NEET Cut-off 2023: Qualifying Marks, Percentile, No. of Candidates

NEET Cut-off 2023: The National Testing Agency (NTA) publishes the information brochure and cutoff percentile for the NEET-UG 2023 on its website, neet.nta.nic.in. After the result declaration, NTA released the NEET cutoff scores for each category. The NTA NEET cut-off is the minimum qualifying percentile that aspirants must score in the exam to be eligible for admission.

In this article, candidates can find the factors that affect the cut-off scores and the official cut-off of NEET 2023. Last year, the NEET cut-off marks for the general category were 715-117, while for SC/ST/OBC, it was between 116-93. The category-wise marks range, and their percentile scores are available on this webpage. Keep reading to know all the details about the NEET cut-off 2023.

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NEET Cut-off Marks 2023: Know Category-wise Marks Range

As the NEET 2023 exam cut-off has been released. Check out the same from the following table:

Factors Affecting NEET Cut-off 2023

Here we have listed the different parameters that determine the NEET cut-off scores.

• The number of candidates who appeared in the NEET exam.
• The difficulty level of the exam.
• Total seats available in the participating colleges.

NEET Qualifying Marks: Previous Year Category-wise Percentile

In order to get familiar with the cut-off trends, candidates can refer to the below table providing previous years’ NEET cut-off details:

Candidates can refer to the following table for a category-wise analysis of NEET qualifying marks and percentile scores for 2021 and 2020:

Cut-off Marks for NEET: UG Seats

Candidates can find the important highlights regarding the NEET UG seats in the list below:

• 15% All India Quota (AIQ) seats
• 85% of state quota seats
• Deemed universities seats
• Central universities seats
• ESIC (wards of people insured within Employee’s State Insurance Corporation regime)
• AFMS (Armed Forces Medical Services)
• Private institution medical seats
• AIIMS medical seats
• JIPMER medical seats.

NEET Cut-off 2024: Check Expected Ranks vs Marks

Check the table given below to get an idea about the expected NEET marks with correspondence to the ranks:

NEET Cut-off 2024: Tie-Breaking Process

NTA uses the tie-breaking criteria if two candidates receive equal marks or ranks. The rules are listed here:

• Higher Physics marks: Candidates who received higher Physics scores or percentiles, followed by Chemistry and then Biology (Botany and Zoology), would be given preference for the NEET merit list. This will be effective from 2024; NEET 2023 result uses the old process.
• The number of incorrect responses: If there is still a tie, pupils who attempted fewer correct and incorrect answers will receive a higher ranking.
• NEET cut-off 2023 scores for admission: Last rank at which admission is allowed The final NEET rank on which admission is awarded can be checked by aspirants.

NEET Exam Statistics 2023: Check Comparison With Previous Years

The table below highlights the comparison of the previous year’s NEET exams’ important statistics with the previous years:

NEET 2022 Cut-off for Government Colleges

The authorities will soon declare the NEET 2023 cut-off marks for the medical and dental colleges. Until the information is available, candidates can refer to the ranking data of the previous years for the top medical colleges from the information tabulated below:

NEET BDS Cut-off for Government Colleges

Check the table below for the previous years BDS cut-off in some of the top government colleges in India in the previous years:

Government NEET Cut-off for MBBS Deemed Universities

Let us look at the previous years government NEET cut-off for MBBS in deemed universities:

NEET Cut-off Marks: All India Quota (15%) vs State Quota (85%)

The NEET cut-off 2023 provides admission to seats under All India 15% and 85% state quota seats. The All India Rank list based on the NEET cut-off score will decide the admission to nearly 12000 MBBS and BDS seats in India’s Medical and Dental colleges. For the 85% state quota seats, the respective admission authority will prepare a merit list based on the NEET cut-off score. Moreover, the NEET cut-off is the basis for admission to most of the Deemed, Private, and Central Universities MBBS and BDS seats.

Note that the 23 AIIMS and 2 JIPMER institutes will not conduct any separate entrance exams and will be a part of the NEET counselling.

How To Calculate NEET Percentile?

The NEET percentile reflects a candidate’s performance relative to the topper. There are two methods to determine the percentile depending on the two categories, which are as follows.

• Percentile Based on Rank
• Percentile Based on Marks

In the first method, the candidates can determine the rank percentile by drawing a relationship between the total number of qualifying candidates and the particular candidate rank. The formula for NEET percentile calculation based on rank is as follows:

Rank Percentile= ([Number of Qualifying Candidates- Candidate’s Personal NEET rank]/ Total Number of Appeared Candidates) * 100

Similarly, candidates can also calculate their score percentile by drawing a relationship between their score and the score of the topper. The formula for the NEET percentile based on marks is as follows:

Score Percentile= (Individual NEET Score/ Topper’s NEET Score) * 100

NEET Cut-off for State Quota Seats

The table below highlights the state-wise distribution of NEET cut-off marks for the state quota for the previous year. Take a glimpse to find out the minimum qualifying marks for different states.

Tie-Breaking Factors That Affect the NEET Merit List

The tie-breaker round is followed if the two candidates’ NEET qualifying scores in 2023 are the same.

If the tie is not resolved even after all these are maintained, candidates older will be given a higher preference over candidates of lower ages. Finally, the application number will be considered in ascending order or ranking the deserving candidates.

NEET Result 2023

National Testing Agency (NTA) declared the NEET result on its official website. Aspirants can check their NTA NEET 2023 results on NTA official website. To check the NEET 2023 result, aspirants must enter their NEET roll number, date of birth, and security pin.

NEET scorecards for 2023 include name, date of birth, application number, total, and subject-wise marks obtained by the candidate, along with their NEET All India Rank (AIR). Also, the result will display the NEET cut-off 2023 and qualifying status.

NEET Counselling 2023

NTA will release the NEET merit list based on the marks scored by the candidates on the official website. The merit list will include the names of NEET-qualified candidates in the order of increasing NEET rank. After releasing the merit list, the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) will conduct NEET counselling for All India Quota (AIQ) 15% of medical seats in central universities.

Based on the NEET rank, 85% of state quota seats are filled through NEET state counselling. Each state will release the NEET state-wise merit list 2023 based on the respective NEET cut-off scores. NEET-qualified candidates can also seek admission to private medical colleges through state counselling.

FAQs on NEET Cut-off Marks 2023

Here we have provided a few frequently asked questions by candidates about NEET cut-off marks.

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