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    Minimum Marks Required For MBBS Government Colleges in NEET 2025

    Minimum Marks Required For MBBS Government Colleges in NEET 2025

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    Deep PathakUpdated on 14 May 2025, 12:39 PM IST
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    The National Eligibility cum Entrance Test for Undergraduates (NEET-UG) is the only medical entrance exam in India through which students can get into MBBS programmes in government medical colleges. With over 20.8 lakh candidates appearing for the NEET 2025 exam for approximately 1.18 lakh MBBS seats, of which around 60,000 are in government colleges, understanding the minimum marks required for MBBS admission through NEET 2025 is crucial for aspirants. Read the full article to know comprehensively about the minimum marks required for MBBS government colleges in NEET 2025.

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    1. Expected Minimum Marks for NEET 2025: Category-Wise
    2. Minimum marks required for MBBS government colleges in NEET 2025
    3. Marks required for MBBS in government medical colleges: Previous year
    Minimum Marks Required For MBBS Government Colleges in NEET 2025
    Minimum Marks Required For MBBS Government Colleges in NEET 2025

    Expected Minimum Marks for NEET 2025: Category-Wise

    The minimum marks required to qualify the NEET 2025 and secure admission in government medical colleges are released by the NTA in the form of a qualifying NEET cutoff. Based on trends from previous years (2020–2024) and expert predictions for 2025, the expected minimum marks required in NEET 2025 for MBBS government colleges are provided below.

    NEET 2025 expected MBBS cutoff

    Category

    Qualifying percentile

    Expected marks

    General (UR) / EWS

    50th percentile

    720–160

    OBC

    40th percentile

    159–125

    SC

    40th percentile

    159–125

    ST

    40th percentile

    159–125

    UR/EWS-PwD

    45th percentile

    159–140

    OBC-PwD

    40th percentile

    139–125

    SC-PwD

    40th percentile

    139–125

    ST-PwD

    40th percentile

    139–125

    Expected NEET 2025 minimum marks required for MBBS government college

    Category

    Expected NEET 2025 Marks (Safe Range)

    General (UR)

    610 – 630+

    EWS

    600 – 620+

    OBC

    600 – 620+

    SC

    500 – 530+

    ST

    480 – 510+

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    Minimum marks required for MBBS government colleges in NEET 2025

    The NEET 2025 cutoff in terms of qualifying percentile and marks will be released by NTA after the result declaration and will be provided here.

    NEET 2025 cutoff marks

    Category

    Qualifying Percentile

    Cutoff marks

    General (UR) / EWS

    50th percentile

    To be announced

    OBC

    40th percentile

    To be announced

    SC

    40th percentile

    To be announced

    ST

    40th percentile

    To be announced

    UR/EWS-Pwd

    45th percentile

    To be announced

    OBC-PwD

    40th percentile

    To be announced

    SC-PwD

    40th percentile

    To be announced

    ST-PwD

    40th percentile

    To be announced

    Marks required for MBBS in government medical colleges: Previous year

    The minimum marks required for MBBS in the previous year NEET exams is provided below.

    NEET MBBS marks 2024

    Category

    Cut-off Percentile

    Qualifying marks

    General

    50th

    720-162

    General-PH

    45th

    161-144

    SC/ST/OBC

    40th

    161-127

    SC/OBC-PH

    40th

    143-127

    ST-PH

    40th

    142-127

    Minimum marks in NEET 2023 for MBBS

    Category

    Qualifying criteria

    Passing marks

    UR/EWS

    50th Percentile

    720-137

    OBC

    40th Percentile

    136-107

    SC

    40th Percentile

    136-107

    ST

    40th Percentile

    136-107

    UR / EWS & PH

    45th Percentile

    136-121

    OBC & PH

    40th Percentile

    120-107

    SC & PH

    40th Percentile

    120-107

    ST & PH

    40th Percentile

    120-108



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