NEET 2019 Cutoff West Bengal - Department of Health & Family Welfare (DHFW), Kolkata has released NEET cutoff 2019 West Bengal. The cutoff of NEET 2019 West Bengal has been made available for all categories and represents minimum marks or rank one has to score to have a good chance of admission. NEET 2019 cutoff West Bengal has been determined on the basis of parameters like the college applied for admission, applications received and also intake capacity.
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The NEET cutoff 2019 West Bengal is applicable for 85% State Quota seats offered by government medical and dental colleges in the state. Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS) has released the West Bengal cutoff of NEET 2019 for the remaining 15% All India Quota seats. If the candidates want to apply under both All India and State Quota, they need to apply separately as the counselling authorities are different.
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LATEST: NEET cutoff 2019 West Bengal has been released; check details below!
West Bengal cutoff of NEET 2019, which has been made available in online mode, will give the candidate a fair idea about how much they need to score to have good chances of admission. NEET result 2019 UG the basis for admission to MBBS, BDS, AYUSH and veterinary courses across India. Candidates desirous of admission to West Bengal MBBS can check all details related to NEET 2019 cutoff West Bengal below.
About NEET 2019 Cutoff West Bengal
NEET cutoff 2019 West Bengal represents the minimum marks one has to secure a seat at a government medical college in West Bengal. Given the cutoff is based on so many different variables, it can vary from one year to another. For example, it depends on the number of candidates who have qualified in NEET and have applied for colleges located in West Bengal state through All India Quota or State Quota. The cutoff marks and rank also relies on the number of seats available and the performance of all the aspirants in NEET 2019. Therefore, the cutoff marks should be considered for reference purpose only for admission to West Bengal MBBS 2019.
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NEET Cutoff 2019 West Bengal – State Quota
DHFW has released West Bengal cutoff of NEET 2019 for 85% State Quota seats after seat allotment process is over. The cutoff has been released in the form of NEET 2019 opening and closing ranks, representing the last rank for which admission is allowed.
There are around 1,870 seats available in the government medical institutes under 85% State Quota. A certain proportion of these seats are reserved for candidates belonging to different castes and tribes, including Unreserved (UR), Other Backward Classes - Backward (OBC-B), Category Scheduled Classes (SC) and Scheduled Tribe (ST).
NEET cutoff 2019 West Bengal - Opening and closing rank
NEET Cutoff West Bengal 2018 - State Quota Seats
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NEET Cutoff West Bengal 2017 - State Quota Seats
GOVERNMENT MEDICAL COLLEGES
Name of College
State Quota
UR
OBC-B
(Other Backward Classes- Backward)
SC
ST
NEET Rank
NEET Marks
Nilratan Sircar Medical College, Kolkata
18,469
523
21,264
514
75,172
406
2,54,723
244
North Bengal Medical College, Darjeeling
37,183
473
34,254
480
1,32,288
338
4,31,993
164
Medical College, Kolkata
7,046
569
11,918
546
49,772
448
1,83,702
292
Calcutta National Medical College, Kolkata
25,573
502
30,163
490
1,00,854
373
3,36,465
201
Burdwan Medical College, Burdwan
30,611
489
32,048
485
1,21,569
349
3,93,580
177
Bankura Sammilani Medical College, Bankura
36,121
476
36,344
475
1,34,754
336
3,61,085
194
ESIC Medical College, Joka, Kolkata
38,142
471
43,142
461
1,49,555
321
4,10,400
171
Institute of Postgraduate Medical Education & Research, Kolkata
22,765
510
23,578
507
94,018
381
2,89,034
225
College of Medicine and JNM Hospital, Kalyani, Nadia
35,122
478
38,076
1,32,481
4,19,496
168
Midnapore Medical College, Midnapore
39,126
469
-
1,42,504
328
4,04,300
173
Murshidabad Medical College & Hospitals, Murshidabad
40,465
466
42,284
463
1,48,528
322
4,44,377
160
Malda Medical College & Hospital, Malda
41,723
464
42,916
1,49,367
4,54,127
156
College of Medicine and Sagore Dutta Hospital, Kolkata
33,131
483
39,286
1,32,801
337
4,22,461
167
RG Kar Medical College, Kolkata
20,854
515
18,965
521
84,498
393
2,92,935
222
NEET 2019 Cutoff West Bengal – All India Quota
West Bengal cutoff of NEET 2019 for 15% All India Quota will be released by DGHS on behalf of Medical Counselling Committee. DGHS is the conducting body for the centralized counselling and was conducted two rounds of counselling. If any seats remain vacant after second round of counselling, then those seats will be transferred to the 85% State Quota. The candidates had to register and submit options for the desired colleges to participate in NEET counselling 2019. NEET 2019 cutoff West Bengal is different for candidates belonging to Unreserved, Other Backward Classes (OBC), Scheduled Caste (SC) and Scheduled Tribe (ST) categories.
West Bengal NEET Cutoff 2018 – AIQ Medical Seats
West Bengal NEET Cutoff 2018 – AIQ Dental Seats
West Bengal NEET Cutoff 2017 – AIQ Seats
AIQ Seats
15% All India Quota
OBC
38
5,168
581
40,353
467
65,699
421
15
7,230
568
41,556
68,796
416
2,165
608
25,334
48,961
449
30
5,370
580
40,520
63,377
424
22
7,971
565
46,352
454
68,785
8,026
564
48,450
450
68,510
Employees State Insurance Corporation Medical College, Joka, Kolkata
6,800
570
7,636
566
46,383
68,572
4,239
588
35,743
37,975
472
7,626
45,347
456
64,841
422
8,051
48,231
451
69,879
414
8,127
50,194
447
70,046
8,118
49,517
68,652
College of Medicine and Sagar Dutta Hospital, Kolkata
6,368
573
44,943
457
68,484
5,670
578
43,729
460
66,684
419
This article has been written on the basis of data released for NEET 2018 Cutoff West Bengal only. It will be updated as soon as the data for 2019 is available.
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