NBE reduces NEET SS 2021 cutoff by 15th percentile for 32 specialities

Published On 2022-06-17 06:46 GMT   |   Update On 2022-06-17 08:42 GMT

New Delhi: Complying with the order of the Union Health Ministry, the National Board of Examinations (NBE) has reduced the cut-off for the National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test Super Speciality (NEET-SS) 2021 examination by 15th percentile and published the revised cut-off scores for admission to DM/MCh courses."In compliance with MoHFW letter dated 16/06/2022, the minimum...

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New Delhi: Complying with the order of the Union Health Ministry, the National Board of Examinations (NBE) has reduced the cut-off for the National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test Super Speciality (NEET-SS) 2021 examination by 15th percentile and published the revised cut-off scores for admission to DM/MCh courses.

"In compliance with MoHFW letter dated 16/06/2022, the minimum qualifying criteria of NEET-SS 2021 has been reduced by 15th percentile," read the NBEMS notice dated 16.06.2022.

Reducing the cut-off score for 32 Specialties, NBE further mentioned in the notice, "Please visit website of Medical Counselling Committee www.mcc.nic.in for information related to counselling for admission to all DM/MCh/DrNB Super Specialty courses."

S.NO.SUPERSPECIALTY COURSE/CLUBBED GROUPCUT OFF SCORE AS PER QUALIFYING CRITERIA AS MENTIONED IN THE INFORMATION BULLETINREVISED QUALIFYING CRITERIA (as per MoHFW letter dated 16/06/2022)
1CARDIAC ANAESTHESIA/NEURO ANAESTHESIA/ORGAN TRANSPLANT ANAESTHESIA AND CRITICAL CARE/PAEDIATRIC AND NEONATALANAESTHESIA206190
2CARDIOLOGY152134
3CLINICAL HAEMATOLOGY182158
4CLINICAL IMMUNOLOGY AND RHEUMATOLOGY175149
5CLINICAL PHARMACOLOGY195183
6CRITICAL CARE MEDICINE193179
7ENDOCRINE SURGERY176159
8ENDOCRINOLOGY156136
9GERIATRIC MENTAL HEALTH275168
10GYNAECOLOGICAL ONCOLOGY/REPRODUCTIVE MEDICINE AND SURGERY205180
11HAND SURGERY195184
12HEAD AND NECK SURGERY212199
13HEPATO PANCREATO BILIARY SURGERY/ SURGICAL GASTROENTEROLOGY (G.I. SURGERY)185163
14HEPATOLOGY197175
15INFECTIOUS DISEASES214186
16MEDICAL GASTROENTEROLOGY170149
17MEDICAL GENETICS124111
18MEDICAL ONCOLOGY125108
19NEPHROLOGY171147
20NEURO SURGERY126111
21NEUROLOGY/PAEDIATRIC NEUROLOGY162140
22NEURORADIOLOGY/INTERVENTIONAL RADIOLOGY250228
23ONCO-PATHOLOGY190165
24PAEDIATRIC CARDIOLOGY/NEONATOLOGY/PAEDIATRIC GASTROENTEROLOGY/PAEDIATRIC HEPATOLOGY/PAEDIATRIC ONCOLOGY/PAEDIATRIC CRITICAL CARE NEPHROLOGY/PAEDIATRIC198176
25PAEDIATRIC ORTHOPAEDICS221196
26PAEDIATRIC SURGERY178159
27PLASTIC AND RECONSTRUCTIVE SURGERY163145
28PULMONARY MEDICINE214198
29SURGICAL ONCOLOGY184165
30UROLOGY (GENITO-URINARY SURGERY)167146
31VASCULAR SURGERY/CARDIO VASCULAR AND THORACIC SURGERY/THORACIC SURGERY/PAEDIATRIC CARDIOTHORACIC
VASCULAR SURGERY
154131
32VIROLOGY260247

This comes after recently the Union Health Ministry took the call for reducing the cut-off and conduct a special mop-up round for filling up around 1,000 vacant seats belonging to several branches of Super-Specialty.

The reason for such a decision by the Health Ministry was the fact that even after the completion of the mop-up counselling for NEET-SS 2021, 930 super specialty seats are still lying vacant including several seats belonging to Government institutes.

Medical Dialogues had recently raised this issue of vacant Super-specialty seats after the completion of all the rounds of NEET-SS 2021 Counselling. Due to the high cut-off marks, around 1,000 Super Specialty Seats are lying vacant. These seats are not only from branches that are least sought after but hundreds of seats belonging to coveted branches such as DM Cardiology (DMCD) and DNBSS Cardiology (DCRD) and those in the super-specializations of Neurology, Gastroenterology, Nephrology even oncology that are also lying vacant.

Also Read: Relief from Health Ministry: NEET SS 2021 cut-off to be lowered, special mop-up round to be held

Blaming the high cut-off marks responsible for the wastage of hundreds of seats, the doctors had been writing to the authorities in this regard and praying for lowering of the cut-off percentile and arranging a stray vacancy round for filling up the vacant seats.

Finally the Union Health Ministry has taken cognizance of the matter and writing to the National Medical Commission (NMC) the Health Ministry has announced about its decision of reducing the cut-off and conducting a special mop-up round for filling up the vacant seats.
Therefore, the Health Ministry has directed the Apex Medical Regulator NMC to examine the matter at the earliest and provide comments on the issue.
After the nod from NMC, the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) informed the same to NBEMS. Writing to the Executive Director of NBE, Prof. Dr. Minu Bajpai, MCC mentioned in the letter, "This is in reference to meeting held in MoHFW under the chairmanship of Hon. Minister HFM and attended by AS (ME), ADG (ME), Chairman, NMC and other respectable members. It has been decided to reduce the cut off percentile by 15% for an additional round of Mop-Up Round Counselling to fill up the vacant seats of Super Speciality."
"Hence, it requested to you to provide the new result at the office of the undersigned at the earliest after reduction of percentile. The letter of National Medical Commission regarding the reduction is attached with this letter for your ready reference," further mentioned the letter by Dir (Prof. (Dr.) B. Srinivas), ADG (ME) & Member Secretary of MCC.

Following this, NBEMS finalised the matter and announced about its decision of reducing the cut-off by 15th percentile. It also published the revised cut-off scores for 32 specialities.

"For any query, please contact NBEMS at 011-45593000 or write to NBEMS at its Communication Web Portal https://exam.natboard.edu.in/communication.php?page=main," mentioned the NBE notice.

Click here to read the NBEMS notice.

Also Read: With Around 1000 seats vacant, Lowering of cutoff, stray vacancy round much needed for NEET SS 2021

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