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Last updated 25 October 2026

What is Volex PG?

A tool for NEET PG counselling. Enter your All India Rank and category and it shows your chance of a seat for every course and college in MCC counselling (and lists the private colleges that fill their seats only through state counselling), with closing ranks from every round of 2021 to 2025, college fees, stipend and bond details, and a map.

Where does the data come from?

From the official result PDFs and seat matrices published by the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) for 2021 to 2025, and for 2026 so far: its seat matrices and each round's result as MCC publishes it. Every row is checked word for word against its page in the PDF, closing ranks are recomputed by a second, separate program, and totals are compared with published figures. The Accuracy tab in the app lists every check and its result.

How is my chance worked out?

For each course, college, quota and seat category, the app forecasts this year's final closing rank from the last few years, with a range for how much closing ranks usually move. Your chance is the probability that the closing rank falls at or after your rank. The method was tested by predicting past years it had not seen: it made fewer errors than simply using last year's closing rank in every tested year. It is still an estimate, never a guarantee.

Once MCC publishes this year's Round 1 result, a seat's chance also uses its Round 1 closing rank: in past years some seats ended the year exactly at their Round 1 closing rank, and the rest closed later by an amount the app learns from those years and from the seat's own history. Tested on 2023 to 2025 the same way, this made 20 to 30% fewer errors, and its "High" chances came true 98 to 99% of the time. The 2026 chances use MCC's final Round 1 result of 24 October 2026. Each seat page's "Why" link shows the figures used.

Why does a course say "Closed before your rank"?

It means last year's final closing rank was better than your rank, even though the forecast gives you a reasonable chance because earlier years closed later. Treat these options with caution and keep safer options on your list.

Can I see every rank for one course?

Yes. On Seats, search a course (for example "anaes") or pick it under Course, and tap its button; or tap "Every rank for …" on any seat page. Closing ranks lists every college, quota and seat category of that course with each round's closing rank and the final one, 2021 to the 2026 Round 1, with the fee, stipend and bond filed with MCC. Every allotment lists each rank MCC allotted that course, round by round, as MCC's result lists print them. With your rank in, a "You" line shows where it falls. It covers MCC's counselling only; state quota results are under Quota on Seats. In 2021 Round 2, 525 allotments are at a college MCC printed under a shortened name that fits several colleges: Every allotment shows MCC's name for them, and a seat they may belong to says "not known" for that round.

Can I see a Round 2 or stray round closing rank on every seat?

Yes. On Seats, choose it under Results from (year and round) (on a phone, in "Filters and sort", or tap the "Year and round" shortcut above the seats). Every seat then shows the closing rank of that MCC round, 2021 to the 2026 Round 1: Round 1, Round 2, Round 3 (the mop-up round in 2021 and 2022), the stray round, the special stray round (2023 and 2024), or a year's final. "Most competitive", "Closed near AIR" and "Only seats allotted in it" then use that round. A seat with no figure in it says why: none allotted, none of your categories (naming those allotted), none held at the end, or not known.

How do I see the seats of two or more branches?

On Seats, open Course in the filters (on a phone, under Filters and sort). Its list starts with the branches: tap General Medicine and Paediatrics, for example, and the Seats list shows every MD/MS, DNB and diploma seat of both. Tap a branch again to drop it. A branch with only some of its courses picked says how many, for example "3 of 4". All tools, "Pick your branches", opens the same list, and the "Which branches?" step after your rank uses the same branches.

Where do I find all the tools?

Tap All tools in the top bar, on any tab, or beside Close on a seat, college or course page. It lists everything in Volex PG, grouped (finding seats, colleges, planning your list, dates and alerts, help), and each opens where it lives. You can also type a tool's name in the Seats search, for example "simulator".

Does it cover state quota counselling?

Partly. The app has state quota results for 18 states, from 2025 unless marked: Andhra Pradesh, Assam, Bihar, Chandigarh, Chhattisgarh (combined Round 1 & 2, after Round 3, Rounds 4 and 5), Gujarat (everyone holding a seat after all rounds of 2025, and closing ranks for 2025, 2024 and 2023), Himachal Pradesh, Jammu and Kashmir (2025, and 2024 by NEET PG percentile, because BOPEE's 2024 lists print no All India Rank), Karnataka (Round 1 provisional, after Round 2, after Round 3, stray round provisional, and in-service lists), Kerala, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Odisha, Puducherry, Tamil Nadu (Round 1 only, by NEET mark), Telangana, Uttar Pradesh (2024 only: MD/MS by UP's own merit rank and DNB by the rank DGME's DNB lists print, because DGME prints no All India Rank) and West Bengal. Each is read from the state's official lists and checked a second, separate way. To see them, choose the state under Quota on the Seats tab. Other states are not shown because their official lists could not be obtained. State seats go by each state's own merit list, domicile rules and categories, so the app shows how far each round went, not a chance for you. Where a state ranks by All India Rank, each seat says how far it went in 2025 against your AIR (for example "2025 went to AIR 31,200 (Round 2): 8,200 after yours"); pick your category from that state's own list so that only your seats are compared. That is one year of results, not a chance. Tamil Nadu prints NEET PG marks and Uttar Pradesh its own merit ranks, so your AIR is not compared there.

