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The National Testing Agency conducted the NTA NEET UG 2026 exam on May 3, 2026. As the official cutoff will be released later with the results, candidates can check the NEET 2026 expected cutoff for the general category here. Based on the analysis of exam difficulty level, and number of candidates appeared for exam, the expected cutoff of NEET 2026 for general category is likely to be around 165 marks.
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Candidates have to secure NEET cutoff which is the minimum marks required to qualify for the exam and secure admission to medical colleges in India. NEET 2026 cutoff varies depending on several factors such as the difficulty level of the paper, number of candidates appeared in the exam, the availability of seats and reservation policies. Read the full article to check the NEET 2026 expected cutoff for General, expected cutoff for government colleges, factors affecting and more.
The NEET cutoff for General category is higher compared to all other categories. The official NEET 2026 cutoff will be released later. Meanwhile, candidates can check the NEET 2026 expected cutoff for General category from the table below.
Category | NEET 2026 Qualifying Percentile | NEET 2026 Expected Cutoff |
General | 50th percentile | 165 (approx.) |
General-PwD | 45th Percentile | 140 (approx.) |
Disclaimer: The expected NEET 2026 cutoff General provided above is intended solely for reference purposes and may vary from the actual results. It should not be considered final or official.
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General candidates must score good marks to secure a MBBS seat in government colleges. The NEET 2026 General expected cutoff for government medical colleges is expected to remain highest due to intense competition among candidates. Based on previous years’ trends and admission cutoffs for government colleges, the expected NEET UG 2026 cutoff for General category in government medical colleges is mentioned below.
Types of Institutions | General Expected Cutoff Marks |
All India Quota (AIQ) | 615 - 630+ |
State Quota | 590 - 610+ |
AIIMS Institutes | 700 - 715+ |
Disclaimer: The expected NEET 2026 General for government colleges provided above is intended solely for reference purposes and may vary from the actual results. It should not be considered final or official.
Several factors play an important role in determining the NEET 2026 cutoff for General category candidates. These factors may cause the cutoff marks to increase or decrease every year. Such factors can be checked below.
Difficulty Level of the Exam
Number of Candidates Appearing
Overall Performance of Candidates
Availability of Medical Seats
Reservation Policy
General candidates can check previous year’s NEET cutoff marks from the table below to have an idea of cutoff marks for the 2026 session.
Category | NEET UG qualifying percentile | NEET 2025 Qualifying marks | NEET 2024 Qualifying marks | NEET 2023 Qualifying marks |
NEET qualifying marks for General | 50th percentile | 686 - 144 | 720 - 162 | 720 - 137 |
General-PH | 45th Percentile | 143 - 127 | 161 - 144 | 136 - 121 |
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