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    NEET 2025 Expected Rank For 150 To 180 Marks: Check Rank-range

    NEET 2025 Expected Rank For 150 To 180 Marks: Check Rank-range

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    Deep PathakUpdated on 20 May 2025, 08:41 AM IST
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    Scoring between 150 and 180 marks in NEET 2025 positions students within a rank range of about 7,00,000 to 8,50,000. This score of 150 to 180 marks in NEET 2025 is above the qualifying cutoff but still below the required rank for MBBS in government institutions. With the NEET rank for 150 to 180 marks, general category students might struggle to obtain MBBS or BDS seats, whereas reserved category students and those considering private colleges or AYUSH programmes have some opportunities.

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    1. NEET 2025 Expected Rank for 150 to 180 Marks
    2. Comparison of Expected NEET Rank for 150 to 180 Marks with Previous Years
    3. Admission Prospects for 150 to 180 Marks in NEET 2025
    NEET 2025 Expected Rank For 150 To 180 Marks: Check Rank-range
    NEET 2025 Expected Rank For 150 To 180 Marks

    The NEET UG is the only undergraduate-level entrance exam through which admission to undergraduate courses like MBBS, BDS, BAMS, BHMS, and B.V.Sc is granted. With over 20.8 lakh candidates appearing for the NEET 2025 exam, and the release of the NEET answer key, understanding the correlation between marks and ranks is crucial for aspirants who are expecting a score in the range of 150 to 180 marks in NEET 2025. Read the full article to know comprehensively about the NEET 2025 expected rank for 150 to 180 marks.

    NEET 2025 Expected Rank for 150 to 180 Marks

    Based on trends from previous years (2021–2024) and considering the difficulty of NEET 2025, the expected rank range for scores between 150 and 180 marks is as follows:

    Expected Rank for 150 to 180 Marks in NEET 2025

    Marks Range

    Expected All India Rank

    Expected Percentile (Approx)

    180 - 175

    7,13,704 - 7,32,660

    65.71 - 64.78

    175 - 170

    7,32,660 - 7,53,024

    64.78 - 63.79

    170 - 165

    7,53,024 - 7,74,255

    63.79 - 62.77

    165 - 160

    7,74,255 - 7,96,169

    62.77 - 61.72

    160 - 155

    7,96,169 - 8,19,291

    61.72 - 60.61

    155 - 150

    8,19,291 - 8,43,264

    60.61 - 59.45

    *Disclaimer: The rank predictions provided above are based on past trends and expert analyses. Actual ranks and percentiles for NEET 2025 may vary due to factors like candidate performance, exam difficulty, and seat availability.

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    Comparison of Expected NEET Rank for 150 to 180 Marks with Previous Years

    The tougher NEET 2025 exam may slightly improve ranks for the scores in the range of 150 to 180 marks compared to previous years, as overall scores are expected to be lower. The NEET marks vs rank for the previous year in the score range of 150-180 marks is provided below.

    • NEET 2024 - A score of 195 marks corresponded to an All India Rank (AIR) of around 8,50,000, while 150 marks was closer to an All India Rank of 10,86,000.

    • NEET 2023 - The cutoff for the general category was 137 marks, indicating that 150–180 marks was well above the qualifying NEET cutoff, but far from competitive for MBBS seats in government colleges.

    • NEET 2022 - A score of 150 marks in NEET placed candidates around the 10 lakh rank mark, similar to 2024 trends.

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    Admission Prospects for 150 to 180 Marks in NEET 2025

    While 150–180 marks in NEET 2025 may not be enough for MBBS in government colleges, candidates have several options depending on their category and state quota.

    1. Government Colleges (MBBS/BDS)

    • General category: Securing MBBS seats in government colleges is highly unlikely, as cutoffs typically exceed 550 marks (AIR < 20,000). BDS programmes may also be out of reach, requiring scores above 400–450 for state quota seats.

    • Reserved categories (SC/ST/OBC): Candidates from reserved categories may have some chance for BDS seats in government colleges under state quotas, especially in states with lower NEET cutoffs. For example, SC/ST candidates with 150–180 marks may secure BDS seats in select states.

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    2. Private Medical and Dental Colleges

    • Candidates scoring 150 to 180 marks in NEET UG can explore MBBS or BDS programmes in private colleges, particularly under management quota seats. These seats have lower cutoffs (often 120–200 marks) but are expensive, with annual fees ranging from ₹7–25 lakh.

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    3. AYUSH and Allied Health Sciences

    • Courses under NEET, like BAMS, BHMS, and BUMS, are some of the options, as they have lower cutoffs (often 100–200 marks for private colleges)

    • B.V.Sc (Veterinary Science) is another option, particularly in private colleges or state quota seats for reserved categories. These courses are offered in both government and private institutions, with private colleges being more accessible for this score range of 150 to 180 marks for NEET 2025.

    4. State Quota Advantage

    • State quota seats (85% of total seats) have lower cutoffs than the 15% All India Quota (AIQ). Candidates from states with a higher number of medical colleges, such as Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, or lower competition, may have better chances for BDS or AYUSH courses.

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