DNB NEET PG Cutoff 2026: NBEMS Radio Diagnosis Round 2 and 3 Previous Year Closing Rank Analysis

DNB NEET PG Cutoff 2026: While the DNB NEET PG Round 1 admission is ongoing, students can anticipate admission options for Round 2 and Round 3 in NBEMS Radio-Diagnosis. For Round 2, admission is expected between 428 to 2439 in top medical colleges across the country for general category. Although the best hospitals in the cities fill up quickly due to the top students, any further rounds involve some interest shifts, where some of the hospitals become more competitive than ever, while others accommodate low-ranking candidates. The data reflects this shift, where there is high demand for the best diagnostic positions, whereas, on the other hand, the average candidates are offered more possible train positions with the progress of admission rounds.

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NBEMS Radio Diagnosis: Previous Year Round 2 Opening and Closing Ranks 

As per the previous year trends for Round 2 admission for NBEMS Radio-Diagnosis indicates fierce competition as healthcare institutions in top-tier cities fill in their slots well within the top 1,000 rankings, with Sir Ganga Ram Hospital being placed at 428. Many top institutions, show the same opening and closing ranks which indicates scarcity or strict merit clustering. Candidates securing mid-tier national ranks can find good diagnostic training positions in good regional institutions even below rank 2,400.

NBEMS Radio Diagnosis: Previous Year Round 3 Opening and Closing Ranks 

The previous year Round 3 opening and closing ranks for NBEMS Radio-Diagnosis show a significant decrease in cutoffs, allowing high-level institutions to admit candidates in the 3,400+ rank category. Although prestigious institutes like P.D. Hinduja Hospital (517) and Max Saket (928) have higher cutoffs, this round presents significant opening across various locations for radiology seats. As in previous rounds, there is a similarity in cutoff figures of several institutions in open and closing.

NBEMS Radio Diagnosis: Rank Movement 

The switch from Round 2 to Round 3 in NBEMS Radio-Diagnosis counseling showcases the contrast between standard rank relaxation and unexpected tightening of ranks for high-merit candidates. Most institutes like Yatharth Super Speciality (+825) and Medanta Gurugram (+997) exhibited usual standard rank relaxation, allowing for students who missed out in previous rounds to get admitted. While a few premier institutions like KIMS Thiruvananthapuram (-630) and Max Saket (-466) witnessed tightening. This change shows how high-ranked candidates purposely shifted their preferences during Round 3 to stake their claim on certain high-ranking urban diagnostic facilities despite the fact that the overall closing ranks have moved downwards in the band.

After evalauting the trends between the closing ranks of the Round 2 and Round 3 for NBEMS Radio Diagnosis, students can find a strategic decision. It offers a clear insight as to which college will be right choice for medical aspirants during choice filling process. While quality institutes and metro cities continue to be popular choice and competitive, the trends going downwards across the rounds shows that those aspiring for seats in diagnostic seats program and falling in the middle of the list can secure the most competitive seats.

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