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NEET 2023 Result Statistics (Released)- Analysis, Toppers, State & Gender Wise Result States, Cutoff Trends

NEET 2023 Result Statistics (Released)- Analysis, Toppers, State & Gender Wise Result States, Cutoff Trends

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Manisha TiwariUpdated on 02 Feb 2024, 05:27 PM IST

NEET 2023 Result Analysis: The National Testing Agency (NTA) has declared the result of the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test, NEET 2023 on June 13 at neet.nta.nic.in. The complete NEET 2023 result statistics as released by the authority, is updated here.

NEET 2023 Result Statistics (Released)- Analysis, Toppers, State & Gender Wise Result States, Cutoff Trends
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The NEET result 2023 has been announced in online mode. The exam statistics provide information on the total number of candidates who participated in the NEET UG examination, the number of candidates who successfully passed the exam and the breakdown of candidates by gender (male, female and transgender). Additionally, it includes data on the number of candidates from each state across the country.

In addition to providing the statistical data, the article also includes the details of the NEET 2023 toppers, mentioning their names, All India Rank (AIR), marks obtained and percentile scores. In the previous year’s NEET UG examination, Tanishka achieved AIR 1 with 715 marks. Read the article below to get more information on the analysis and statistics of NEET 2023 result.

Highlights of NEET UG 2023

Candidates

NEET statistics 2023

Number of candidates registered

2087462

Number of Candidates Present

2038596

Number of Candidates Absent

48866

Indian Nationals

2036316

NRIs

852

OCIs

642

PIO

--

Foreigners

786

Male

902936

Female

1184513

Transgender

13

Un Reserved

592110

SC

294995

ST

126121

OBC

873173

EWS

152197

Number of Cities

499

(including 14

cities outside India)

Number of Languages

13

Number of centres

4097

Number of Centre /

Deputy Centre Superintendent

4097/7826

Number of invigilators

173954

Number of Observers

5804

No of City Coordinators

528

Number of candidates registered in NEET 2023- Language-wise

Language

Number of candidates registered

ENGLISH

1672914

HINDI

276180

ASSAMESE

3324

BENGALI

43890

GUJARATI

53027

KANNADA

704

MARATHI

1833

MALAYALAM

1003

ODIA

988

PUNJABI

73

TAMIL

30536

TELUGU

1295

URDU

1695

ENGLISH & HINDI

1949094

Regional Languages

138368

NEET

NEET AYUSH All India Counseling

Maharashtra MBBS/BDS Counselling

Arunachal Pradesh MBBS/BDS Admissions

NEET UG

Karnataka MBBS/BDS Counselling

UP MBBS/BDS Counselling

Gujarat MBBS/BDS Counselling

Madhya Pradesh MBBS/BDS Counselling

Kerala MBBS/BDS Counselling

Tamil Nadu MBBS/BDS Counselling

Telangana MBBS/BDS Counselling

Andhra Pradesh MBBS/BDS Counselling

West Bengal MBBS/BDS Counselling

Rajasthan MBBS/BDS Counselling

Bihar MBBS/BDS

Haryana MBBS/BDS

Punjab MBBS/BDS Counselling

Chhattisgarh MBBS/BDS

Odisha MBBS/BDS

Assam MBBS/BDS

Himachal Pradesh MBBS/BDS

Jharkhand MBBS/ BDS

Jammu and Kashmir MBBS/BDS

Tripura MBBS/BDS

Puducherry MBBS/BDS

Uttarakhand MBBS/BDS

Delhi MBBS/BDS

Chandigarh MBBS/BDS Admissions

NEET 2023 result analysis- Gender-wise

Gender

Registered

Appeared

Qualified

Male

902936

881967

490374

Female

1184513

1156618

655599

Transgender

13

11

3

Total

2087462

2038596

1145976

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NEET 2023 statistics- Category-wise

Category

Registered

Appeared

Qualified

OBC

890150

873173

525194

SC

303318

294995

153674

ST

132490

126121

56381

Gen

607131

592110

312405

EWS

154373

152197

98322

Total

2087462

2038596

1145976

NEET 2023 statistics for PwD category

Category

Registered

Appeared

Qualified

PwD

8037

7819

3508

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NEET 2023 statistics- Nationality-wise

Nationality

Registered

Appeared

Qualified

Indian

2085096

2036316

1144399

Foreigner

815

786

521

NRI

877

852

533

OCI

674

642

523

PIO

-

-

-

Total

2087462

2038596

1145976

NEET 2023 qualifying criteria

Category

Qualifying criteria

Marks range

Number of candidates

UR/EWS

50th Percentile

720-137

1014372

OBC

40th Percentile

136-107

88592

SC

40th Percentile

136-107

29918

ST

40th Percentile

136-107

12437

UR / EWS & PH

45th Percentile

136-121

405

OBC & PH

40th Percentile

120-107

179

SC & PH

40th Percentile

120-107

50

ST & PH

40th Percentile

120-108

23

NEET result analysis 2023- State-wise

State Name

NEET (UG) – 2023

Regd.

