What is the expected cut off of neet 2020 for ur category ?

Dear Sir / ma'm, the cut-offs are subject to change every year and one cannot really predict them. The all india cut-off for general remains around 550 and above. However, state cut offs are much lower than the all india. So, it depends and cannot be really predicted.

Hello.



Cutoffs are never expected because no one know what will be the highest rank. The cutoff marks will be based on the highest rank scored and the no of people attending for the exam.



Generally, people consider previous years cutoff for approximate cutoff.





The National Testing Agency (NTA) has released the NEET 2019 Cutoff along with NEET result on June 5. The cut off of NEET 2019 indicates the minimum marks required to qualify the medical entrance exam. The cutoff scores of NEET 2019 has been increased by 15 marks for each catergory. NEET cutoff percentile for the general category is 50th percentile, while the corresponding marks has been declared as 701 to 134. The cutoff for SC/ST/OBC category (40th percentile) is 133- 107 and for unreserved PwD candidates (45th percentile) it has been announced as 133- 120. NEET cutoff 2019 has been made available on the scorecard of NEET 2019 with the All India Rank (AIR) and NEET score (overall and section-wise). Only those candidates who will score equal to or more than the NEET Cut off 2019 will be considered for admission to medical, dental and allied courses. Candidates who wish to pursue MBBS abroad will also be required to score marks equal to NEET cutoff 2019 in order to be deemed eligible.NEET examwas conducted on May 5, 2019; except for Odisha candidates. NEET 2019 for Odisha candidates was held on May 20. aspirants can check here all the important details pertaining to the NEET cut off 2019 like minimum qualifying percentile, tiebreaker criteria, merit list, NEET 2019 cut off trends, cut off ranks of top colleges.













Please go through this link below for 2019 cutoff



https://www.google.com/amp/s/medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-cut-off/amp





Hope this is helpful.



Good luck.

The trends differ every year. The cutoffs of next year cannot predicted now for any category.It depends on the number of candidates applied for the exam,question pattern,question difficulty, top score in neet.,number of seats available and many more.And these parameters differ every year. However for UR a minimum of 500+ should be the target to get a medical government seat for MBBS.