PMNC 2025 South Asia Grand Finals: Qualified teams, dates, and prize pool distribution 

The Playoffs of the PUBG Mobile National Championship (PMNC) 2025 Spring South Asia ended with the top 16 teams qualifying for the Grand Finals. A total of 20 teams played 16 matches in this initial stage. The Grand Finals are scheduled for April 25 to 27, and the top two teams from the tournament will qualify for the first PUBG Mobile Super League (PMSL): Central & South Asia Spring, a major regional tournament.

The PMNC South Asia Spring features a total prize pool of $10,000. The event consists of 20 PUBG Mobile teams, including 12 teams from Nepal and four teams each from the Maldives and Wildcard regions. The top 16 teams will now play 15 matches in the Grand Finals.

Qualified teams for PMNC 2025 South Asia Finals

1. DRS GAMING
2. Tribe Aeromacy
3. Royal Dragons Esports
4. Haina Esports
5. Royal Gurkhas Esports
6. 4 Death Machines
7. Trained to Kill
8. RC32 Esports
9. Killer Of Mountains
10. Mystic Destiny Twisted
11. NEPX ESPORTS
12. Jutti Squad
13. LOD Nexus
14. Shreepech Esports
15. RLX Esports
16. VE E2S TM7

Prize pool distribution

The first-ranked team will grab a cash prize of $2,500, while the second and third-placed teams will claim $1,500 and $1,000, respectively. The MVP and top fragger will also receive $400 each.

Here is the prize pool distribution:

• 1st Place - $2,500
• 2nd Place - $1,500
• 3rd Place - $1,000
• 4th Place - $800
• 5th Place - $700
• 6th Place - $600
• 7th Place - $500
• 8th Place - $400
• 9th Place - $250
• 10th Place - $250
• 11th Place - $150
• 12th Place - $150
• 13th Place - $100
• 14th Place - $100
• 15th Place - $100
• 16th Place - $100

Playoffs overview

Nepal’s DRS Gaming was outstanding in the Playoffs as the popular club topped the scoreboard with 206 points and six Chicken Dinners. The team was 70 points ahead of the second-ranked team, winning six of their 16 matches.

True Aeromacy and Royal Dragon came second and third with 136 and 134 points, respectively. HIANA Esports also looked great and ranked fourth in the Playoffs. Meanwhile, Royal Gurkhas and 4Death Machines finished in the fifth and sixth positions.

T2K from Nepal had an average run in the PMNC Playoffs as the experienced team came seventh in the overall standings. NEPX Esports, who had a good run in the PMGO 2025, finished 11th in the Playoffs, while RLX Esports and VE E2S TM7 somehow made it to the Grand Finals as they finished in the 15th and 16th positions, respectively.