NEET 2020 has been conducted on September 13 and October 14. NEET Result 2020 has been released online on Oct 16 in the form of scorecards that candidates can download by visiting the official website. A combined result is released for both Phase 1 & 2 exams. Check NEET Result 2020

The rank vs marks analysis of previous years will help all the candidates to get a rough idea of the expected rank on the idea of responses given by them. Also, candidates can use NEET Rank Predictor to get an idea about colleges in which they can apply for admission.

NEET Toppers 2020 Marks & Percentile Score

NEET 2020 Cut off Released by NTA

Must Read:

• Maulana Azad Medical College NEET Cutoff
• Bangalore Medical College NEET Cutoff
• BJ Medical College NEET Cutoff 

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NEET Marks v/s Rank Analysis of Previous Years’ Toppers

NEET 2019 Top 10 Candidates Ranks & Marks

NEET 2020 is yet to be conducted and the result is expected to be declared after the conclusion of the exam. Meanwhile, candidates can have a look at NEET 2019 Rank List, to get a thorough idea about how much marks can get them admitted to the colleges of their choice.

NEET 2018 Top 30 Candidates Marks, Percentile & Ranks

Ms. Kalpana Kumari from Bihar state has secured 1st Rank in NEET 2018. Check out the top 30 candidates of the NTA National Eligibility Cum Entrance Test 2018. The list is provided below with the details of NEET Topper 2018 Marks, percentile, and All India Rank List.

How to calculate your expected NEET 2020 Rank?

It is essential that NEET aspirants are aware of the procedure of calculating their scores which is ultimately going to decide their NEET 2020 rank. Medical aspirants can use NEET 2020 Rank Predictor as it is a free tool. It can be used by following the steps as mentioned below

1. A link for Rank predictor of NEET 2020 has been provided above. Candidates will have to click on it after the exam is over
2. Candidates will have to first register themselves
3. Next, medical aspirants will have to enter their expected NEET 2020 score out of 720
4. Then, all required details like category have to be entered
5. By following the steps mentioned above medical aspirants will be able to predict their NEET rank 2020

Predict you rank using NEET Rank Predictor

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Category-wise marks of NEET 2019, 2018, and 2017 Exam

The table tabulated below shows the category-wise list of the number of candidates along with the range of marks who have cracked the exam.

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NEET AIQ cutoff for MBBS colleges

The table tabulated shows the previous years cut offs for various MBBS colleges.

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NEET MBBS/BDS Closing Ranks for deemed universities

NEET Closing Ranks for MBBS have been given below.

NEET Closing Ranks for BDS have been given below. 

How Many MBBS/BDS Seats are Available?

As per the latest data available, given below are the numbers of seats and colleges that will offer MBBS/BDS admissions through NEET 2020 scores, which means that AIIMS and JIPMER institutions are excluded from the data. NEET 2019 MBBS/BDS figures given below are approximate figures and may vary by a small margin due to changes in seat matrix, college licenses, etc.

MBBS Seats and Colleges (Available through NEET 2019)

BDS Seats and Colleges (Available through NEET 2019) 

*Including Deemed Universities.

Facts about NEET Ranks and Marks

• The number of candidates appearing for the NEET exam increases every year. There was an increase of 14.52% of candidates appearing for the NEET exam 2019 compared to the NEET exam 2018.
• The NEET 2019 exam which was conducted on May 05, 2019, where 15 lakh candidates registered, out of those 15 lakh candidates, only 14 lakh candidates appeared for the NEET 2019 exam.
• Candidates are required to score minimum qualifying marks in NEET to qualify for further admission process.
• Candidates belonging to the unreserved (UR) category are required to score equivalent to at least 50 percentile and those belonging to SC/ ST/ OBC are required to obtain marks equivalent to at least 40 percentile to be considered for AQI and state counseling process.
• Out of the 14 lakh candidates, only 7,97,042 candidates qualified for the NEET 2019 exam. The pass percentage was 56.49%
• The highest marks scored was 701 in 2019 while in 2018, it was 691.
• The cut-off score of the NEET 2019 exam for candidates belonging to the unreserved category was at the 50th percentile while it was at the 40th percentile for the reserved category.

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