Ans. NEET Cut off announced by NTA is influenced by various factors. Based on the expert analysis of NEET exam difficulty level, more than 17 lakh candidates taking the exam, and increase in the number of MBBS seats to 91,927, NEET Cut off may decrease or increase this year. Last year’s cut off in fact was the lowest in the past 3 years. 

Ans. NEET 2023 cut off will be released along with the results. NEET Cut off 2023 is expected to be 720-130 for general category, 129-104 for SC/ST/OBC. For General-PwD category, the qualifying marks are expected to be 129-115 and for SC-PwD/ST-PwD/OBC-PwD categories, the qualifying cut off is expected to be 114-95.

Ans. NEET 2023 exam will be conducted on May 7, 2023 and the result will likely be released in June 2023. The qualifying NEET 2023 cut off will be released along with the result. NEET admission cut off (indicates the first and the last rank at which admission is granted) will be released after the conclusion of NEET UG counselling rounds.

Ans. NEET Cut off for OBC is lower than the cut off for the GN category candidates. Last year, NEET Cut off for OBC was 116-93 and 74458 OBC candidates qualifies the exam.. NTA releases category-wise cut offs for NEET along with the results. 

Ans. NEET Cut off 2023 official website is neet.nta.nic.in. NTA releases NEET Cut off with the exam results. Candidate’s scorecard also mentions NEET Cut off 2023 for General/ OBC/ SC/ ST/ EWS categories. So, ntaresults.nic.in is also an official website to check NEET Cut off 2023.

Ans. NEET Cut off for 2021 is 720-138 for the GN and EWS category and 138-108 for the reserved categories. NEET qualifying marks for 2021 were lower than 2020.

Ans. NEET Cut off for 2020 is 720-147 for the general category and 146-113 for OBC/ SC/ ST categories. In 2020, more than 7.71 lakh candidates qualified NEET Cut off.

Ans. The minimum qualifying cut off percentile for NEET 2023 is 50th for the GN category, 45th for GN-PwD category, and 40th for SC/ ST/ OBC categories. The corresponding NEET 2023 Cut off score will be released by NTA for GN/ EWS, OBC/ SC/ ST, GN/EWS-PwD, and OBC/SC/ST-PwD.

Ans. With 400 marks in NEET, candidates will get a rank above 50000. So, it is difficult for general category candidates to get a seat in top government colleges like MAMC Delhi, BJMC Pune, AIIMS Delhi, etc. But there are other private and state colleges that may accept candidates with 400 marks in NEET for MBBS admissions.

Ans. NEET pass mark is released category-wise along with the result. The passing percentile in NEET exam is 50, 45, and 40 for UR, UR-PwD, and SC/ST/OBC categories.

Ans. Based on previous year’s qualifying cut offs, general candidates need to score between 138-720 to qualify NEET exam. Other than that, a good score is NEET depends on the college you are applying for. As per NEET marks vs rank analysis, you need to score above 700 to get a rank below 100.

Ans. NEET 2023 Cut off percentile will be reduced if less number of candidates score the minimum qualifying percentile. However, it must be noted that the reduction in NEET cut off 2023 will depend on factors like the number of test-taking candidates, the difficulty level of the exam, the marks scored by the candidates, etc.

Ans. Yes, 600 is considered a good score in NEET. Based on NEET marks vs rank analysis of previous years, a score in the range of 600 to 620 will get you a rank between 19000 and 15000, which is good enough to get medical admission in top government colleges like Maulana Azad Medical College, Delhi, Government Dental College & Research Institute, Bangalore, etc.

Ans: A total of 229 candidates have cleared NEET cut off under SC/ST/OBC-PH category in NEET 2022. The qualifying NEET cut off marks range for these candidates was 104-93 at 40th percentile.

Ans. Going through the previous year’s NEET Cut off data, if a candidate scores above 500 marks in NEET, then chances to get admission in government medical colleges are higher. However, 450 is also a good score for admission to top private and state colleges.

Ans. 400 is a good score in NEET to get admission to MBBS courses offered by top government medical colleges. Based on previous year NEET cut offs, for general and EWS category candidates, NEET 2023 Cut off marks are expected to be between 720-130. However, for candidates belonging to OBC, SC, and ST categories, 105 and above will be good for qualifying the cutoff.

Ans. NEET Cut off 2023 for MBBS in government colleges is of 2 types- qualifying and admission. Candidates qualifying NEET 2023 can participate in the counselling process for MBBS in government medical colleges. Based on previous year trends for admission to AIIMS Delhi and 14 other AIIMS institutes, candidates can expect NEET Cut off 2023 closing rank for the general category to be below 100. For other top government medical colleges, the opening and closing ranks will vary based on the number of seats and the number of participants.