Are private colleges included?

Yes. Private (non-deemed) colleges fill their MD, MS and diploma seats only through state counselling, never through MCC, so they have no MCC closing rank and no chance figure. The app lists every one of them anyway, from NMC's 2026-27 seat list: 268 colleges with 22,143 seats whose MD/MS seats MCC does not fill (248 private, plus 20 government and deemed colleges such as Gujarat's GMERS colleges). Each has a college page with its seats per course, reviews, and, where its state's results in the app name it, the state's closing ranks. Find them on the Colleges tab (type: Private college) or by searching their name.

What is not covered?

Volex PG covers NEET PG medical seats: MD, MS, diploma and DNB. It does not cover dental seats (NEET MDS), super-speciality seats (DM, MCh and DrNB, through NEET SS) or INI-CET institutes (AIIMS, JIPMER, PGIMER Chandigarh, NIMHANS, SCTIMST). State-quota closing ranks are in the app for 18 states only; for the others, colleges are listed with their seats but without state closing ranks. The Accuracy tab lists everything that is not included yet.

Does the Telegram channel post state counselling notices?

Yes, for most states, with the limits below. The channel posts each new notice (a PDF or Google Drive file) that MCC, NBEMS and 29 state counselling bodies put on the page where they list their PG medical notices, labelled by state: Andhra Pradesh, Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Bihar, Chandigarh, Chhattisgarh, Delhi (IP University), Goa, Gujarat, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, Jammu & Kashmir, Jharkhand, Karnataka, Kerala, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Odisha, Puducherry, Punjab, Tamil Nadu, Telangana, Tripura, Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand and West Bengal (Arunachal Pradesh, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram and Tripura from 19 Oct 2026; Mizoram's notices are web pages, read from the owner's computer from 20 Oct 2026). Most arrive within about 20 minutes. Kerala, Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh and Delhi University's Faculty of Medical Sciences refuse requests from our cloud servers, so their pages are read from the owner's computer, and their notices arrive only while it is on. Arunachal Pradesh and Mizoram post their notices as web pages: until 20 Oct 2026 only the owner's computer read them; from then our cloud servers read them too (not yet confirmed that they answer the cloud) and the archive keeps each notice page with the files it links. The owner's computer was off from 7 to 18 Oct 2026: any notice of its pages from that time was posted late, on 18 Oct, or not at all on a page read for the first time that day. A notice that a body moves to a new address on its page is posted once: one with the same title and file name as a notice posted from the same page in the last two days is not posted again (until 20 Oct 2026 it was; Punjab's notice on NOCs for incentive marks went out twice on 19 Oct). On pages a body shares with other courses, only PG medical notices (MD, MS, DNB, PG diploma) are posted, not AYUSH, dental, nursing or MBBS ones (until 19 Oct 2026 Punjab's dental notices, which it titles "NEET PG-MDS", counted as PG medical), and not a university's own MD/MS exam notices, such as timetables, date sheets and exam results (posted until 20 Oct 2026), unless the notice is also about counselling. Goa's and UP's sites may also fail to be read because their security certificates are faulty. For Chhattisgarh and Delhi's IP University, the pages read held no PG medical notice on 18 Oct 2026, so it is not confirmed yet that their PG notices are posted: check their own sites too. IP University's notices page now points to its admissions portal (ipu.admissions.nic.in), read from 20 Oct 2026. Delhi University's Faculty of Medical Sciences moved to a new site: its PG admissions page, which holds the Bulletin of Information for PG admission 2026-27, and its notice board are read from 19 Oct 2026 (before, its home page was read, which links no file). Chhattisgarh's merit, allotment and clear-vacancy lists and its schedules are read from their own pages from 19 Oct 2026, every 10 minutes (its home page, read before, shows them only as web pages, not files, or not at all; its PG counselling had not begun, so no PG list was missed). Its opening and closing rank lists (OR-CR) are not read.

