The National Board of Examination in Medical Sciences (NBEMS) is likely to declare the NEET PG 2025 results today. Candidates who have taken up the examination earlier this month will be able to check their results on the official portals natboard.edu.in and nbe.edu.in once the links are activated. The results will allow the students to be eligible for taking admissions for MD, MS, and PG Diploma courses all over India.

Minimum qualifying percentile for NEET PG 2025

The result will include the list of the qualified candidates in a PDF format, along with individual scorecards that students will be able to check through the candidate login portal. The qualifying percentile is fixed at 50th for students from the General/WES, 40th for the SC/ST/OBC group, and 45th for the UR PwD. NBEMS has also clarified that there will be no re-evaluation or challenge options against the results. For downloading the scorecard, a candidate will need their roll number, password, and registration ID.

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Steps for downloading NEET PG Results 2025:

Step 1: The Student will need to visit the official website-natboard.edu.in or nbe.edu.in

Step 2: Locate the link that says “NEET PG 2025” on the homepage and click on it.

Step 3: The Candidate will be redirected to the student login portal.

Step 4: Fill in your roll number, registration ID, along with your date of birth and password.

Step 5: Click on the submit button, and you can also take a hard copy of the results.

Step 6: Download the scorecard.

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NBEMS has also advised students to thoroughly check their details on the scorecards, like All India Rank (AIR), personal information, and percentile.

As per the latest update, there is a strong chance that the results might be announced today. The release of the results will allow students to take the next step, like a counselling schedule. In this round, successful candidates will be able to register for seat allotment. A lakh of medical students await their results; today’s announcement will play a crucial role in the next phase of postgraduate medical admissions.