Percent matched isn't a good marker for competitiveness, because physicians are generally smart enough to self-select.
For example, I don't believe for 1 second that radiation oncology (99.1% match rate) is way less competitive than psychiatry (89.6%) or gen surg (83%). The average Rad onc resident has a 243 step 1, the average psychiatry resident has an average 227 step 1, and the gen surg has a 237 step 1.
pg.10 of pdf for match percentages
Rather,
applicant characteristics is the best measure (e.g. average step score of matched applicants, # of pubs, AOA, etc.)
Ideally we'd probably just sort by step 1, but based on the data above, we only have US MD (more competitive) vs IMG/FMG which are less competitive.
Fellowships ranked by the % of new fellows who are US MD
1. Allergy/Immunology 70.1%
2. Gastroenterology 60.4%
3. Heme/Onc 53.6%
4. Cardiology 50.8%
5. Pulm/CC 48.9%
6. ID 46.1%
7. Sleep 43.6%
8. Rheum 42.1%
9. Geri 40.2%
10. Endocrine 32.2%
11. Nephrology 28.7%