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

DNB NEET PG Cutoff 2026: Admission to DNB (Diplomate of National Board) and NBEMS (National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences) in Family Medicine program, candidates must check the counselling details released by the MCC (Medical Counselling Committee). While the Round 1 counselling is ongoing, candidates can check previous year Round 2 and 3 closing rank to interpret admission options in upcoming rounds. Last year, the Round 2 admission ranged between 32744 to 59409 ranks (general category). While Round 3 ranged between 41801 to 720276 rank. 

Understanding the rank movement during the process could result in getting a seat or missing it altogether. Because such courses are distributed over popular hospitals, private trusts, and approved medical colleges in India, the competition for seats may differ. This analysis of trends in closing ranks movement in previous years of counselling help understand the process of closing ranks. Check the Round 2 and Round 3 opening and closing ranks to analyse the options for 2026 admissions in different colleges. 

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DNB NEET PG Cutoff 2026: Round 2 Previous Year Opening and Closing Rank 

The closing ranks of Round 2 DNB in Family Medicine of NBEMS vary between competitive entry rank of 32744 to 59409 in the case of general category students. While there are some high-profile trust and corporate hospitals (like Medical Trust Hospital and P D Hinduja) where the closure happens at stricter ranks, regional and district hospitals tend to see higher closing rank limits. Thus, it provides a wide range of options to those aspiring for clinical training at lower rank levels.

DNB NEET PG Cutoff 2026: Round 3 Previous Year Opening and Closing Rank 

In Round 3, the ending rankings for the NBEMS Diploma in Family Medicine go up considerably, commencing at an admission level of approximately 41,801 and reaching up to 72,076 for General category applicants. This movement shows a definite decrease in cutoffs compared to Round 2, allowing hopeful students having lower ranks to find seats in government hospitals, area trusts, and private medical institutions.

NEET PG 202: Round 2 to Round 3 Rank Movement (General Category)

Moving from the second round to the third round in NBEMS Diploma in Family Medicine indicates a gradual shift in the competition level. With the cutoff seeing a drop between 5,000 and more than 17,000 ranks across the majority of institutions. The increase in the ranks shows the number of seats available and a reduction in competition in the later rounds. It makes it easy for lower-ranked candidates from the General category to get the desired seat in both corporate hospitals along with district hospitals or other district centers (as seen in the case of District Hospital Ratlam where approximately 17,505 ranks increased).

Rank Movement Summary

To conclude the previous year trends, there are total 19 institutes taking admission in Family Medicine in NBEMS and DNB. A total of 18 institutes are offering relaxed opening and closing ranks, while one college an Jan Swasthya Sahyog, Ganiyari is offering strict cutoff, allowing strict competition for course admission. 

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