Ganpat University’s 19th Convocation Ceremony

The ceremony brought together graduates, faculty members, dignitaries, proud parents, and well-wishers, all united to honor years of dedication and hard work. Dressed in traditional convocation attire, students walked across the stage not just to receive degrees, but to celebrate dreams realized and milestones achieved. Each degree conferred symbolized countless hours of learning, growth, and resilience.

The 19th Convocation was more than a formal event—it was a celebration of new beginnings. Graduates were encouraged to carry forward the values instilled by Ganpat University, including integrity, innovation, and social responsibility. Inspirational addresses highlighted the importance of lifelong learning and reminded students that success is not only measured by personal achievements, but also by the positive impact they create in society.

For those who could not attend in person, Ganpat University ensured that this proud moment could be experienced globally through live streaming across multiple digital platforms. Viewers were able to witness the grandeur of the ceremony, the joy on graduates’ faces, and the collective pride of the university community from anywhere in the world.

• YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/live/KWQqGpDpWc8

As Ganpat University continues its journey of shaping future leaders and innovators, the 19th Convocation stands as a proud reminder of its commitment to excellence in education. It celebrated not only academic success, but also the courage to dream big and the confidence to build a brighter future.

Congratulations to the graduating class of 2026—your journey has just begun, and the world awaits your potential.

The cutoff for NEET PG 2025 acts as the primary selection criterion for the MD/MS/PG diploma courses in India. The score of a student has to be at least equal to the cutoff score in order to be considered as passing for the NEET PG exam. Only those candidates who have scored the minimum allotted cutoff point in the NEET PG examination are eligible to be considered in the counselling process. The original cut-off for the general category candidates is the 50th percentile while for SC/ST/OBC (reserved category) it is the 40th percentile which is the minimum. Continue reading to get more information on the NEET PG cut off 2025.

MCC Declares to Lower NEET PG Cutoff 2025

MCC has given the announcement that the NEET PG cutoff 2025 will be lower for the third round to enable to find the remaining candidates. “Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) of DGHS will publish the AIQ/State schedule for Round 3 of PG Counselling 2025, as soon as the process of revised percentile eligibility for participation in Round 3 of PG Counselling 2025 is completed, said the official release.

The cutoff is reduced in the last few rounds to make participation of more qualified NEET PG students in counselling possible. Experts say that the top seats and colleges are already taken in the first and second rounds which makes the students unwilling to apply for the next rounds. That is the reason the cutoff is usually lowered.

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NEET PG Cutoff 2025: Tie Breaking Criteria

In case two students secure the same score in the NEET PG merit list 2025, then the following tie-breaking criteria will be considered for providing admission:

• More correct responses: Candidates who have a greater number of correct responses in the question paper will be placed at a better merit position.
• Fewer incorrect responses: Those with a lesser number of negative responses in the question paper will be placed at a higher rank in the NEET PG 2025 merit list.
• Age: The candidate who will be older than his/her counterpart will be preferred in case of a tie.
• Higher aggregate marks: In case of a tie, the candidate who had secured higher aggregate marks (in percentage) in all MBBS Professional Examinations will be preferred.