NEET Result - Marks vs Rank

NEET Result Marks vs Rank - National Testing Agency (NTA) will release NEET marks vs rank for the aspirants. Link for the same will be provided below as and when available. Medical aspirants must be aware of the marking scheme to be able to understand the method of calculation of NEET 2020 marks vs rank. By taking help of NEET rank vs marks 2020 candidates can get a rough idea of the expected rank on the basis of responses given by them. NEET is the single national level medical entrance examination for admission to medical, dental, AYUSH, BVSc & AH colleges of the nation. The authorities will release the official answer key of NEET 2020 in online mode and PDF format. With the help of NEET 2020 answer key medical aspirants can get a basic idea of the scores they are likely to secure in the entrance examination and thus can then predict their possible rank.
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Aspirants can take help of the rank predictor tool of the examination to predict their NEET rank and on that basis decide their college and course seeing previous year trends. NTA will conduct NEET 2020 on July 26, in pen paper based mode. As per the official data 16.84 lakh candidates have successfully registered themselves for the national level medical entrance examination. The admit card of NEET will be released somewhere in the first week of July, on the official website. The NEET result marks vs rank table given below has been made on the basis of previous year trends and may vary depending on factors listed below. For all details pertaining to NEET result 2020 marks vs rank check this article by Careers360.

NEET 2020 Result Marks vs Rank

Medical aspirants must note the derivation of data of NEET 2020 rank vs marks, that follows on the basis of previous year trends, i.e., 2019, 2018, 2017. Another important thing is that the data provided below is indicative and varies depending on factors like:

• Difficulty level of NEET question paper

• Level of preparation of aspirants

• Number of students appearing for NEET 2020

In scenarios where two or more candidates secure the same marks the tie-breaking criteria as set by the authorities will come into effect.

Highlights of NEET marks vs rank 2020 Analysis

Following are certain salient features of NEET result marks vs rank which must be considered by candidates:

• The highest marks secured by any candidate in NEET 2019 was 701, NEET 2018 it was 691 and for NEET 2017 was 697

• The qualifying score for unreserved category candidates in NEET 2019, 2018 and 2017 was 134, 119 and 131 respectively

• An important fact to be considered is that as we go through the marks in decreasing order is that the number of candidates securing those marks increases. For instance the number of candidates securing 681-690 is 18, however, those securing 551-560 is 19967-23501

• The last rank of candidate qualifying NEET 2019, 2018, 2017 is 1374142, 634897 and 543473 respectively

• The opening rank of a marks range is given in continuation to the closing rank because there are a lot of candidates scoring the same marks

NEET Result Marks vs Rank

Medical aspirants have the chance of predicting their expected NEET 2020 rank by calculating the marks they are likely to score. For convenience in the same NEET marks vs rank data has been provided in the tables that follow.

NEET Result - Marks vs Rank 2019

NEET Result - Marks vs Rank 2018, 2017

NEET Marks and Rank of Previous Years’ Toppers

NEET Cutoff 2020

In order to get admission into the courses offered by the national level medical entrance examination it is essential the candidates qualify by securing the NEET 2020 cutoff as announced by the authorities. The category-wise cutoff of NEET and its equivalent score for the previous sessions is provided in the table below. By referring to the same aspirants can get an idea of NEET cutoff 2020 which is required to be scored by them.

NEET 2020 Cutoff Percentile and Previous Year Trend

NEET AIQ cutoff for MBBS colleges

MBBS/BDS cutoff for deemed universities

NEET marks mange - Number of candidates

By referring to the table that follows medical aspirants can get an idea of the number of aspirants that fall under the following range of marks. Aspirants can also check category-wise cutoff and number of candidates qualifying in the respective categories here.

NEET marks range and number of candidates 2019 - Category-wise

*Denotes the number of candidates in the given marks range not in the particular category

NEET marks range and number of candidates - Category-wise

*Denotes the number of candidates in the given marks range not in the particular category

Know your chances for NEET 2020 AIQ admission

Although, all aspirants (except those from Jammu & Kashmir) are eligible for 15% AIQ admissions. However, not everybody is able to secure a seat for themselves in the aforementioned category. For clarity on this medical aspirants can refer to the table that follows.

AIQ Closing Ranks - 2019

AIQ Closing Ranks - 2018 and 2017

How many MBBS/BDS seats are available?

The year 2019 has seen significant increase in the number of medical colleges and seats nationwide. A list of medical and dental colleges and seats available through NEET 2020 is given below, medical aspirants can refer to them to get an idea of the availability of options.

MBBS/BDS Seats and Colleges (available through NEET 2020)

*Inclusive of Deemed Universities

How to calculate your expected NEET 2020 rank?

It is essential that NEET aspirants are aware of the procedure of calculating their scores which is ultimately going to decide their NEET 2020 rank. There are two methods by which candidates can calculate their expected rank in NEET result 2020. They are as follows:

• NEET Rank Predictor Tool

• NEET Rank vs Marks data provided in the table above

Medical aspirants can use NEET 2020 Rank Predictor as it is a free tool. It can be used by following the steps as mentioned-below

1. A link for Rank predictor of NEET 2020 has been provided above. Candidates will have to click on it after the exam is over

2. Candidates will have to first register themselves

3. Next, medical aspirants will have to enter their expected NEET 2020 score out of 720

4. Then, all required details like category has to be entered

5. By following the steps mentioned above medical aspirants will be able to predict their NEET rank 2020