Not posted at the moment: Karnataka (KEA), Jammu and Kashmir (BOPEE), Goa (DTE) and Haryana (UHS Rohtak, which publishes Haryana's PG notices). Their sites answer only from inside India, and the owner's computer is outside India, so their notices are not read: Karnataka's, Jammu and Kashmir's, Goa's and Haryana's have not been since the channel began on 6 Oct 2026. Until 19 Oct 2026 this answer said they arrive while a computer in India is on, which was wrong. Haryana's counselling portal (hry.online-counselling.co.in) is not read: it is a sign-in app for candidates and holds no notices, although this page said until 19 Oct 2026 that it was read; DMER Haryana's own site did not answer the owner's computer either (19 Oct 2026). A phone in India is being set up to read them; until this answer says it is running, check those sites yourself.

Missed before 18 Oct 2026: the channel was reading the home pages of Kerala (CEE), Madhya Pradesh (DME), Punjab (BFUHS), Himachal Pradesh (AMRU) and Chandigarh (GMCH-32), but these bodies list their PG notices on other pages, so their 2026 PG notices were not posted (for example Kerala's "Online Applications Invited" of 12 Oct and Madhya Pradesh's Round 1 schedule of 12 Oct). Their right pages are read from 18 Oct; for anything earlier, check those bodies' own sites.

Assam, missed until 19 Oct 2026: the page read was DME Assam's document store, whose newest notice is from 2021, and this answer said Assam publishes its notices as web pages. That was wrong: DME Assam lists every notice as a PDF file on its page "Admission Notice-UG/PG/Others(New)", which is read from 19 Oct 2026. Its NEET PG 2026 notices of 6 to 17 Oct were not posted: the provisional merit list for Assam's state quota seats (6 Oct), the notices on additional marks (12 Oct) and on change of category (13 Oct), the notice of the 1st PG counselling with the provisional merit list (16 Oct) and the notice on inclusion in the merit list (17 Oct). Find them on dme.assam.gov.in.

Not watched: Rajasthan (its counselling site has a new address every year; the one expected for 2026, rajpgneet2026.in after 2025's rajpgneet2025.in, is read from the owner's computer from 19 Oct 2026, but did not exist yet that day; what it holds is posted from the day it opens there, and if it opens at another address nothing is posted), and Sikkim (no page found that lists its PG notices). For these states, check the state's own site. Bihar (BCECEB) is watched, but from 21 Oct 2026 its site refuses the secure connection of the owner's computer always and of the cloud servers most of the time, so a Bihar PGMAC notice may be posted late or not at all: check bceceboard.bihar.gov.in. Dadra and Nagar Haveli (NAMO Medical Institute, Silvassa) and Andaman and Nicobar Islands (ANIIMS, Port Blair) are read from 20 Oct 2026, each from its only medical college's own site, but neither held a PG notice that day, so it is not confirmed yet that their PG notices appear there. Tripura's notice on its NEET PG 2026 candidates list (12 Oct) and Arunachal Pradesh's notice on its 2026 state quota seats (16 Oct) were not posted: their pages were not read until 19 Oct 2026, when what was on them was recorded, not posted.

Is there a place to ask other students?

Yes: the Volex PG discussion group on Telegram, linked to the channel. Every channel post has a Comments button, and the group itself is open for counselling questions; the ✈ Telegram button at the top of the app, the home page, every seat page and the app's Deadlines tab link to it. Other students answer there, so check anything that matters on mcc.nic.in or your state's counselling site before you act on it. Seats are given only through counselling: never pay anyone who offers a seat, an "agent" or a guaranteed allotment, and report them to the group's admins. Our bot answers /cutoff, /dates and /notices there.

The Telegram button shows a blank page on my Android phone. What do I do?

Some mobile connections cannot load Telegram's web page (t.me), though the Telegram app itself works. Since 30 October 2026, in Chrome and in the Volex PG app from Google Play, the Telegram buttons open the Telegram app directly. In another browser, or in an app's own browser (Instagram's, Telegram's), they still open the web page: open the Telegram app and search for volexpg (the alerts channel) or volexpgdiscussion (the discussion group). If the Telegram app is not installed, install it from Google Play first.

Are the 2026 seats included?

