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As the NEET 2025 exam has been concluded on May 4, 2025, the experts from Aakash Institute have released the NEET 2025 expected cutoff. The expected NEET 2025 cutoff for General category as per Aakash experts will lie between 155-165 marks and that of SC, ST and OBC candidates will be 120-130, 115-125 and 125-135 respectively. As per the NEET 2025 paper analysis by Akash Institute, the paper was of moderate to slightly challenging difficulty level. Check the article below to know the expected cutoff of NEET 2025 by Aakash Institute.
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The NEET 2025 had major changes such as reduction in NEET exam duration and changes in the NEET exam pattern. Also, due to the discrepancies faced in last year’s examination, the authority imposed strict restrictions and increased security. As per the NEET 2025 analysis released by Aakash Institute, the NEET 2025 exam was challenging. Read the full article on NEET 2025 expected cutoff by Aakash Institute to know the expected NEET cutoff 2025 and other important details.
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The expected NEET 2025 cutoff by Aakash Institute has been released. Candidates can check the NEET expected cutoff 2025 by Aakash from the table below.
Category | Qualifying percentile | Expected Range of NEET 2025 cutoff scores |
General | 50th percentile | 155-165 |
General- PwD | 45th percentile | 140-150 |
OBC | 40th percentile | 125-135 |
SC | 40th percentile | 120-130 |
ST | 40th percentile | 115-125 |
OBC- PwD | 40th percentile | 110-120 |
SC- PwD | 40th percentile | 105-115 |
ST- PwD | 40th percentile | 100-110 |
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As per the NEET 2025 paper analysis released by the Aakash Institute, the NEET 2025 question paper was tricky as compared to last year’s NEET exam. Although many questions were still based on the NCERT syllabus, there was a clear emphasis on conceptual understanding and application-based problems, moving beyond simple memorisation. Effective time management was essential, as some students found specific sections more time-consuming than others.
As per the Aakash Institute, NEET 2025 was more difficult than NEET 2024 across all paper codes. The NEET 2025 difficulty level subject wise can be broken down as mentioned below.
The physics section was highly numerical and required strong conceptual understanding.
The Chemistry section combined moderately difficult questions with some complex ones.
The Biology section was easier in terms of content but was lengthy and contained detailed questions.
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As per the NEET analysis by Aakash Institute, a combination of factors made NEET 2025 feel more challenging:
Heavier focus on calculations in Physics: The Physics section had a large number of numerical questions that required detailed calculations, increasing the time pressure.
Greater emphasis on conceptual understanding: Instead of relying on direct memorization, the exam tested student’s ability to apply concepts in real-world and theoretical scenarios.
Tight time management: The overall paper was lengthier, making it harder for students to complete all sections comfortably within 3 hours.
Unfamiliar question formats: Biology and Chemistry included more complex formats such as multi-statement questions, match-the-following, and assertion-reasoning types.
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There is no single cut-off for all semi-government BAMS colleges. It varies by state, category, and counselling round. Please tell me your state, NEET 2026 score/rank, and category.
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No, getting a BVSc & AH seat through VCI counselling at a rank of 1,72,000 is unlikely, because VCI only handles 15% All India Quota seats for recognized colleges where closing ranks typically stay well under 80,000 even in stray vacancy rounds.
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With 374 marks and an AIR of around 3,40,000 under the SC category, getting a government or semi-government (government-quota) MBBS seat in Karnataka is unlikely, though you may have a slight chance for private/other quota or alternative medical/dental courses.
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Based on your academic profile and NEET score, you have virtually zero chance of securing an MBBS seat under the Prime Minister's Special Scholarship Scheme (PMSSS). While your board percentages and family income comfortably meet the foundational criteria, your NEET score is too low to secure a
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