counseling rounds.
The original provisional list published by the university had formerly declared 3,047 campaigners eligible and flagged 285 others as ineligible due to deficient attestation or non-local status. Latterly, after a round of fresh instrument uploads and prayers by campaigners claiming non-service or in-service order status, 111 further applicants have been cleared and included in the final count of 3,158. NEET-PG scores of qualifying campaigners gauge a wide range—from a high of 664 down to 235—across general, reticent, and PwD orders.
With the final merit list out, the ball now moves into the hands of the eligible campaigners; they must register and confirm their amenability to share, followed by choice-filling, where they list their preferred sodalities and postgraduate courses in order of precedence. Once the choices are locked, the seat allotment process will allocate MD, MS, or PG parchment seats grounded on a seeker’s rank, order, and seat vacuity. The allotment outgrowth will spark a brief window for admission evidence, taking campaigners to accept seats, pay freights, and complete necessary formalities to secure admission.
This time’s admissions process carries heightened focus due to recently executed occupancy-grounded rules. A government directive stipulates that, under the operation share in private medical sodalities, 85% of seats are reserved for original Telangana aspirants, while only 15% are open to campaigners from across India. This regulation played a decisive part in the provisional list—indeed, one applicant with an emotional NEET PG score of 665, which would typically have placed them among top-ranked qualifiers, was barred solely because they demanded the required original-resident status. The policy has led to a reevaluation among numerous campaigners who had anticipated admission grounded on merit alone, emphasizing how state-position eligibility rules now mainly impact issues alongside performance.
Campaigners from Telangana and across India who have cleared the final merit list now eye seats in both government and private institutions. While awaiting comforting and seat allotment updates, they’re advised to stay alert for the sanctioned schedule and be ready to act snappily. The forthcoming days will also test their capability to choose the stylish course and council combinations—a critical decision that determines their coming many times of medical training.
For numerous people, this result represents the capstone of times of immolation and medication. The announcement of eligibility is a major corner, especially for those seeking advanced training in drugs through MD, MS, or PG parchment courses. As the state gears up for the coming wave in the admission process, thousands of trainees are eventually a step closer to realizing their dream of getting medical specialists, a dream that now hinges on strategic choices, timely action, and competitive seat allotment.
For those still seeking clarity or awaiting seat allocation, there are many final chances—formerly seat allotments are blazoned, and delayed reporting or missed deadlines could bring eligibility. At this critical junction, timely completion of formalities and verification of documents will be crucial to securing a seat.
As Telangana’s medical education system opens its doors to the new batch of postgraduates, the atmosphere is an admixture of relief, stopgap, and conservative expectation. With 3,158 campaigners now in the handling, the trip from NEET PG results to white-fleece reality is underway, and the coming weeks will determine which applicants move closer to their medical intentions and which will have to stay or reattempt.
