NEET Result – Marks vs Rank

Right after taking an exam, the curiosity to know your rank knows no bound. If you have taken NEET 2017 held on May 7, which has recorded highest number of applicants in past few years, the anxiety level gets even higher! While it is easy to calculate the estimated NEET 2017 score, thanks to answer key of NEET 2017, estimating the rank is shrouded in mystery till the result is declared, which is scheduled before June 26. But equipped with the right tools and information in hand, you don’t need to wait or look further anymore. If you have calculated NEET 2017 score with the help of answer keys, all you need now is to read this article to get past year’s trend and calculate your estimated rank through Careers360 NEET Rank Predictor. Based on your estimated rank range, you will get an idea about the colleges you can get for your MBBS/BDS admission. To give you an idea about how much rank you can secure based on your score, Careers360 brings to you NEET Marks vs Rank.

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According to CBSE, around 10.8 lakh candidates have appeared for NEET 2017. For General category candidates, the cutoff percentile is 50. Last year, around seven lakh candidates had appeared for NEET. So how much score was needed to get into a particular ranking range? Careers360 analysed the official result data of NEET 2016 to bring you insights on your expected rank range.

The following table brings to you the official NEET 2016 scores and the subsequent rank range.

NEET Result - Marks Vs Rank

Note: Lower and upper limit rank for lowest and highest score ranges have been considered

Multiple candidates scored same marks and thus the starting rank for a particular marks range may not be in continuation to the last rank of the previous marks range.

While multiple candidates scored marks in lower range, number of test takers scoring above 600 was much lesser.
 

Out of 720, highest score obtained in NEET 2016 was 685.

Before you wonder whether you will qualify or not, let us bring to you the NEET 2017 cutoff percentile according to categories.

NEET 2017 Cutoff

Past Year’s Trends

Take a look at the category wise qualifying marks range and number of candidates fulfilling the criteria for NEET 2016. Candidates must know that they first need to qualify NEET exam with a pre-scheduled percentile cutoff that is announced CBSE. Further, separate cutoffs are announced for 15 per cent All India Quota seats. In addition, this year, states will be separately announcing state wise cutoff for admission to government and private medical institutions through state-wise centralised counselling.

NEET 2016 Overall Cut off (Category-wise) – Qualifying cutoff

NEET 2016 Cut off score under 15 per cent All India Quota seats

Now that you are well aware of the previous year’s trend of NEET marks vis a vis ranks, cutoffs and number of candidates qualifying, you are just a step ahead to calculate your estimated NEET 2017 rank.

How to calculate expected NEET 2017 Rank?

If you have an estimated score for NEET 2017, all you have to do is to use the NEET 2017 Rank Predictor, an exclusive data driven and user friendly tool by Careers360. Steps to use NEET Rank Predictor are as follows:

• Enter your registration number and date of birth

• Enter your expected marks out of 720

• Mention your category

• Confirm the date of examination

Through NEET 2017 scores, admission to approximately 63,000 MBBS and BDS seats across India except for AIIMS and JIPMER will take place. This year, NEET has undergone major changes with the Supreme Court overturning the age limit set by the MCI for NEET 2017. NEET 2017 has been conducted in eight languages apart from Hindi and English. The highest number of candidates, i.e. 97.10 per cent attendance was registered in Srinagar centre at Jammu & Kashmir.

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