Medical PG Choice Filling Assistant

Build your NEET PG choice list with real allotment data

Pick your counselling, enter your rank, category and quotas, rank the courses you want and what matters to you. You get a ranked list of college seats, built from the 2025 allotments, that you can download as a PDF.

FreeNo sign-upWorks on phone and desktop2025 allotment data

Choose your counselling

Each assistant follows that counselling's own quotas, categories and seat types.

How it works

The same four steps in every assistant, a few minutes from start to PDF.

About you

Your NEET PG rank, category and the quotas you are eligible for.

Your courses

Add the MD, MS or Diploma courses you want and drag them into order.

What matters

Rank priorities such as college quality, a safe choice or a government college.

Your list

Get ranked college seats with last year's closing ranks, filter them, and download a PDF.

What's behind the list

No guesswork, just last year's results organised around you.

Closing ranks from 2025The highest rank allotted in any 2025 round, for the seat types open to you.
A college quality modelBuilt from where higher-ranked candidates actually chose to go.
Instant, in your browserYour list is built on your device in seconds. No account, no waiting, no app to install.

Questions

Is this official?

No. These are independent planning tools. Always fill your final choices on the official counselling website and check the official seat matrix and notices.

Will I get the seats it says are within reach?

Not necessarily. "Within reach" means your rank was inside last year's closing rank. Seats, cut-offs and competition change every year, so use the list as a starting point.

Do you store my details?

The AP and KEA assistants send nothing anywhere: your details stay on your device. The MCC assistant saves the details you enter (name, rank, category and choices), PDF downloads and any feedback you give, so we can improve the tool.

Which tool should I use?

Use the one for the counselling you are taking part in. Many candidates use more than one: MCC for All India seats and their state's assistant for state quota seats.