Cut offs change every year depending on various factors such as no.of Candidates appearing for the exam, no.of Candidates qualified, top NEET score and difficulty of the exam. And so this cannot be really predicted. The only way to overcome a difficult paper is to be well prepared before hand. Now AIIMS and JIPMER together will bring in 1700 seats approximately which makes it much easier for you instead of appearing for 3 different entrance examinations. Now Andhra Pradesh will get 17 new Medical Colleges which is another approximately 1700 seats. And even if 15 other States get one Medical College each, that will be another 1500 seats approximately. So that will increase the no.of seats available by atleast 3500-4000. And there will always be Colleges that get increased seat intake. Even if it just another 1000, the total no.of seats available will be 5000. So if the no.of seats available are more, the cut offs automatically decrease. But it is ideal to wait and watch rather than speculating a year before.

Hey there

It should be not appropriate to predict these things without seeing the paper toughness and number of students appearing for the exam. One should be aware of that due to this lockdown many student may alter their plan but their number would be really small.

Good luck