Students of Shri Krishna Medical College and Hospital (SKMCH), Muzaffarpur, have secured multiple ranks in the NEET-PG 2026 examination. According to the available report, eight SKMCH students qualified in the national-level examination.
Dr. MD Saif Ali secured All India Rank 408, the highest rank among the successful SKMCH students. Dr. Jigyasa Sinha secured 855th rank, while Dr. Rishikesh secured 1008th rank. Dr. Prateek Kumar and Dr. Omprakash secured 3100th and 4175th ranks, respectively.
Among the other successful students, Shubham Saurabh secured 7000th rank, Aman Raj secured 11,000th rank and Dr. Gausul Azam secured an All India Rank of around 15,000. The available report puts the total number of successful students from the institution at eight.
NEET-PG is an examination for admission to postgraduate medical education. After completing MBBS, students seeking to pursue specialist medical education take the examination as part of the process for advancing to postgraduate studies.
Dr. MD Saif Ali secured the highest rank among the SKMCH students listed in the report, with an All India Rank of 408. Dr. Jigyasa Sinha followed with 855th rank, while Dr. Rishikesh secured 1008th rank.
Dr. Prateek Kumar secured 3100th rank and Dr. Omprakash secured 4175th rank. Shubham Saurabh, Aman Raj and Dr. Gausul Azam secured 7000th, 11,000th and around 15,000th All India ranks, respectively.
Following the results, the college has a celebratory atmosphere, and teachers have congratulated the successful students. College Principal Prof. Kumari Vibha and Superintendent Prof. Mahesh Prasad congratulated the students on their results.
According to the report, Dr. SK Pathak, Dr. Sanjay Kumar and Dr. Amit Kumar, along with other doctors and teachers at the college, also expressed happiness over the students' success and extended their best wishes. The teachers described the students' performance in the national-level examination as a matter of pride for the institution.
For the successful students, the next stage will involve the selection of postgraduate seats and specialisations. Based on their ranks, students will have to choose among available seats, subjects and colleges in accordance with the counselling process.
The options for specialisation and institutions may differ for students with different ranks. The outcome of the counselling and seat-allocation process will determine the medical specialisation and institution in which the successful students can pursue further postgraduate education.
The results include ranks ranging from 408th for Dr. MD Saif Ali to around 15,000th for Dr. Gausul Azam. Dr. Jigyasa Sinha and Dr. Rishikesh secured 855th and 1008th ranks, respectively. Dr. Prateek Kumar and Dr. Omprakash secured 3100th and 4175th ranks.
The report states that the students' preparation involved long-term study, preparation of medical subjects and competitive examination strategy. NEET-PG is taken by medical graduates from across the country, with candidates competing for postgraduate medical seats.SKMCH is a major medical institution in Muzaffarpur, where MBBS as well as postgraduate medical education-related courses are conducted. Official college records contain information about various medical departments and faculty at the institution.
The national-level performance of students from a medical institution is relevant to its academic environment and the competitive preparation of its students. The success of eight SKMCH students in NEET-PG 2026 has brought attention to their performance in the national-level examination.
For medical students in Muzaffarpur and North Bihar, the results also highlight the performance of SKMCH students in a national-level entrance examination. Students from medical colleges across the country participate in NEET-PG and compete for a limited number of postgraduate seats.
The success of the eight students is also a significant occasion for their families. After completing the long course of medical education, progressing towards postgraduate specialisation represents the next stage of their academic and professional path.
The counselling process and subsequent seat allocation will establish which specialisation and institution each of the successful students can pursue. Until that process is completed, the available report provides the ranks of the eight successful SKMCH students but does not specify their final postgraduate specialisations or institutions.
The NEET-PG 2026 results have brought the success of eight SKMCH students into focus, led by Dr. MD Saif Ali's All India Rank of 408. The results range from Rank 408 to around Rank 15,000 among the students listed in the report, with the students now set to proceed to the next stage of postgraduate medical education through the counselling and seat-allocation process.
