NEET Toppers 2023: Check Toppers List, Profile, AIR, Scores, State wise Toppers

NEET 2023 Toppers: Along with the result statistics and list of NEET Toppers, NTA also releases the qualifying NEET Cut off. The qualifying percentile to appear for the counselling process is 50 for the general category, 45 for general-PwD, and 40 for SC/ST/OBC. Check NEET 2023 Cut off

This year, around 18 lakh+ candidates will take NEET 2023. Based on NEET scores, candidates can get admission to approximately 92,000 MBBS and 27,000 BDS seats offered in Government and Private medical and dental colleges. Check NEET 2023 Seat Matrix

NEET 2023 Topper List

NEET 2023 Topper List is to be updated here after the release of the result.

NEET 2023 Topper List	To be Updated

You can check the list of previous year's toppers profiles with their name, percentile, marks, etc in this article. It will help the aspirants to prepare and strategize accordingly to be All India Rank holders.

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NEET 2022 Toppers- All-India

Out of the 1872343 registered candidates, 1764571 appeared for NEET UG 2022 while 993069 candidates qualified the exam. Among the top 50 NEET 2022 rank holders, only 16 are female candidates.

Top 4 AIQ NEET 2022 Toppers have secured the same marks i.e., 715 (with 99.9997733 percentile), however, Tanishka secured NEET AIQ Rank 1 based on the tie-breaking criteria of NEET Merit List.

NEET 2022 Female Toppers

NEET 2022 Male Toppers

NEET 2022 Toppers- Top 5 Male Toppers in NEET UG

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Table of ContentsTable of Contents

NEET 2022 Toppers
NEET 2021 Toppers
2.1 NEET 2021 Toppers: State Wise
2.2 NEET 2021 Toppers: Female
2.3 NEET 2021 Toppers: Male
NEET 2020 Toppers
3.1 Category Wise NEET 2020 Toppers
NEET 2019 Toppers
NEET 2019 State wise Toppers
NEET 2019 Top 10 Boys topper
NEET 2019 Girls Toppers
NEET 2019 PWD Boys Toppers List
NEET 2018 Toppers
How Toppers study for NEET exam?
Frequently Asked Questions

NEET 2022 Toppers

The list of NEET 2022 Toppers has updated below in form of the result PDF released by NTA. The lists of NEET UG toppers 2022 has been provided gender-wise, state-wise, category-wise, and AIR-wise.

NEET 2021 Toppers

Candidates Names	Marks Scored	Percentile Score	AIR
MRINAL KUTTERI	720	99.999806	1
TANMAY GUPTA	720	99.999806	1
KARTHIKA G NAIR	720	99.999806	1
AMAN KUMAR TRIPATHI	716	99.999741	4
JASHAN CHHABRA	715	99.998705	5
DEEPAK SAHU	715	99.998705	5
SHUBHAM AGARWAL	715	99.998705	5
NIKHAR BANSAL	715	99.998705	5
SUYASH ARORA	715	99.998705	5
MEGHAN H K	715	99.998705	5
HRUTUL CHHAG	715	99.998705	5
RAJAT GOYAL	715	99.998705	5
CHANDAM VISHNU VIVEK	715	99.998705	5
HRIDAY VISHAL MOHITE	715	99.998705	5
GORRIPATI RUSHIL	715	99.998705	5
KHANDAVALLY SHASHANK	715	99.998705	5
GOWRISHANKAR S	715	99.998705	17
VAISHNAVI SARDA	715	99.998705	17
SOUMYADIP HALDER	715	99.998705	19
MD ZEYA BELAL	715	99.998705	19

