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MS Traumatology and Surgery cut-off 2026 (NEET PG)
MCC Round 1 closing ranks for every college, by category.
In MCC's NEET PG 2026 counselling (Round 1, results of 24 October 2026), MS Traumatology and Surgery seats in the 50% All India Quota went from rank 7,167 (the most competitive college, Open category) to rank 7,167 across 1 government college. Round 2 results are due in November; this page will be updated.
All India Quota (50%): closing rank by category
| College | State | Open | EWS | OBC | SC | ST |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| King George Medical University, Lucknow | Uttar Pradesh | 7,167 | – | – | 26,947 | – |
Deemed universities (self-financed)
| College | State | Closing rank |
|---|---|---|
| Mahatma Gandhi Missions Medical College, Navi Mumbai | Maharashtra | 67,848 |
Closing rank = the last NEET PG rank allotted a seat of that type in Round 1, from MCC's allotment list. PwD seats are left out. State-quota PG seats are counselled by each state: see the NEET PG counselling tracker.
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What was the NEET PG 2026 cut-off for MS Traumatology and Surgery?
In MCC Round 1 (All India Quota, Open category), MS Traumatology and Surgery closed between rank 7,167 and rank 7,167 depending on the college.
Will Round 2 go further?
Usually yes: seats left after Round 1 (and upgrades) are allotted to higher ranks in Round 2. MCC's Round 2 result is expected in November 2026.
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