NEET Cut Off

Scored your NEET exam and wondering where you stand? You’re not alone. One of the biggest questions after the exam is: “What’s the cut-off this year?”

The NEET UG cut-off isn’t just a number, it decides your chances of entering top medical colleges. Let’s break down what you really need to know, minus the confusion making it easier for you.

What is the NEET Cut Off?

The NEET UG cut-off is the minimum score a candidate must get to qualify for counselling and admission. It varies every year based on:

• Difficulty level of the exam
• Number of test-takers
• Seat availability
• Reservation categories

NEET UG 2024 (Expected) Cut-Off – Category-Wise

Final cut-offs will be released by NTA with results. Here’s a quick comparison with 2023 to give you clarity.

Read More : NEET 2025 Expected Cut Off

Top Medical Colleges & Their NEET Cut Off (Govt. Quota – 2023)

Here’s a snapshot of previous year cut-offs for top government medical colleges under the All India Quota (AIQ) – General Category:

These ranks vary by category and round of counselling (Round 1, 2, Mop-Up), so it’s good to track cut-off trends for your specific category and state too.

What If You Score Below the Cut Off?

Don’t panic! You can still explore:

• Private colleges (via state counselling)
• Deemed universities
• BDS / AYUSH / BSc Nursing courses
• Dropping a year and reappearing with a better strategy
• Check out here

Conclusion

Cut-offs can feel intimidating, but they’re just a guideline and is not a definition of your worth. Whether you’re close to the top or planning a comeback next year:

Keep your eyes on your goal, not just the numbers. Your journey is yours and you should own it.

Stay updated on state-wise counselling and category-specific trends. And if you want help shortlisting colleges based on your score, Select Your University has got you covered!