NEET 2021 Toppers List: State wise

Candidates Names	Marks Scored	Percentile Score	AIR	State
MRINAL KUTTERI	720	99.9998057	1	TELANGANA
TANMAY GUPTA	720	99.9998057	1	DELHI
KARTHIKA G NAIR	720	99.9998057	1	MAHARASHTRA
AMAN KUMAR TRIPATHI	716	99.999741	4	UTTAR PRADESH
JASHAN CHHABRA	715	99.9987049	5	KARNATAKA
SUYASH ARORA	715	99.9987049	5	HARYANA
HRUTUL CHHAG	715	99.9987049	5	GUJARAT
RAJAT GOYAL	715	99.9987049	5	PUNJAB
CHANDAM VISHNU VIVEK	715	99.9987049	5	ANDHRA PRADESH
GOWRISHANKAR S	715	99.9987049	17	KERALA
SOUMYADIP HALDER	715	99.9987049	19	WEST BENGAL
MD ZEYA BELAL	715	99.9987049	19	BIHAR
GEETHANJALI S A	710	99.9969565	23	TAMIL NADU
PAVIT SINGH	710	99.9969565	23	CHANDIGARH
LEENA KHANDELWAL	710	99.9969565	23	RAJASTHAN
SANDEEP KUMAR KANDI	710	99.9969565	43	MADHYA PRADESH
NEKTA N SWASTI SRAVAN MISHRA	705	99.9931359	75	ODISHA
SOURADEEP DAS	701	99.9916466	125	TRIPURA
MRIDUL AGGARWAL	700	99.9868547	130	JAMMU AND KASHMIR
SHIVANK PATEL	700	99.9868547	143	CHHATTISGARH
VIJAYALAXMI	700	99.9868547	197	JHARKHAND
KSHITIZ KUMAR SINGH	691	99.9734503	384	UTTARAKHAND
MADHAV SHARMA	690	99.9667157	490	HIMACHAL PRADESH
ARSALAN MOSADDIQUE	690	99.9667157	501	OUTSIDE INDIA
NIRLAV BHUYAN	685	99.9532466	637	ASSAM

NEET 2021 Toppers: Female Top 5

Candidates Name	Marks Scored	Percentile Score	AIR
KARTHIKA G NAIR	720	99.9998057	1
VAISHNAVI SARDA	715	99.9987049	17
ASMITA BAG	711	99.9985754	21
SALONI VERMA	711	99.9985754	22
VAISHNA JAYAVARDHANAN	710	99.9969565	23

NEET 2021 Toppers: Male Top 5

Candidates Names	Marks Scored	Percentile Score	NEET AIR
MRINAL KUTTERI	720	99.9998057	1
TANMAY GUPTA	720	99.9998057	1
AMAN KUMAR TRIPATHI	716	99.999741	4
JASHAN CHHABRA	715	99.9987049	5
DEEPAK SAHU	715	99.9987049	5

NEET 2020 Toppers

Air Rank	Candidate’s Name	Gender	Category	Marks obtained	Percentile Score	State
1	Soyeb Aftab	Male	UR	720	99.9998537	Odisha
2	Akanksha Singh	Female	UR	720	99.9998537	Delhi
3	Tummala Snikitha	Female	UR	715	99.9995611	Telangana
4	Vineet Sharma	Male	UR	715	99.9995611	Rajasthan
5	Amrisha Khaitan	Female	UR	715	99.9995611	Haryana
6	Guthi Chaitanya Sindhu	Female	UR	715	99.9995611	Andhra Pradesh
7	Satwik Godara	Male	UR	711	99.9994879	Haryana
8	Srijan R	Male	OBC (NC)	710	99.9985369	Tamil Nadu
9	Karthik Reddy	Male	UR	710	99.9985369	Karnataka
10	Matravadia Maanit	Male	UR	710	99.9985369	Gujarat

Category Wise NEET 2020 Toppers

NEET Topper Namr	Category	Marks
Shoyeb Aftab	UR	720
Akanksha Singh	UR	720
Mahesh	PwD	665
Vinita Tiwari	PwD	626
Srijan R	OBC (NCL)	710
Abhiuday Pratap Singh	EWS	710
Anantha Parakrama B Nookala	SC	710
Mridul Rawat	ST	650

NEET 2019 Toppers

As per the statistical data provided by the NTA, a total of 15,19,375 had registered for NEET in 2019. Out of the total registered candidates, 14,10755 appeared for the exam and 7,97,042 qualified the exam.

Number of candidates registered for NEET: 15,19,375
Number of candidates appeared: 14,10,755
Number of candidates qualified the exam: 7,97,042

Air Rank	Candidate’s Name	Gender	Marks obtained	Percentile Score	State
1	Nalin Khandelwal	Male	701	99.9999291	Rajasthan
2	Bhavik Bansal	Male	700	99.9997873	Delhi
3	Akshat Kaushik	Male	700	99.9997873	Uttar Pradesh
4	Swastik Bhatia	Male	696	99.9997165	Haryana
5	Anant Jain	Male	695	99.9993620	Uttar Pradesh
6	Bhat Sarthak Raghvendra	Male	695	99.9993620	Maharashtra
7	Madhuri Reddy G	Female	695	99.9993620	Telangana
8	Dhruv Kushwaha	Male	695	99.9993620	Uttar Pradesh
9	Mihir Rai	Male	695	99.9993620	Delhi
10	Raghav Dubey	Male	691	99.9992203	Madhya Pradesh

