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Bihar NEET PG 2026: OBG Round‑1 Opening and Closing Ranks Released
✍️ Jagran Josh
🗓 15 Nov 2026, 05:37 PM
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Jagran Josh has published the opening and closing ranks for the Obstetrics‑Gynecology round‑1 of Bihar's NEET PG 2026 counseling, giving candidates a clear view of the cutoff thresholds.
Jagran Josh, a leading education portal, released the opening and closing rank figures for the first round of counselling in the Obstetrics‑Gynecology specialty for Bihar’s 2026 NEET PG admissions. The list details the lowest and highest ranks that secured seats in this round, allowing aspirants to verify their standing.
NEET PG is the national entrance examination that determines eligibility for postgraduate medical courses across India. Each state conducts its own counselling process, publishing specialty‑wise cutoffs to allocate seats based on merit.
The Bihar cutoff for OBG round‑1 provides a benchmark for candidates who appeared for the 2026 exam, helping them decide whether to pursue further rounds or consider alternative specialties. The data is accessible on Jagran Josh’s website and is expected to guide thousands of medical graduates in their seat‑selection strategy.
State authorities will use these ranks to finalize seat allotment in the upcoming counselling sessions, adhering to the merit‑based allocation framework prescribed by the Medical Council of India.
NEET PG is the national entrance examination that determines eligibility for postgraduate medical courses across India. Each state conducts its own counselling process, publishing specialty‑wise cutoffs to allocate seats based on merit.
The Bihar cutoff for OBG round‑1 provides a benchmark for candidates who appeared for the 2026 exam, helping them decide whether to pursue further rounds or consider alternative specialties. The data is accessible on Jagran Josh’s website and is expected to guide thousands of medical graduates in their seat‑selection strategy.
State authorities will use these ranks to finalize seat allotment in the upcoming counselling sessions, adhering to the merit‑based allocation framework prescribed by the Medical Council of India.