Indian doctors who earned their MBBS degrees in India or elsewhere must take the All India Medical PG Entrance Exam, which is currently covered by NEET PG. Since the majority of deserving students from Government Medical Colleges receive the maximum number of places, it goes without saying that the percentage of students who can successfully pass this test is abhorrently low.Around 50,000 Indians graduated with MBBS degrees in 2016; in contrast, 100,000 Indian candidates took the Medical PG entrance test in 2015, up from the 64,000 who did so in 2011. This indicates that fewer than 7% of candidates for medical postgraduate programmes are offered places in government universities.  Most of the students do not get their chosen profession and compromise by taking the options available to them from this pool.