What is minimum marks for all category to qualify in neet and how can droper prepare again

Hi Harsh Raj

This is the very best time to start preparing for NEET, as by this time, you are having a sufficient amount of time to prepare well without any stress and the productivity is maximum in these situations.

Here are Some GOLDEN tips for the preparation of NEET

• Firstly, gather all the details about the officially prescribed syllabus for the examination.
• Make a proper time-table for your preparations.
• Follow the time table strictly and increase your potential day by day.
• Consider the good preparation books and study materials.
• Practice mock test & previous year question papers.
• Make mistakes while practising, and correct them and never repeat them.
• Never give up even at your low time.
• Stay stress free & healthy while preparing for exams.
• Don’t try to include new topics at the end of preparations.

Cut off score of previous year NEET was as follows

Category	Marks Range	Qualifying Criteria	Number of Candidates
Others	685-145	50th Percentile	1,71,329
OBC	678-118	40th Percentile	1,75,226
SC	595-118	40th Percentile	47,183
ST	599-118	40th Percentile	15,710
UR – PH	474-131	45th Percentile	437
OBC – PH	510-118	40th Percentile	597
SC – PH	415-118	40th Percentile	143
ST – PH	339-118	40th Percentile	36

Hope this helps..

All the Best.

Hii, As per your query about marks cutoff.. I would like to tell you it varies very year... It depends on lots of factors like difficulty level of paper and number of students getting that mark etc... It also depends on.. It will be different for Government, Private and Deemed medical colleges.... Also it will differ you applying from All india quota 15% or State quota 85%... Cut off of state quota is usually lower than all india quota.... Now in each of these quota its further divided into categories like OPEN/SC/ST/OBC..... Etc..



In this table, we are providing category wise qualifying percentile :



Category                                         QualifyingPercentile

Unreserved                                           50thpercentile

SC/ST/OBC                                          40thpercentile

Physically handicapped                    45thpercentile



In this table, we are providing category wise passing marks:



Category                      Qualifying Marks out of 720



UR                                                     360



OBC/SC/ST                                    288



UR  PH                                            324



OBC/SC/ST  PH                           288







Being a dropper is a tricky phase in any students life, especially if you are preparing for NEET.



You now need to increase your learning speed drastically and study with high energy, pace and interest.



Some strategies that you should inherit to boost your performance



1. Make you own time table ,other than that of coaching - Shorter and achievable small targets



2. Focus on limited books - NCERT + Some reference book



3. Solve MCQS daily in a time limit - Understand where you are doing most mistakes, Correct it, retry



4. Understand all options of previous year MCQS ...As EXACT question is not repeated BUT related questions are....



5.   Dont wait for the last few months to begin with mock tests. Since you are a repeater, you surely have an advantage here and can begin solving mock papers. Keep the target of 3  4 papers in a week.



6.  Have patience and be positive



7. POSITIVE SURROUDING - Discuss with friends who can help you stay positive not the one who brings negativity



8. Maintain your health



Above points will definitely help you



Regards



Dr. Parmanand Agarwal



Assistant Professor



Department of Anatomy



GMC Gondia, Maharashtra

Hello Harsh,





Study the concepts in depth, don't read superficially.





Try to clock 100 hours a week.





Maintain your health





Sleep is crucial, else you'll get exhausted before time.





Form a study group, discuss with friends





Stay motivated.





No pain no gain, you won't get this opportunity again. Make the most of it.





Donot waste time, invest time.





Revisions are the most important









It is said that hand written notes are well remembered than printed material, make your own notes, keep reading it again and again.









The best books you can refer to are the NCERT,





For biology, refer the following.



1) Trueman's Biology vol 1 and vol 2



2) Dinesh- Objective biology



3) Pradeep publication Biology



4) GRB'S Publication Biology.







For Physics refer to he following books.



1) H.C.Verma - Concepts of Physics.



2) D.C Pandey - Objective Physics.



3) Fundamentals of physics by Walker



4) Problems in Physics by I.E.Irodov





For chemistry you can refer the following books



1) O.P Tandon - Physical Chemistry



2) Morrison and Boyd - Organic Chemistry



3) Modern ABC's of chemistry



4) J.D.Lee Inorganic chemistry



5) Dinesh





Ncerts are mandatory to have, refer the rest of the books and find out which one suits you. I would advice you not to buy all the books but to refer them and see which one is better for you.





In the end it doesn't depend upon which book is better but how good can you understand the concepts





Also, for the general knowledge subscribe magazines, they will be useful.





Hope this helps.





Goodluck!

Hello Harsh

I can understand the pain of a dropper. But life gives opportunities to every where.

Firstly don't think about minimum marks of passing

You need to think about what maximum marks you can score .For that you need to have  clear concepts



Read Revise and Repeat

Understand the subject because I have seen people mugging up things which won't fetch marks.



Neet is completely conceptual. You need to solve as many questions as possible for getting a grip. And you need to learn how to manage time because time is a very important factor.



Stick to your plan Have a healthy diet

HOPE YOU CLEAR NEET WITH FLYING COLOURS



ALL THE BEST



Harshita jain ( CR @ Careers 360)