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Scoring between 200 to 300 marks in NEET 2025 can be challenging. After the conclusion of the exam, candidates have calculated their probable scores using the unofficial NEET 2025 answer keys. After calculating their scores, candidates are searching for NEET 2025 rank for 200 to 300 marks. This article gives a detailed analysis of scores 200 to 300 marks in NEET 2025 and expected rank.
NEET UG was conducted by NTA on May 4, 2025 in offline mode. NEET 2025 rank for 200 to 300 marks is considered to be an average score. Students who score 200 to 300 marks in NEET 2025 may not secure a favourable rank due to increased competition. Read this article to know more about the NEET score between 200 to 300 marks, factors affecting NEET rank and others.
Based on NEET 2025 marks vs rank, candidates can check the expected NEET rank for 200-300 marks in the table below.
Marks range | Expected NEET 2025 rank | Expected NEET 2025 percentile |
399 - 350 | 250,001 - 400,000 | 87.98 - 80.76 |
349 - 300 | 400,001 - 550,000 | 80.76 - 73.55 |
299 - 250 | 550,001-750,000 | 73.55 - 63.94 |
| 249 - 200 | 750,001 - 950,000 | 63.94 - 54.32 |
(Disclaimer: The projected NEET rank and percentile are derived from trends from previous years and experts' evaluations. Candidates are advised to treat this information as indicative, not definitive).
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A NEET score between 200 to 300 marks is not enough to get admission in a government medical college. However, it is possible to get MBBS or BDS admission in private medical colleges with the same score range. Candidates who are expecting a score in between 200 to 300 marks in NEET can use the NEET rank predictor 2025 to predict rank and percentile. Following the rank, candidates can use the NEET college predictor to check their potential for admission to various medical colleges across India.
Candidates who score between 200 to 300 marks in NEET 2025 can get admission in private medical colleges for courses such as MBBS and BDS. The chances to secure a seat in government medical colleges with a score of 200-300 marks are pretty low. Candidates can check the options available for candidates expecting 200 to 300 marks in NEET 2025 below.
Private medical colleges: With 200 to 300 marks in NEET, candidates can pursue MBBS and BDS programs in private medical colleges under the management quota. However, the fees in private colleges are higher.
Allied health sciences courses: Students who score 200 to 300 marks in NEET can also get admission in programmes such as BAMS, BHMS, BUMS, BSc nursing and other courses.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Yes, a student qualifies NEET by obtaining 200 marks but securing a seat in government medical college is not possible.
It is not possible to secure an MBBS seat in government colleges with 200 marks in NEET. However, candidates can get an MBBS seat in private medical colleges with the same score.
The expected rank for 300 marks in NEET 2025 is 380387 and the expected percentile is 81.71.71215553.
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