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NEET 2019 State wise Toppers

States	No. of Toppers in Top 50
Delhi	9
Rajasthan	6
Uttar Pradesh	6
Haryana	3
Maharashtra	3
Madhya Pradesh	3
Andhra Pradesh	3
Kerala	3
Gujarat	3
West Bengal	3
Karnataka	2
Punjab	2
Jharkhand	2
Telangana	1

NEET 2019 Top 10 Boys topper

AIR	Name	Category	Score
1	Nalin Khandelwal	UR	99.999929
2	Bhavik Bansal	UR	99.999787
3	Akshat kaushik	UR	99.999787
4	Swastik Bhatia	UR	99.999717
5	Anant Jain	UR	99.999362
6	Bhat Sarthak Raghvendra	UR	99.999362
8	Dhruv Kushwaha	UR	99.999362
9	Mihir Rai	UR	99.999362
10	Raghav Dubey	UR	99.99922
11	Hemant Khadela	UR	99.99922

NEET 2019 Girls Toppers

Name of the Candidate	Category	Percentile	NEET AIR
Sabhyata Singh Kushwaha	OBC	99.583415	5739
Jaya Patidar	OBC	98.705941	18067
Bidisha Ghosh	OBC	99.081807	26873
Aashi Sinha	UR	98.049909	27459
Archana Gurjar	OBC	97.983208	28338

NEET 2019 PwD (Boys) Toppers List

Candidates can check the list of top 5 boys toppers in PwD Category mentioned below:

Name of the Candidate	Category	AIR	Marks Obtained	Percentile
Bheraram	OBC	6935	604	99.502961
Shobhit Tyagi	UR	8136	598	99.410032
Souvik Ghosh	OBC	14041	577	98.995219
Faisal Ansari	OBC	14991	574	98.927028
Karvanna Prabu K K	UR	15623	572	98.880387

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NEET 2018 Toppers

AIR	Candidate Name	Marks	Percentile Score	State
1	Kalpana Kumari	691	99.999921	Bihar
2	Rohan Purohit	690	99.999764	Telangana
3	Himanshu Sharma	690	99.999764	Delhi
4	Aarosh Dhamija	686	99.999606	Delhi
5	Prince Choudhary	686	99.999606	Rajasthan
6	Varun Muppidi	685	99.999449	Other
7	Agrawal Krishna Ashish	685	99.999449	Maharashtra
8	Ankadala Anirudh Babu	680	99.999134	Andhra Pradesh
9	Madhvan Gupta	680	99.999134	Punjab
10	Ramneek Kaur Mahal	680	99.999134	Punjab

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NEET Topper Preparation Tips

How Toppers study for NEET exam?

NEET Toppers provide valuable tips and suggestions to crack the toughest medical entrance exam in India. Read the preparation tips shared by NEET 2021 topper Aniruddha Das given below:

NEET 2021 Topper Aniruddha Das who has scored 681 marks and 794 AIR rank has cracked the examination in his first attempt. In an interview with News18, he has shared his preparation strategy and paper attempting tricks which are mentioned below:

He had started his NEET preparation from Class 11.
As per the timetable of Aniruddha, he used to study 14-16 a day a few months before the exam. But during the early preparation days, he used to study 10+ hours with multiple breaks.
He believes that his consistent preparation plan had helped him to crack the exam.

NEET 2021 Topper Aniruddha Subject Wise Preparation Plan

For physics preparation, he had studied objective physics for NEET by DC Pandey.
For chemistry preparation, he had studied MTG NCERT at Your Fingertips.
Other than that he used to solve previous year's question papers on a daily basis and focused on revision of the syllabus.

NEET 2021 Topper Aniruddha Exam Attempting Strategy

Since Biology has the maximum number of questions and it is a scoring section, therefore, NEET 2021 topper Aniruddha had first solved the biology questions followed by chemistry and physics.
The other reason to start with biology questions is that physics and chemistry questions require calculations that could be time taking.
He had scored full marks in the Biology section which had helped in his overall score.

