West Bengal NEET PG 2026 Counselling | Govt & Private Medical Colleges Seat Allocation with NRI Quota

Last Updated on September 24, 2026

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Introduction

West Bengal NEET PG Medical (MD/MS/DNB Degree/Diploma) State Quota, Private Management Quota and NRI Quota seats 2026in the affiliated institutes of the West Bengal University of Health Sciences (WBUHS) shall be made on the basis of the inter se merit lists of the "Status" [Unreserved (UR); Economically Weaker Section (EWS)[not valid for in-service candidates]; Other Backward Classes (OBC Category A and OBC Category B); Scheduled Caste (SC); Scheduled Tribe (ST) and Person with Disability (PwD) among the Open category, In Service category and Other Service category of candidates appearing and qualifying NEET PG Medical2026 exam conducted by the National Board of Examinations (NBE) and fulfilling the eligibility criteria for appearing in the counseling for West Bengal NEET PG Medical (MD/MS/DNB Degree/Diploma) State Quota, Private Management Quota and NRI Quota seats 2026.

Why West Bengal is a Preferred Choice for PG Aspirants

  • Extensive Seat Availability: Wide range of government and private colleges with abundant PG seats.
  • NRI & Management Quota: Special seats reserved for NRI, management, and sponsored candidates in private institutions.
  • Affordable Private Education: Private colleges offer high-standard education with management and NRI quotas.
  • Reservation Policies: Reservations for <b>SC, ST, OBC, EWS,</b> and persons with disabilities as per state norms.
  • Diverse Options: With both government and private colleges, candidates have flexibility to choose their preferred institutions.

Eligibility Criteria

According to the West Bengal NEET PG Medical (MD/MS/DNB Degree/Diploma) State Quota, Private Management Quota and NRI Quota 2025 bulletin, the eligibility requirements are: NEET-PG qualification:

  • NEET-PG qualification: Candidates must have appeared in and qualified the NEET-PG 2025 examination conducted by the National Board of Examinations (NBE), and must fulfil the eligibility criteria prescribed for West Bengal NEET-PG counselling.
  • Minimum NEET-PG percentile: UR/EWS: minimum 50th percentile SC/ST/OBC Category A/OBC Category B: minimum 40th percentile PwD candidates: minimum 45th percentile for UR/EWS and 40th percentile for SC/ST/OBC categories, as stated in the bulletin. These cut-offs are subject to any reduction notified by NBE/Government of India during counselling.
  • State eligibility / domicile: Candidates seeking West Bengal State Quota seats must satisfy the applicable West Bengal domicile requirements. Candidates who passed MBBS from outside West Bengal are required to produce the prescribed domicile certificate during physical document verification.
  • EWS candidates: Candidates belonging to the Economically Weaker Section (EWS) must possess a valid EWS certificate in the prescribed format. The certificate must be appropriately issued/valid as specified in the counselling notice.
  • SC/ST/OBC reservation: Candidates claiming reserved-category benefits must produce valid category certificates in the prescribed format. For OBC candidates, the bulletin specifies the requirement relating to the OBC Category A/B and Non-Creamy Layer (NCL) certificate.
  • PwD candidates: PwD candidates must have the appropriate disability certificate from the designated medical authority/centre as prescribed in the bulletin. PwD verification is carried out before/at the specified stage of counselling.
  • Foreign medical graduates: Candidates who completed their graduation from a foreign country must have permanent registration with the State Medical Council/Medical Council of India/National Medical Commission, as applicable, and must submit the required documents relating to domicile, nationality and other eligibility conditions
  • Duration of training:: The bulletin states that the required training period is 3 completed years for PG Medical MD/MS/DNB Degree and 2 completed years for PG Diploma/DNB Diploma, calculated according to the applicable joining/cut-off provisions.
  • In-service candidates: In-service candidates are subject to the specific service-related eligibility conditions mentioned in the bulletin. Candidates who have already completed or are pursuing a PG Medical Degree/Diploma may not be eligible in certain circumstances.
  • Private Management Quota: Private Management Quota: For private management quota seats, the bulletin states that Indian nationals who qualify NEET-PG 2026 and satisfy the prescribed eligibility conditions can participate. The relevant NEET-PG percentile/category requirements also apply.
  • NRI Quota: Candidates seeking NRI quota seats must satisfy the NEET-PG qualification and prescribed category requirements. The bulletin also specifies conditions relating to NRI/Non-Resident Indian (NRI), OCI/PIO and nationality status, along with the required documentation.
  • Document verification: Eligibility is subject to successful physical document verification. If the required certificate/document is not produced or is found invalid, the candidate's category/status may be changed or the candidate may become ineligible for that category/seat.
  • Other service categories: The bulletin also contains separate eligibility provisions for in-service candidates, trainee reserve (TR), sponsored candidates and other service categories, which are subject to the relevant West Bengal Government/Department of Health and Family Welfare rules.
  • Document Required