Appd.

Qualified

Andaman & Nicobar Islands

1046

1025

537

Andhra Pradesh

69690

68578

42836

Arunachal Pradesh

4811

4624

2296

Assam

39206

38153

19133

Bihar

121647

118533

64916

Chandigarh

3160

3098

2219

Chhattisgarh

42130

41196

19610

Dadra & Nagar Haveli

1062

1028

588

Daman & Diu

491

460

257

Delhi

55890

54701

39764

Goa

4370

4277

2204

Gujarat

79040

73180

49915

Haryana

45197

44217

29794

Himachal Pradesh

18830

18448

10962

Jammu and Kashmir

37276

36431

20564

Jharkhand

29793

29135

17894

Karnataka

134381

131318

75248

Kerala

137396

133450

75362

Lakshadweep

361

349

167

Madhya Pradesh

104265

102161

49324

Maharashtra

277903

273819

131008

Manipur

8777

7736

4556

Meghalaya

3428

3271

1603

Mizoram

2024

1951

913

Nagaland

3020

2945

1648

Odisha

57092

55866

28330

Puducherry

5797

5715

3140

Punjab

18846

18430

12043

Rajasthan

148364

145824

100316

Sikkim

1324

1292

632

Tamil Nadu

147583

144516

78693

Telangana

73883

72842

42654

Tripura

4839

4701

2334

Uttar Pradesh

273572

267383

139961

Uttarakhand

19250

18788

10843

West Bengal

104923

102557

59053

Ladakh

774

740

422

OTHER

6021

5858

4237

Total

2087462

2038596

1145976

NEET toppers 2023

S.

No.

ROLL No.

Candidate’s Name

Gender

Category

Marks

Obt.

Percentile Score

NEET

AI

Rank

State

1

4101200189

PRABANJAN J

Male

General

720

99.999901

9

1

TAMIL NADU

2

1205120175

BORA VARUN CHAKRAVARTHI

Male

OBC- NCL

(Central List)

720

99.999901

9

1

ANDHRA PRADESH

3

4101050478

KAUSTAV BAURI

Male

SC

716

99.999852

8

3

TAMIL NADU

4

3804010869

PRANJAL AGGARWAL

Female

General

715

99.999068

4

PUNJAB

5

2712450104

DHRUV ADVANI

Male

General

715

99.999068

5

KARNATAKA

6

4101060193

SURYA SIDDHARTH N

Male

OBC- NCL

(Central List)

715

99.999068

6

TAMIL NADU

7

3114130288

SHRINIKETH RAVI

Male

General

715

99.999068

7

MAHARASHT RA

8

3604180344

SWAYAM

SHAKTI TRIPATHY

Male

General

715

99.999068

8

ODISHA

9

4102030633

VARUN S

Male

OBC- NCL

(Central List)

715

99.999068

9

TAMIL NADU

10

3903170245

PARTH KHANDELWAL

Male

General

715

99.999068

10

RAJASTHAN

11

3803020053

ASHIKA AGGARWAL

Female

General

715

99.999068

11

PUNJAB

12

4608220475

SAYAN PRADHAN

Male

General

715

99.99906

8

12

WEST BENGAL

13

2001300241

HARSHIT BANSAL

Male

General

715

99.99906

8

13

DELHI (NCT)

14

3903160532

SHASHANK KUMAR

Male

General

715

99.99906

8

14

BIHAR

15

4201110013

KANCHANI GEYANTH RAGHU RAM REDDY

Male

General

715

99.99906

8

15

TELANGAN A

16

4410090141

SHUBHAMM BANSAL

Male

General

715

99.99906

8

16

UTTAR PRADESH

17

4609060017

BHASKAR KUMAR

Male

General

715

99.99906

8

17

WEST BENGAL

18

2201040217

DEV BHATIA

Male

General

715

99.99906

8

18

GUJARAT

19

4610030309

ARNAB PATI

Male

General

715

99.99906

8

19

WEST BENGAL

20

1522030154

SHASHANK SINHA

Male

OBC- NCL

(Central List)

712

99.99901

89

20

BIHAR

21

4413020063

PRAKHAR AGRAWAL

Male

General

711

99.99872

46

21

DELHI (NCT)

22

4410020525

AMRITANSH NIGAM

Male

General

711

99.99872

46

22

DELHI (NCT)