Read the ideologies that NEET Toppers over the years followed and reached the pinnacle of success:

Well-informed of the ground rules: With NEET, one must know about the exam, right from the syllabus, pattern, marking scheme, topic-wise weightage, etc.
Toppers Strategies and follow a disciplined plan: They pursue a disciplined strategy with consistency.They know their strengths and weaknesses and study accordingly. NEET Toppers focus on concepts, applications and understanding the tricky topics. They even know how to memorize the topics.
- Equally manage and divide time for all 4 subjects- Physics, Chemistry, Zoology and Botany.
- Study for at least 13-16 hours a day.
- Take Breaks
- Set realistic daily,weekly and monthly targets. Stick to your plan and achieve your targets.
Importance of smart work over hard work: Majorly believe in quality over quantity. Avoid referring to multiple sources for topics and overloading with extra key points.They understand the importance of study material, coaching/teachers. Know till an extent to have your topics cleared and what could potentially be asked.
Help of Online Assistance: Candidates must note that NEET is a time based exam, where what rank you secure is decided by the application of knowledge you acquired by understanding concepts and for this, it is very essential to get your concepts cleared. For this, you can seek Online coaching which is a better and economical way to have your doubts cleared.
Take Mock Tests and Subscribe to Test Series: Take and subscribe for test series schemes offered topic-wise on a regular basis. Take NEET Mock Tests, tally your answers, match your score with NEET Cut-off, then analye your performance. Solve more papers, previous year question papers and notice the progress. Examine your weak areas and work upon it. Also Check NEET Cut Off
Subject Wise Time Allotment: Split time subject-wise where you focus on subjects you think requires more attention. But that dosent apply if you take it for granted and ignore the subject that you’re good at. Set limits and finish subjects within the allotted time. Physics requires time solving numericals, understanding and remembering of formulae and recalling it within seconds comes with practice. In Chemsitry, NEET toppers usually find it as a scoring subject and less time consuming, whereas, Biology is a vast subject. Hence, time should be managed and allotted accordingly.
Alive and Kicking: Never Panic,they always stay cool and calm during the preparation and even in the examination hall. As maintaining the well-being of yourself is equally important. For this, a healthy, well-balanced diet, sound sleep, and an active lifestyle are required. Avoid junk food and stay healthy and fit.
Prepare a time table. Don’t follow the schedule of others. Make sure you achieve your daily or weekly targets. Understand the concepts rather than memorizing things (except some topics in Chemistry and Biology).
Try to make your own notes. It helps you in remembering more as you’ll write things on your own rather than reading from a book. Never try to copy the exact content from the textbook. Read and then write them in your own language. To have efficient preparation, consistent revision is necessary. Your notes will help you at the time of revising topics.

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NEET Toppers 2023 FAQs

Ques: What will be the rank of candidates scoring equal marks in NEET 2023?

Ans: Candidates scoring equal marks in NEET 2023 will be granted different ranks based on the tie breaking criteria. This year, NTA has revised the tie-breaking criteria by re-introducing the age factor.

Ques: What is the tie breaking criteria for the candidates scoring equal marks in NEET 2023?

Ans: For two or more candidates securing the same marks in the entrance exam, the merit will be decided in order of preference.

Candidates obtaining higher marks in Biology.
Candidates obtaining higher marks in Chemistry.
Candidates obtaining higher marks in Physics.
Candidates with lesser number of wrong answers in all the subjects.
Candidates older in age.
Candidates will be ranked in ascending order of their application number.

Ques: Can special category candidates will get any benefits in NEET scores?

Ans: No. While calculating the scores no benefits will be offers to candidates. However, reserved category candidates can get the benefits in NEET qualifying cut off range.

Ques: In which courses can I use my NEET scores?

Ans: There are approximately 92,000 MBBS and 27,000 BDS seats offered in Government and Private medical and dental colleges. Whereas, AIIMS and JIPMER have a total of 1207 and 200 MBBS seats respectively. NEET qualified candidates can take admission in MBBS, BDS, AYUSH courses.

Ques: Is it necessary to crack NEET for admission in Nursing courses?

Ans: JIPMER will use only NEET scores for admission in B.Sc Nursing & Allied Health Science programs. Also, 6 AFMS institutes will use only NEET 2023 scores for giving admission to female B.Sc Nursing applicants.

