what do you exactly want to know if you want to know the cutoff it is around 120 seats for general category and 96 for reserved category has of the last year's out of 720 but that is not really going to help you lose even if you cross that cut off you will possibly not get admission into any college or maybe some remote private college and you must know that to get into decent government college you must be scoring high and definitely in excess of 520 to  540 get a good government college availing the 85% state quota government seats and score in excess of 570 to 600 to get a good government medical college seat availing  the 15% all India quota in states where you do not have a domicile

hii husaain

there is calculated in various way percentile wise the cut off let me tell in category wise

unreserved with 50th Percentile 119 marks for qualifing

SC,ST & OBC 40th Percentile 96 marks  for qualifing

for more details with rank and marks cut off check the below link you will find the graphs

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-cut-off

regards

Hey.

The qualifying marks for NEET 2018 for the  Unreserved category to be eligible to take admission in any government, private, deemed University was 119/720. But as you would know that admission is done on the basis of merit and your ranks you would require more marks to be able to clear the cut off for varioua good colleges. For admission in Government colleges under the All India quota you would require atleast 560 marks. For admission in Government colleges under the State quota you would require atleast 510+ marks. But this is only an estimate this varies a lot depending upon your state and colleges. For private colleges 450+ would be a safe score. But a few top private colleges have higher cut offs than this. You can let me know the state you belong to or seek admission in for a more accurate reply.

Best of luck

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