NEET Cut off 2020

NEET Cutoff 2020 - National Testing Agency (NTA) will release NEET 2020 cutoff percentile along with the release of bulletin. While the cutoff of NEET 2020 scores equivalent to percentile will be announced by June 4, along with the result. NEET cut off 2020 varies for each category. Medicos must secure NEET 2020 minimum cutoff percentile and scores to qualify the offline entrance exam. NEET cutoff 2020 for General category candidates is 50th, while qualifying percentile for SC/ST/OBC aspirants will be 40th. Aspirants who wish to pursue MBBS/BDS abroad must also pass the exam by securing NEET cut off percentile and scores in order to be deemed eligible.
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In accordance with previous year NEET statistics, out of 14,10,755 test takers only 7,97,042 candidates managed to qualify the exam by securing equal to or more than NEET cutoff qualifying percentile. As per last year, unreserved category aspirants had to secure at least NEET cut off marks range of 701-134, in order to get equal to the 50th percentile. While, candidates belonging to reserved categories had to secure marks range of 133-107. For Persons with Disabilities (PwD),

The conducting authority will determine the cutoff of NEET 2020 to shortlist the candidates for admission to 76,928 MBBS, 525 BVSc & AH, 26,949 BDS and other AYUSH courses offered by government and private colleges of India. Based on the minimum qualifying percentile of NEET 2020 exam, the merit list will be prepared By Medical Counselling Committees (MCC) for admission to 15% AIQ, deemed/central universities, AFMS and ESIC institutes. While, the respective state counselling authorities will use NEET 2020 cut off for granting admission to 85% state quota seats and other private institutes in the state. Read all the details related to NEET cutoff 2020 mentioning the minimum qualifying percentile, cut off ranks and trends, tie breaking criteria and merit list.

NEET 2020 cutoff dates

The dates related to declaration of NEET cutoff and result is mentioned in the table below.

NEET cutoff dates

*dates are tentative

NEET cut off 2020 percentile

It is mandatory for test takers to secure NEET minimum percentile to qualify national level offline entrance exam. The category-wise NEET 2020 cutoff percentile to be secured is mentioned in the table below.

NEET cutoff

Factors determining NEET cutoff 2020

Below are the factors determining NEET cut off for admission:

• Number of candidates appeared for exam

• Difficulty level of exam

• Total seats available

NEET 2020 cut off - percentile vs marks

As per the official brochure, NEET cutoff percentile provides the performance comparison of a candidate among others. This means that NEET 2020 cutoff percentile will be determined on the basis of highest marks marks obtained in the merit list for admission to MBBS/BDS courses. For instance, NEET cut off 2020 percentile for general category implies that students are required to score more than 50% of applicants from the same category.

Aforementioned, to qualify NEET 2020 exam, medios are required to secure the minimum qualifying percentile as specified by the authority. NEET cut off percentile varies for different categories. General category candidates must secure at least the 50th percentile, while for aspirants belonging to reserved category have to secure 40th percentile to pass the test. For NEET 2019, the minimum cutoff scores for unreserved category was 134 and for SC/ST/OBC students, it was 107. Check previous years category-wise NEET cutoff and marks below.

NEET cutoff - 2019, 2018

How to calculate NEET cutoff percentile 2020?

NTA has defined that, “a percentile rank is the percentage of score that falls below a given score in a group.” The authority will apply specific formula to calculate NEET 2020 cutoff percentile, which is provided below.

Revision of NEET cutoff 2020

The central government in consultation with the Medical Council of India (MCI) and Dental Council of India (DCI) might lower NEET 2020 minimum qualifying percentile for allotment of MBBS/BDS seats in India for candidates from respective categories. The designated authorities will decrease the cutoff of NEET 2020 due to sufficient number of aspirants from various categories fails to secure the minimum qualifying percentile.

Last year, NEET cutoff for BDS was lowered by 10.00 percentile, making it the 40th percentile for general category candidates. While for reserved categories, the cut off for NEET was decreased to 30th percentile. The category-wise lowered NEET BDS cutoff percentile and scores is provided in the table below.

Revised NEET cut off

NEET 2020 cutoff: tie-breaking process

In case, if two or more candidates have secured equal NEET cut off qualifying scores, the authority will use the tie-breaking criteria to prepare NEET merit list 2020. The below-mentioned steps in order of preference will be followed to break the tie:

• Higher marks in Biology: Aspirants securing higher scores/percentile in Biology (Botany and Zoology) will be preferred first for merit list.

• Higher marks in Chemistry: If the tie still exists, then the higher marks/percentile of candidate in Chemistry will be considered.

• Number of incorrect answers: If the tie is still there, students with less number of incorrect and correct attempted answers will be allotted better rank.

• Age: At last, the age of candidate will be taken into consideration. Aspirant elder in age will be given higher rank in the merit list.

NEET 2020 cutoff for admission

The cut off of NEET 2020 will be considered for admission to the following UG medical seats:

• 15% All India Quota (AIQ) seats

• 85% State Quota seats

• Deemed and Central universities

• ESIC and AFMS

• Private institutes

NEET cutoff 2020 for 15% All India Quota seats

As mentioned before, for admission to 15% AIQ seats, aspirants must secure NEET 2020 AIQ cutoff as specified by NTA. It must be noted that the AIQ cutoff of NEET 2020 will be the same as the qualifying percentile.

NEET cut off scores for All India Quota seats has been mentioned in the table below, which is equivalent to the percentile.

NEET cutoff for 15% AIQ

NEET cutoff for government medical colleges - AIQ

NEET cut off for MBBS deemed universities

NEET cutoff for BDS deemed universities

NEET 2020 cutoff for 85% state quota seats

After 15% AIQ, the remaining 85% state quota seats will be allotted by respective state counselling committees on the basis of NEET scores. The cut off of NEET 2020 for 85% state quota seats will be released by designated authorities after the completion of admission. The state-wise list of NEET cutoff for state quota seats can be checked from the table below.

NEET cutoff for state quota seats

NEET 2019 cutoff: category-wise qualified candidates

NEET cut off 2019: Gender-wise qualified candidates

NEET 2019: Nationality-wise qualified candidates

NEET 2018 cutoff: category-wise qualified candidates

NEET 2018 cutoff: Gender-wise qualified candidates

NEET 2018: Nationality-wise qualified aspirants

NEET cutoff 2017: qualifying percentile and marks range

NEET result 2020

National Testing Agency (NTA) will announce the result of NEET 2020 on June 4, in form of scorecard. Aspirants can check their NTA NEET 2020 result by clicking on the link, which will be provided above on this page, when declared. In order to download NEET 2020 result, aspirants need to enter their NEET roll number, date of birth and security pin. The result-cum-scorecard of NEET 2020 will mention the name, date of birth, application number, total as well as subject-wise marks obtained and NEET All India Rank (AIR). Also, the result will display NEET cutoff 2020 and qualifying status.

NEET counselling 2020

On the basis of AIR, the exam conducting authority will prepare NEET merit list 2020 indicating the rank-wise names of candidates who have qualified the exam. The merit list will be forwarded to Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS) on behalf of Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) for conducting NEET 2020 counselling for 15% AIQ, seats in deemed/central universities, ESIC, AFMS and central pool seats.

While the remaining 85% state quota seats in government colleges will be allotted by respective state counselling authorities based on the scores and rank secured in NEET 2020 examination. The state counselling body will also be responsible for granting admission to private medical/dental colleges located in the particular state.