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Your PCB aggregate becomes the deciding factor for the eligibility criteria of NEET, you don't qualify NEET with PCB aggregate, you can qualify NEET only with its qualifying cut-offs which vary among categories, and with 90 marks in NEET irrespective of the category you belong to, you haven't qualified NEET, and NEET is absolutely mandatory when it comes to seeking admission in MBBS/BDS/ or even Ayush Courses such as BHMS, even for management quota in private medical colleges NEET is compulsory.

The qualifying NEET 2021 cut-offs against respective categories is as follows-

• General/Unreserved :720-138 (corresponding to 50 percentile)
• SC/ST/OBC: 137-108(corresponding to 40 percentile)
• UR-PH:137-122(corresponding to 45 percentile)
• SC/ST/OBC-PH: 121-108(corresponding to 45 percentile)

Last year qualifying cut-off marks has been as follows for various categories:

• General/Unreserved :720-147 (corresponding to 50 percentile)
• SC/ST/OBC: 146-113(corresponding to 40 percentile)
• UR-PH:146-129(corresponding to 45 percentile)
• SC/ST/OBC-PH: 128-113(corresponding to 40 percentile)

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