    Sl. No. Document Required Required For
    1 NEET PG 2026 Admit Card For All
    2 NEET PG 2026 Rank Card For All
    3 Any two of EPIC / Aadhar / Passport of candidate For All
    4 Age Proof (Birth Certificate / Class 10 Admit Card / Certificate) For All
    5 Any two of EPIC / Aadhar / Passport of candidate / any one of Parents issued in the State of West Bengal Open-State Quota MBBS Passed from outside West Bengal
    6 Relevant domicile certificate signed by appropriate authority (mentioned in the website: wbmcc.nic.in) Open-State Quota MBBS Passed from outside West Bengal
    7 MBBS Certificate For All (Except those who have completed MBBS in 2026)
    8 3rd Prof. MBBS Part II or Final MBBS Mark Sheet For All
    9 Permanent Registration Certificate issued from Medical Council of India / State Medical Council For All
    10 Caste Certificate (issued by appropriate authority in West Bengal) For SC / ST / OBC / OBCA / OBCB candidates
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    12 Non Creamy Layer Certificate / Revalidated Certificate issued from BCWD (as applicable) in proper format and issued on or after 01.04.2026 For OBC / OBCA Category / OBC Category B candidates, if the certificate is issued before 01.04.2026
    13 PwD Certificate issued from IPGME&R Kolkata For PwD Candidates
    14 As per NMC notification dated 10.12.2025 the internship cutoff date for NEET PG 2026 candidates is 31.07.2026. For All
    15 Proof of previous Degree, if applicable, and completed by 31.07.2026 Those who have in possession / pursuing of PG Degree or Diploma course
    16 EWS Certificate (issued by appropriate authority in West Bengal on or after 01.04.2026 and mentioned in website: wbmcc.nic.in) For EWS candidates from appropriate authority
    17 Proof of Indemnity bond (or any other bond as applicable) formalities completed by 31.07.2026 Those who have / pursuing PG Degree or Diploma course
    18 ID Card of present employment and No Objection Certificate in proper format from present employer and Certificate from present employer stating 3 years of regular service in the State of W.B. along with mention of present place of posting. Such letter must also clearly indicate whether the candidate would like to avail stipend from the admitted institute or would draw salary from his/her present employer during the PG training period. In case of stipend availed, the candidate has to serve like other open candidates after the successful completion of the course. For other Service Candidates in WB (Except WBHS / WBMES / WBPHAS)
    19 Candidate Profile Letter as generated from counselling website: wbmcc.nic.in For All
    20 Declaration letter to the Dept. of Health and Family Welfare, Govt. of WB to the effect that incumbents for the In-service seats fulfil all the conditions/eligibility for service quota and Trainee Reserve For In-service candidates
    21 Certificate in the published format from the respective institute in-charge or custodian of the service book to the effect that incumbents for the in-service seats fulfil all the conditions/eligibility for service quota (the list of remote and difficult areas as per Dept notification dated 26.02.2020 and the service quota order as per Dept. notice dated 05.09.2023) For In-service candidates
    22 Posting order and joining report for claiming in-service category seats under 'Dept of Health and Family Welfare' in WBHS / WBMES / WBPHAS For In-service candidates

    How to apply

    Eligibility

    • Qualified NEET PG 2026 exam with valid scores.
    • West Bengal domicile or meeting specific eligibility criteria set by the state.
    • Completion of MBBS and internship as per Medical Council guidelines.
    • All relevant documents, including NEET PG scorecard, domicile certificate, and medical qualifications.

    Counselling Process

    1. Registration: Candidates must register on the official West Bengal medical admission portal, providing accurate personal and academic details.

    2. Choice Filling: Post-registration, applicants select their preferred courses and colleges based on availability and merit.

    3. Document Verification: Submission and verification of necessary documents such as NEET PG scorecard, MBBS degree, internship completion certificate, and domicile proof.

    4. Seat Allotment: Based on NEET PG rank and choices, seats are allotted in rounds. Candidates can check results on the official portal.

    5. Reporting and Admission: Selected candidates must complete reporting procedures at the allotted college within the stipulated timeframe to confirm their admission.

    Important Tips

    • Stay updated with official notifications regarding counselling schedules.
    • Prepare all documents in advance to avoid last-minute issues.
    • Know the reservation policies to understand eligibility for reserved seats.

    Conclusion

    Participating in West Bengal's NEET PG counselling is a crucial step for postgraduate medical aspirants aiming for admission in the state's reputed colleges. Proper preparation and timely registration can simplify the admission journey.

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