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Education
Odisha Boosts NEET PG Seats for 2026 to 938
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🗓 10 Nov 2026, 02:17 AM
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The state health‑education authority announced that the number of NEET PG seats in Odisha for the 2026 admission cycle has been raised to 938.
The Odisha health‑education department has confirmed that the quota for postgraduate medical courses under the NEET PG exam will stand at 938 seats for the 2026 intake. This decision was communicated through an official notice released earlier this week.
The increase is part of the state’s broader strategy to expand postgraduate medical training capacity and address the growing demand for specialist doctors across the region. By adding more seats, the government aims to provide greater opportunities for aspiring physicians and improve healthcare services in the state.
Candidates planning to appear for NEET PG 2026 are advised to consult the updated seat matrix on the official portal for detailed eligibility criteria and application timelines. The revised figures will be reflected in the counselling process conducted by the Directorate of Medical Education and Training.
The move has been welcomed by medical colleges in Odisha, which anticipate a larger pool of qualified candidates for their postgraduate programmes.
The increase is part of the state’s broader strategy to expand postgraduate medical training capacity and address the growing demand for specialist doctors across the region. By adding more seats, the government aims to provide greater opportunities for aspiring physicians and improve healthcare services in the state.
Candidates planning to appear for NEET PG 2026 are advised to consult the updated seat matrix on the official portal for detailed eligibility criteria and application timelines. The revised figures will be reflected in the counselling process conducted by the Directorate of Medical Education and Training.
The move has been welcomed by medical colleges in Odisha, which anticipate a larger pool of qualified candidates for their postgraduate programmes.