how many marks required in NEET

Hello student,

Nice question , so according to the last years cutoff  if you are a general category student you need to have around 680+ in neet for getting admission in a good government college.

Given below are the cutoff for past years:-

SC/ST/OBC

40th percentile

146-113

133-107

Unreserved-PH

45th percentile

146-129

133-120

SC/ST/OBC-PH

40th percentile

128-113

119-107

Hi

Did you mean marks in neet to qualify it?

Neet qualifying cutoff percentile remains same every year which is provided below category wise:-

• General category :- 50 percentile

• OBC/ SC /ST :- 40 percentile

• UR- Ph :- 45 percentile

If I tell you about qualifying cut off marks then

This is very difficult to predict neet 2021 cut off as cut off marks keeps changing every year  depending upon various factors like :-

*number of students that appeared in the exam,

*kind of marks obtained by them ,

*toughness level of the examination etc.

But yes,

Cut off marks will be more or less similar to previous years and when we go through past year qualifying cut off trends then last 3 years qualifying cut off data is given below for reference :-

.                 .  Year wise cut off marks

Category     2020             2019          2018

General   720-147        701-134      691-119

UR-PH     146-129         133-120      118-107

Obc/sc/st  146-113     133-107       118 - 96

So , to be on the safer side you should try to get at least 15 to 20 marks more  in comparison of Neet 2020 cut off as per your category i. e  if you belong to general category then try to get atleast around 160 marks in order to qualify Neet 2021 .

But yes,

Just qualifying with Neet cutoff won't help you to fetch a seat in a Government Medical College so you should try to get at least around 575- 600 marks if you belong to general category.

Now , limited time is left for your neet 2021 examination, so focus on preparation, go through the chapters , practise questions and then revise them, go through mock test papers once you are done with complete syllabus.

For detailed information, visit

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

Thank you