Ritik Kumar · November 8, 2025 
Introduction
Dreaming of donning that coveted white coat as a Gynaecologist? For thousands of NEET PG 2025 aspirants, a seat in Obstetrics & Gynaecology (OBG) at a reputed college is the launchpad for a fulfilling career. But how hard is it to crack those cutoffs, and what scores really get you in? This extensive guide dives into college-wise and category-wise cutoff marks—decoded for both government and private medical colleges—along with actionable strategies and counseling support to maximize your odds this year. Strap in for the ultimate roadmap to your OBG dream!
NEET PG 2025 Gynaecology Cut Off: The Big Picture
Why Are Gynaecology Cutoffs So Competitive?
With rising demand for women’s health professionals—and OBG offering a blend of clinical challenge and surgical excitement—seats in Gynaecology remain among the highest in demand every NEET PG round. Most government colleges fill up at high ranks, and even private seats see intense competition, reflecting the value and prestige of the specialty.
Recent Cutoff Trends at a Glance
- General category candidates typically need a top 1,000–4,000 rank for a government quota seat in metro cities.
- OBC cutoffs are usually 20–40% lower (i.e., 2,000–7,000+ rank), while SC/ST/EWS cutoffs fall in the 6,000–20,000+ range (see detailed tables below).
- Private and deemed colleges often extend cutoffs to 20,000–50,000 ranks depending on reputation and location.
- The qualifying marks for OBG are consistently among the top 3 clinical branch cutoffs, trailing only Radiology and Dermatology.
Rhetorical Question: Just how much should you score to secure your Gynaecology dream seat?
Category-wise & College-wise Cutoff: 2025 Expected Ranks
General Category Top Choices
| College | Cutoff Rank (Expected Range) |
|---|---|
| VMMC, New Delhi | 89–155 |
| Maulana Azad Medical College (MAMC), Delhi | 468–2972 |
| B. J. Medical College, Ahmedabad | 2285–3024 |
| Lady Hardinge Medical College, New Delhi | 6000–9000 |
| Bangalore Medical College, Bangalore | ~398 (avg in recent sessions) |
OBC Category
| College | OBC Cutoff Rank (Expected) |
|---|---|
| VMMC, New Delhi | 1029–1496 |
| MAMC, Delhi | 2057–7288 |
| B. J. Medical College, Ahmedabad | 4654–8732 |
SC Category
| College | Cutoff Rank (Expected) |
|---|---|
| VMMC, New Delhi | 7437–13877 |
| MAMC, Delhi | 6631–19962 |
| B. J. Medical College, Ahmedabad | 12932–18849 |
ST/EWS Category
| College | EWS Cutoff Rank (Expected) | ST Cutoff Rank (Expected) |
|---|---|---|
| VMMC, New Delhi | 2956–3842 | 9726–12396 |
| MAMC, Delhi | 1090–10196 | 12396–34307 |
| B. J. Medical College, Ahmedabad | 3169–3169 | 19146–19146 |
These ranks are based on analysis of 2024 closing ranks and current competition—final cutoffs may shift by ±10%.
What About Private and Deemed Medical Colleges?
- Top private colleges in Karnataka, Maharashtra, and Tamil Nadu typically admit OBG candidates with ranks up to 20,000–40,000 depending on state quotas and counseling rounds.
- Deemed universities may offer seats to ranks as high as 80,000 in later rounds (but with significantly higher tuition fees).
NEET PG 2025: Minimum Qualifying Scores
| Category | Qualifying Percentile | Estimated Score Range (800) |
|---|---|---|
| General/Unreserved/EWS | 50th | 275–320 marks |
| OBC/SC/ST | 40th | 245–275 marks |
| UR-PwD | 45th | 260–290 marks |
Remember: To be considered for any seat, clearing the qualifying percentile is mandatory, but to land a coveted OBG seat in a top college, your score must be much above the basic cutoff.