NEET 2025 : 22 Answered QuestionsView All

• Top Answer By Anubhav Roy on 14-Jul-2022

Ans. AIIMS Delhi cutoff for general category students is around 705. Although the cutoff changes each year depending on different factors, try to score above 705, to secure a seat. Keep in mind the required cutoff for AIIMS Delhi stays above 95 percentile irrespective of the category. For the reserved category, the required cutoff score is around 692. Read more

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• Top Answer By Anindita Patranobish on 14-Jul-2022

Ans. NEET 2022 total marks are 720 and according to the trends of AIIMS Delhi, the required cutoff for general category students is above 705. If you are scoring above 705, you have a good chance of getting admission to AIIMS Delhi. In order to get admission to Harvard Medical School, you need to have an undergraduate bachelor's degree. In the US, medical schools offer graduate degrees. To increase your chances of getting into Harvard Medical, you can apply to Harvard Undergraduate School first. Get excellent scores throughout your undergraduate, ace MCAT, have special extracurricular interests, and publish original research. Once you are in your fourth year, you can apply to Harvard Medical. Read more

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• Top Answer By Arvind Sinha on 14-Jul-2022

Ans. I know people who used to score around 480 and got admission to AIIMS Delhi. Concept clarity, practice, and consistent hard work can help you score better. AIATS is a good yardstick for judging your preparation, but it doesnâ€™t necessarily have to define you. You can use your score to motivate yourself and study more. But AIATS scores arenâ€™t the ultimate indicator of your performance on the day. The video will motivate you if you scored less Read more

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• Top Answer By Sinjini Bhattacharya on 14-Jul-2022

Ans. As per the trends of last few years, AIIMS Rishikesh cutoff stays around 685+. Generally, the required cutoff increases each year, due to increased competition. So, focus on your preparation and try to score as much as possible in NEET 2022. You heard work and effort will determine your NEET score. Read more

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• Top Answer By Argha Mitra on 24-May-2022

Ans. AIIMS Bhubaneswar NEET cutoff for the last two years was as follows. Category Cutoff 2021 Cutoff 2020 General 78-538 228-569 OBC 610-1254 570-1195 SC 1018-7136 1503-12362 ST 12099-27803 5691-23424 All AIIMS have high closing marks as there is no state reservation. Keep in mind that the required cutoff varies each year depending on different factors. Read more

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• Top Answer By Shruti Bansal on 17-Jun-2022

Ans. LHMC cutoff marks for AIQ is around 667 marks. The cutoffs (general category) for the last three years are as follows. NEET Cutoff Round 2019 (cutoff rank) 2020 (cutoff rank) 2021 (cutoff rank) 1st 333 6329 579 2nd 489 6349 414 The required cutoff usually increases each year based on competition, number of applications, and other such factors. Read more

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• Top Answer By Shruti Gupta on 14-Jul-2022

Ans. Osmania University Hyderabad cutoff for NEET is around 655+. If you are a general category student, try to score above 655, to get admission at Osmania University. The required cutoff usually increased each year based on competition. Naturally, the required cut-off for reserved category students is comparably lower. Read more

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• Top Answer By Advait Joshi on 30-Mar-2023

Ans. CMC Vellore NEET cut-off 2023 will be released by the concerned bodies soon on the official website. The following table displays the CMC Vellore Expected cutoff for 2023 for MBBS based on NEET UG Christian Medical College Vellore NEET Cutoff 2023 (Expected) Category Opening Rank General 19450 SC 17400 ST 102689 OBC 15030 EWS 15880 PWD 18495 Read more

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• Top Answer By Deepak Kumar Sharma on 13-Apr-2021

Ans. One of my friends studies there and he once told me that his dream comes true after getting admission to this institute. He mentioned that there are many things, which are actually looking forward by every student. This institute provides the best clinical posting, Academics, and extracurricular opportunities such as sports and cultural events. The college administration itself organizes some CDE programs and seminars for the betterment of the students. In your third year, you will get the opportunity to work with AIIMS Rishikesh for your studies in General Medicine and General Surgery. My friend has just completed his work experiences in AIIMS, which is really a life-changing knowledge for him considering his future career perspectives. However, the Dental Schools' lack of exposure is a Myth, but this institute works hard to provide its students world-class services and medical equipment. This institute is on the River Ganges banks, which is very relaxing, and the college environment is very soothing and breathtakingly beautiful. My friend has just finished his 3 years in this college, and he mentioned that this institute provides a homely feeling. Teachers are amiable, kind, and helpful. Thus, if you want to take admission to this institute, go for it. Read more

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• Top Answer By Nibedita Roy on 06-Jan-2022

Ans. At NEIGRIHMS Shillong, there are 8 seats for the All India Quota. According to the 2021 statistics, the required cutoff in NEET was 3690-8913. There are also NEIGRIHMS open quota and reserved state quota for Arunachal Pradesh, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland. The required cutoff for these categories varies each year. Read more

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