what was the cutoff for qualifying neet 2017

The answer to your question depends on what type of cutoff you are seeking. The cutoff to merely qualify NEET this year was 131, and would remain more or less the same next year.

The cutoff to get a college however, is a complicated issue, and largely depended state to state. The cutoff for a government college in say UP or Delhi was in the upper 500s (about 570-550) while that in West Bengal or Tamil Nadu was in the 450-480 range. To get a good government college, you should try to keep the upper 500s or 600s in mind. If you keep private colleges in mind though, the marks went as low as 300 for last admission through all India deemed University quota, and 360-400 for the good ones like say Manipal or JSS.

As per the NEET Cut Off 2017 data, unreserved candidates have to score in the bracket of 697 to 131 marks to clear the 50th percentile Cut Off requirement and be eligible for NEET 2017 Counselling.

The cut off score of NEET 2017 is based on many factors such as number of candidates appeared in entrance exam, difficulty level of test, marking scheme, and most importantly, number of MBBS and BDS seats. In order to qualify NEET 2017, candidates belonging to General Category have to secure a minimum of 50 percentile score in the test, while, those belonging to Scheduled Caste (SC)/Scheduled Tribe (ST) and Other Backward Classes (OBC), the minimum cut off score to obtain is 40 percentile.

In order to get government seat in MBBS/BDS you should score more than 500 marks in your state quota and more than 560 marks in 15% quota.

You can also check the cut off of NEET 2017 from the given below link

NEET 2017 Cut off

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