Branch-Wise: Government vs. Private College Cutoffs
Government College Cutoff Ranges for OBG
- Metro & top-tier (AIIMS, MAMC, MMC, KEM, GMC Mumbai): Ranks 100–3,000 (General), up to 5000–10,000 (reserved).
- State capitals/leading state colleges: General up to 6,000–12,000, reserved up to 20,000+ depending on state.
- Seats fill quickly for open categories in Round 1; many reserved seats are secured in Rounds 2 and Mop-Up.
Private/Deemed College Cutoff Ranges
- Premium private: General up to 20,000, reserved to 40,000+ in later rounds.
- Budget private/state quota: Open up to 30,000+, reserved up to 70,000 or more.
- Deemed: Some seats remain vacant till Mop-Up, but fees exceed ₹25–35 lakh/year.
How Career Plan B Helps Aspirants Succeed
At Career Plan B, our mission is simple: right to quality education and career, hence quality life! With over 15 years of expertise guiding students and parents through India’s complex medical landscape, our unbiased, not-for-profit guidance ensures you never settle for less than you deserve.
Here’s how Career Plan B supports NEET PG Gynaecology aspirants:
- Personalized Cutoff Analysis: Using real data and latest trends, we help you build realistic yet ambitious target lists for colleges based on rank, category, and preferences.
- Counseling Navigation: From understanding choice-filling to detailed counseling round strategies, our mentors ensure you maximize college choices and avoid common mistakes.
- Expert Tips for Mop-Up and Vacancy Rounds: Many students miss hidden opportunities—our experience ensures you don’t leave any stone unturned.
- Fee, Bond, and Hostel Advice: We break down not just where you can get in, but the true cost and post-admission obligations so you can plan ahead.
- Psychometric & Career Mapping: Still unsure about OBG or another branch? Our psychometric and mentorship sessions clarify your strengths and long-term fit.
- Family Support: Parents trust us for transparent, practical advice—no hidden agendas or sales pitch.
Choosing Career Plan B means making decisions with clarity and courage. Secure your best chance at the right seat, at the right college, the first time.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
1. What is the expected cutoff for NEET PG 2025 Gynaecology in government colleges?
For top-tier government colleges, General category cutoff ranks are 100–3,000, while reserved categories may secure a seat up to 10,000–20,000 depending on the institution and counseling round.
2. Is the OBG cutoff higher in government or private colleges?
Government colleges typically have much higher cutoffs due to low fees and prestige. Private and deemed universities have lower cutoffs in later rounds but higher tuition fees.
3. How should I choose which counseling round or college to target for OBG?
Base your preference list on your all-India rank, previous year’s closing ranks, your reservation category, and state domicile. Career Plan B can help you personalize this process.
4. Are high cutoffs expected for Gynaecology in NEET PG 2025 compared to previous years?
Yes. Gynaecology, along with Radiology and Dermatology, is a top choice for clinical aspirants, so scores required have risen steadily. Expect a cutoff 3–10% higher in top colleges this year.
5. How do state quotas affect cutoff for Gynaecology?
State quotas generally allow lower ranks for domicile candidates in their state-run colleges. Some states prioritize in-service doctors or rural candidates as well.
6. Can Career Plan B help after the cutoffs are released?
Absolutely! We provide seat matrix updates, document checklist help, and post-result counseling—plus expert support in case of unexpected results or last-minute changes.
Conclusion: Your Next Step Toward Your OBG Dream
Securing a seat in Obstetrics and Gynaecology through NEET PG 2025 demands a blend of strategy, preparation, and trusted guidance. With cutoff ranks rising for this highly sought-after specialization, it pays to start your planning early, analyze previous cutoffs, and engage expert counselors like Career Plan B. Whether you’re aiming for Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, or a top private campus, remember that every rank counts—but clear-headed, well-informed choices make all the difference.
Ready to claim your rightful place in the heart of women’s healthcare? Let Career Plan B be your partner on this journey—because your future deserves nothing less.
