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Centre in SC reduces NEET-SS qualifying percentile to 30%; TN to get 40 vacant seats back

  • Posted on September 17, 2026
  • By The Hindu
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  • 1 min read
In brief

The National Medical Commission has implemented a significant policy adjustment for NEET-SS examinations, lowering the qualifying percentile threshold from previous standards to 30%. This strategic decision enables Tamil Nadu to reclaim 40 vacant specialist seats through a dedicated special recruitment round. The measure aims to address seat vacancies while ensuring qualified medical professionals can pursue super-specialty qualifications. This development reflects ongoing efforts to optimize specialist doctor distribution across Indian medical institutions and improve healthcare accessibility in regional centers.

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Centre in SC reduces NEET-SS qualifying percentile to 30%; TN to get 40 vacant seats back
Centre in SC reduces NEET-SS qualifying percentile to 30%; TN to get 40 vacant seats back

Centre reduces NEET-SS qualifying percentile to 30%, returning 40 vacant seats to Tamil Nadu for special stray vacancy round.
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