The Round 1 NEET PG 2025 Uttarakhand counselling results are out, and this year’s cut-off trends have revealed clear differences between government and private medical colleges across the state.

In this detailed breakdown, we look at the lowest cut-off scores branch-wise, college-wise, and the key takeaways for the upcoming Round 2 of counselling.

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⭐ Government Medical Colleges — Lowest Cut-Off Scores (Round 1)

Uttarakhand has three major government medical colleges participating in PG counselling. Here’s how the cut-offs looked across branches:

1. Government Medical College (GMC) Dehradun

This college saw the lowest cut-offs in most major clinical branches.

Observation:
GMC Dehradun continues to remain the primary preference, showing stable cut-off patterns across clinical branches.

2. Shushila Tiwari / Shubham Singh Jeena Government Medical College (Almora)

High demand and limited seats resulted in a relatively higher cut-off here.

3. Veer Chandra Singh Garhwali Government Medical College

4. GMC Haldwani

⭐ Private Medical Colleges — Lowest Cut-Off Scores (Round 1)

Uttarakhand has two major private institutions participating in NEET PG counselling:

• Shri Guru Ram Rai (SGRR)

• Himalayan Medical College, Dehradun (HIMS, Jolly Grant)

Here’s the full breakdown:

1. Shri Guru Ram Rai (SGRR), Dehradun — Lowest Cut-Off

SGRR emerged as the most affordable-entry private college in Round 1 due to the lowest scores in several branches.

2. Himalayan Institute of Medical Sciences (HIMS), Jolly Grant

🔍 Key Takeaways from Round 1

• Government colleges remain highly competitive, with cut-offs mostly above 450–500 in key branches.

• Private college cut-offs dipped sharply, especially in SGRR where branches like General Surgery and TB saw scores below 250.

• Himalayan Jolly Grant maintained moderate cut-offs — higher than SGRR but lower than government colleges.

• Round 1 has already revealed branch-wise variation, especially in Radiology, Dermatology, and General Medicine.

🔮 What to Expect in Round 2?

Based on Round 1 allotments:

• Vacancies will be higher in private colleges, especially in lower-demand branches.

• Government colleges may see limited movement, but few seats could open due to upgrades.

• Some scores might drop slightly in Round 2, particularly in:

  • Anaesthesia

  • General Surgery

  • ENT

  • Respiratory Medicine (Private)

Students should be ready with:

• Timely document uploads

• Correct choice filling strategy

• Realistic branch expectations

📌 Final Thoughts

Uttarakhand Round 1 results show a balanced mix of high and moderate cut-offs across the state. Candidates aiming for Round 2 should keep a close watch on branch-wise vacancies and trends.

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