Yes, from 15 October 2026. MCC published its 2026 Round 1 seat matrix that day: 31,708 seats (All India quota 14,113, deemed universities 7,537, DNB 9,201, central universities 857). Volex PG read it, checked every total against MCC's own, and placed every seat at a college (the last 495 DNB seats, at 163 hospital codes, on 17 October): each seat page shows its 2026 count next to 2025's. The forecast now uses the real national seat count (10.3% more seats than in 2025) instead of assuming growth. 1,145 seats at 337 colleges are for a course or quota with no MCC result there in 2021 to 2025 (new courses, or colleges and hospitals new to MCC, such as four Tamil Nadu colleges now in MCC's deemed counselling). They have no chance figure, because a chance needs past years. Since 24 October the Seats tab lists them, marked new, with MCC's 2026 Round 1 closing rank where it allotted them, and "Closed near AIR" finds them; their college pages list them too. They can now be added to My list, and they appear in the list builder and in the list for MCC choice filling, marked new and without a chance figure; the whole-list chance leaves them out and says so. The app also shows NMC's list of MD, MS and diploma seats approved for 2026-27 (as on 29 September 2026), compared with 2025-26: by course, by state and for each college whose seats changed, on the Accuracy tab and on the course and college pages. NMC approves seats for the whole country; MCC and the states share them out later, and NMC may still add more.

Are the fees, stipend and bond details verified?

They are shown exactly as each college declared them to MCC, and MCC states it takes no responsibility for them. Values that look like typing errors or yearly totals are flagged, never changed. Residents often report receiving less stipend than declared, so the app also asks residents to review their college.

How do college reviews work?

A resident taps a few answers (under a minute): toxicity in the department, hands-on exposure, faculty, workload, whether the stipend is paid on time and whether they would recommend it, and optionally the stipend amount. No sign-up, no name, no ID. They can add a description. Every review appears on the college page as soon as it is sent, newest first, with the course, residency year and month, never a name. A description that may name a person or has contact details is checked first, and anyone can report a review. From five reviews the page also shows averages (medians and counts). Reviews and figures are marked verified (the resident's college ID was checked, then deleted) or self-reported (not checked). Residents can share a review link with their batch from the college page. The three newest reviews are also on the home page.

What is a joining report?

A student who joined a college in this year's counselling says what joining was like, for the students choosing in the next round: whether money was asked beyond the fees listed in counselling (and how much), whether a bond was signed, whether the college kept the original certificates, and what happened with the hostel. Under a minute, no name, no ID, and never the course, because a course has few seats at a college and could point to the student. Each report appears on the college page, under Reviews, with the round and the month; with two or more, the page also counts how many said each thing. They are students' own accounts, not checked by Volex PG. To send one: on the college page, "Joined here this year?", or All tools, "Joining report" (it opens on the college of the Round 1 seat you picked in My list, "After Round 1").

What is the mop-up round in 2021 and 2022?

In those years MCC called the third round the mop-up round. The app shows it in the Round 3 position and labels it.

Is my rank stored or shared?

No. Your rank, category and choice list stay in your browser on your device and are never sent. The app does send anonymous usage counts (which tabs and tools were used, which colleges were opened, searches that found nothing, never your rank and nothing that identifies you); you can turn them off in the app's Accuracy tab or on the privacy page. Anything else is sent only when you choose to send it, such as a report or a review. If you buy a pass we keep your payment ID and a scrambled form of your mobile number, never your rank. See the privacy page.

Is Volex PG official or linked to MCC or NBEMS?

No. Volex PG is an independent product of Volex Labs. Always confirm dates, rules and seats on the official MCC website, and fill your choices on the MCC portal yourself.

Is it free?

Yes, for everyone until the end of 31 December 2026 (India time), the last joining date in MCC's 2026 counselling schedule. If 2026 rounds run into 2027, a pass for the rest of the 2026 counselling costs ₹199 from 1 January 2027 (valid until 31 March 2027): one payment, no subscription, full refund within 7 days. The price for the NEET PG 2027 counselling will be announced before it starts. See pricing.

Where do I buy a pass?

Only on volexpg.com, in a browser: open the app and tap Get your pass. Passes are never sold inside an installed app, including the Android app on Google Play, because app stores require their own payment systems. A pass bought on volexpg.com works in every form of Volex PG: the website, the installed app and the Google Play app. In an app, choose "Already paid?" and enter your mobile number and payment ID.

How do I use my pass on another phone or in the app?

Open Volex PG there, choose "Already paid?" and enter the mobile number you paid with and your payment ID (it starts with pay_ and is shown after payment and in the Razorpay receipt). A pass works on 2 devices.

I found a mistake. What do I do?

Tap Improve this app in the app (at the bottom right on a laptop; on a phone, the speech-bubble button at the top right), or email [email protected] with a link or screenshot of the source. Every correction is checked against its source before the data changes.

Can I install it like an app?

Yes. On Android, open it in Chrome and choose Install app from the menu. On iPhone, open it in Safari, tap Share and then Add to Home Screen. It works offline after the first visit. An Android app for Google Play is being listed; it is the same Volex PG, updated at the same time as the website. Passes for it are bought on volexpg.com (see "Where do I buy a pass?").

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