23

2808300014

ARYA R S

Female

General

711

99.99872

46

23

KERALA

24

4101010954

SAMUEL HARSHITH TSAPA

Male

General

711

99.99872

46

24

TAMIL NADU

25

1205150228

YELLAMPALLI LAKSHMI PRAVARDHAN

REDDY

Male

Gen-EWS

711

99.99872

46

25

ANDHRA PRADESH

26

2001680600

D KATHIRAVAN

Male

OBC- NCL

(Central List)

711

99.99872

46

26

DELHI (NCT)

27

3111240055

TANISHQ DEVENDRA BHAGAT

Male

OBC- NCL

(Central List)

710

99.99627

19

27

MAHARASH TRA

28

3913010359

NISHANT SHARMA

Male

General

710

99.99627

19

28

RAJASTHAN

29

4409020619

SHIVAM PATEL

Male

OBC- NCL

(Central List)

710

99.99627

19

29

UTTAR PRADESH

30

2208010693

NEEL NITESHBHAI LATHIYA

Male

General

710

99.99627

19

30

GUJARAT

31

3903360023

PRAGATA GHOSH

Male

OBC- NCL

(Central List)

710

99.99627

19

31

RAJASTHAN

32

2301110021

VEDANT GARG

Male

General

710

99.99627

19

32

DELHI (NCT)

33

2001030232

MIMANSHA MOUN

Female

General

710

99.99627

19

33

DELHI (NCT)

34

2001440702

AAKASH JOON

Male

General

710

99.99627

19

34

DELHI (NCT)

35

3604050318

SURYA

PRATAP MISHRA

Male

General

710

99.99627

19

35

ODISHA

36

4102050321

JACOB BIVIN

Male

General

710

99.99627

19

36

TAMIL NADU

37

3903260232

SOUMYADEEP MANNA

Male

General

710

99.99627

19

37

RAJASTHAN

38

1205190286

VANGIPURAM HARSHIL SAI

Male

General

710

99.99627

19

38

ANDHRA PRADESH

39

2602020356

SUMEGHA SINHA

Female

General

710

99.99627

19

39

RAJASTHAN

40

1205070271

KANI YASASRI

Female

SC

710

99.99627

19

40

ANDHRA PRADESH

41

4404010677

VAIBHAV SINHA

Male

General

710

99.99627

19

41

UTTAR PRADESH

42

4408020096

BAREERA ALI

Female

General

710

99.99627

19

42

UTTAR PRADESH

43

3923020385

JATIN SAHARAN

Male

OBC- NCL

(Central List)

710

99.99627

19

43

RAJASTHAN

44

3115030556

RIDDHI WAJARINGKAR

Female

OBC- NCL

(Central List)

710

99.99627

19

44

MAHARASH TRA

45

1205100411

KAVALAKUNT LA PRANATHI

REDDY

Female

General

710

99.99627

19

45

ANDHRA PRADESH

46

2301040019

TANAY JAIN

Male

General

710

99.99627

19

46

DELHI (NCT)

47

2207011372

TANNA BADAL SATISHKUMAR

Male

General

710

99.99627

19

47

GUJARAT

48

2707020075

BYRESH.S.H

Male

General

710

99.99627

19

48

KARNATAK A

49

4201250072

JAGRUTHI BODEDDULA

Female

General

710

99.99627

19

49

TELANGAN A

50

3903700428

KAMLESH SAINI

Male

OBC- NCL

(Central List)

710

99.99627

19

50

RAJASTHAN

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The audiologist career involves audiology professionals who are responsible to treat hearing loss and proactively preventing the relevant damage. Individuals who opt for a career as an audiologist use various testing strategies with the aim to determine if someone has a normal sensitivity to sounds or not. After the identification of hearing loss, a hearing doctor is required to determine which sections of the hearing are affected, to what extent they are affected, and where the wound causing the hearing loss is found. As soon as the hearing loss is identified, the patients are provided with recommendations for interventions and rehabilitation such as hearing aids, cochlear implants, and appropriate medical referrals. While audiology is a branch of science that studies and researches hearing, balance, and related disorders.

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Oncologist

An oncologist is a medical doctor who diagnoses and treats cancer using chemotherapy, radiation, surgery, and other therapies. They work with a team to create treatment plans tailored to each patient. Specialisations include medical, surgical, radiation, pediatric, gynecologic, and hematologic oncology. Becoming an oncologist in India requires an MBBS and postgraduate studies in oncology.

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Biochemist

A biochemist studies the chemical processes within living organisms, combining chemistry and biology. They conduct experiments, analyse data, and develop products like drugs and vaccines. Biochemists work in labs, healthcare, research, and education. A degree in biochemistry or related fields is essential, with advanced roles often requiring higher degrees. They also ensure quality control and may teach or mentor others.

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