Ans. NEET Cut off depends on various factors like the difficulty level of the exam, the number of candidates who appear for NEET UG 2023 exam, previous year cut off trends, and the number of seats available in the respective NEET score accepting MBBS/ BDS institutes.

Ans.Yes, all those candidates who qualify NEET cut off become eligible to participate in the counselling process. NEET is now the only paper through which you can get admission in MBBS, BDS, AYUSH, B.Sc Nursing, etc. However, qualifying the cut off does not guarantee a seat in medical college as there are other criteria that need to be satisfied.

Ans.Yes. You can apply for both counselling on the basis of your NEET cut off score. NTA will release 15% All India Quota NEET Merit List for admission to medical and dental colleges participating in NEET. After that, all the states will also release their own merit list based on the qualifying marks.

Ans. NEET score is valid only for 1 year from the date of its release. So, if you are appearing for NEET 2023, then you can take admission in the MBBS/ BDS/ AYUSH course based on NEET cut off scores only in the academic session 2023-24.

Ans. The qualifying percentile is 50 percentile for the general category. Last year’s score range was 715-117. Whereas for SC/ST/OBC the qualifying percentile was 40 and the marks range was 116-93.

Ans. NEET cut off percentile remains fixed at 50th percentile for GN, 45th percentile for GN-PwD, and 40th percentile for SC/ ST/ OBC. However, the equivalent qualifying marks vary every year. This is because NEET cut off percentile is based on the relative scores obtained by all the candidates who take the exam.

Ans. If we go through the last year cut off for the general category for AIQ seats, then the marks required to get admission in this college was 595. So if your score is above 600 then the chances are good that you can get admission to ESIC Medical College.

Ans. NEET 2023 Cut off for B.J.Medical College is released in the form of opening and closing ranks after every round of NEET UG Counselling. Last year, BJMC Pune NEET closing rank was 1642 for the general category and 3318 for the EWS category. So with 600 marks, it would be difficult for general/ EWS category students to get admission to this college.

Ans. Last year the cut off range for Assam Government Medical Colleges was between 580 to 600 for the general category. It has been observed that cut off increases every year due to the increase in competition. If your score is more than 590 then chances are good that you can get admission to one of the medical colleges in Assam.

Ans. To secure a seat in King George's Medical College, Lucknow candidates need to score 650+ marks. As per last year cut off marks, candidates with 650 marks secured the seat in AIQ counselling for this college. The cut off of this college and of Institute of Medical Sciences, Banaras Hindu University is higher in comparison to other colleges of UP.

Ans. The cut off marks for state counselling of Patna Medical College is expected to be around 617 and for AIQ counselling cut off, it will be around 637. So candidates scoring marks between 620 to 640 have the scope to get admission to this college.

Ans. Yes. If you belong to a general category then you need to score above 600 to get admission to government medical colleges for Rajasthan. You need to score between 600 to 670 or higher. If we talk about S.M.S. Medical College, Jaipur then you need to score more than 650 to get a rank of 700+ in order to get admission to that college.

Ans. NEET 2023 Cut off for MBBS in Madhya Pradesh will be released in the form of opening and closing ranks after the counselling. Based on previous years, to get admission to Atal Bihari Vajpayee Government Medical College in MP, you need to score around 594 - 600 marks if you belong to a general category. For SC/ ST categories the score could range between 480 - 500.

Ans. You need to score more than 600 marks if you belong to the general category to get admission to govt medical college Patiala under AIQ. SC and ST category candidates need to score between 480 to 550.

Ans. NEET cut off for AFMC is different for boys and girls and decided by AFMC. Last year the NEET cut in AFMC for boys was 596 and for girls 610. From here you can get an idea that this year the cut off could be between 590 to 620.

Ans. With a score of 520, your NEET 2023 rank could range between 37780-38736. However, the cut off and rank could vary depending on various factors taken into consideration by the authorities.

Ans. With a score of 600 in NEET 2023, you can target some of the best medical colleges in Haryana like Kalpana Chawla Govt. Medical College Karnal, SHKM Government Medical College, Nalhar, Mewat, Haryana, etc.

Ans. NEET cut off is the minimum marks that a candidate needs to score in order to crack the exam. The cut off is dependent on various factors like the number of students appearing, the difficulty level of the paper, the performance of test-takers and others. The cut off percentile is fixed at 50, 45, and 40 for GN, GN-PwD, and unreserved categories, however, the marks range varies each year.