NEET 2019 Cut Off Released: Check Category Wise Cut Off, Qualifying Percentile

List of NEET 2019 Toppers

Over 15 Lakh Candidates had appeared the NEET MBBS 2019 Exam. However, you can check the list of NEET Toppers here –

• Nalin Khandelwal from Rajasthan secures NEET AIR Rank 1 with 9.9999291 with 701 marks.
• Second NEET Topper with AIR 2 is Bhavik Bansal from Delhi.
• Akshat Kaushik from Uttar Pradesh is the Third Topper of NEET 2019.
• Madhuri Reddy from Telangana with 695 marks has received AIR Rank 7.

Around 20 Girls have made into the NEET Top 20 Merit List. Among States, the highest performance has been from Rajasthan. A total of 7, 97, 042 candidates had appeared the exam. From Unreserved Category, a total of 704335 candidates had appeared the exam.

NEET 2019 Cutoff and Safe Marks for getting into Government Colleges

This year, the NEET Exam was conducted by the National Testing Agency. The exam was supposed to be held on a single day but due to the cyclone, the exam took place on 5th May and 20th May 2019. However, this year, the highest NEET Marks is 701 marks. However, candidates who have scored around 580 to 585 marks, can be considered safe for UR Category. Similarly, for SC and ST Category, the safe marks will be around 460 to 470 marks.

The Selection of the Cutoff Marks Range for the BDS Course is expected to be considered after 12, 000 rank. Thus, candidates who have rank after 12, 000 have the possibility to get BDS Government College.

Expected cutoff of NEET 2019 for 15% AIQ by Coaching Institutes

Cut off For NEET 2019: It is important to obtain minimum qualifying percentile in order to qualify NEET 2019. Those who will take the exam will get to know about the All India NEET Cut Off, NEET Topper after the declaration of the result. Candidates aspiring to qualify NEET to need to secure equal to or more than the NEET Percentile Cut off as mentioned in the table below.

NEET 2019 Expected Cut-off and Scores

This year, around 15, 19, 375 Candidates had registered for the exam out of which 14, 10, 754 candidates have appeared the exam. According to the candidates, the exam was quite easy and maximum questions were easy, including Physics. Therefore, we are expecting a high cutoff score. However, the coaching institutes are expecting a lower cutoff score.

NEET 2019 Expected Cutoff Analysis

If we consider the last three years (2017, 2018, and 2019) exam analysis, the pattern of questions, selection of candidates and cutoff merit list, then we can see the cutoff pattern is quite similar to that of NEET 2017. However, this year, we are expecting that the NEET 2019 Cutoff Rank might increase. This can be due to the following reasons-

• The NEET 2019 Question Paper was quite easy. Therefore, we are expecting a high cutoff. But, candidates must not worry, as the cutoff marks will range from 540- 620 marks.
• The Last NEET Cutoff Rank might increase as well. This can be due to the establishment of a number of new colleges (approved).
• The number of Candidates who have appeared for the exam has also increased.
• The NTA has also provided 10% Reservation to the EWS Category candidates.
• Candidates might get bonus marks as well due to the revised answers, and questions having two possible answers.

Since the NTA has increased the seats in NEET this year, then there are good chances of getting seats in the colleges within a rank range of 11, 000 to 11, 500. Thus, a candidate scoring marks between 520 to 550 has the chances of getting a good seat. If in case you are not getting a seat in AIQ Quota with 550 marks, then you can surely get a good college under the NEET State Quota.

Check – NEET 2019 Admit Card 

Expected NEET 2019 Cutoff of 15% AIQ by the Coaching Institutes

NTA will release the Cut-off for NEET in online mode after the declaration of the exam. The cut-off is expected to release category-wise. After the release of qualifying cut off, the respective authority releases a cut off under 15% All India Quota Seats for different categories.

NEET 2019 Expected Ranks by Top Medical Colleges of India

Factors Decide AIIMS Cutoff For NEET 2019

There are various factors which are taken into consideration for preparing the NEET Cut-off. Factors are mentioned below.

• The difficulty level of question paper
• The number of applicants took the exam.
• Previous year cut-off.
• Number of seats available
• Category of the applicants
• Seat reservation for reserved category candidates
• Marking scheme
• Total number of candidate qualifying the exam

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NEET 2019 Cutoff: Qualifying Marks & Percentile

For the year 2018, NEET cut off was released in percentile & marks wise. Below table contain the NEET cut off in percentile for NEET 2018:

NEET Cutoff 2019- Expected NEET Marks for States

The NEET has also provided reservation of seats under the State Quota. Candidates who have appeared the NEET can fill the application forms under the State Quota. The Colleges of the respective states will offer admission on the basis of the NEET 2019 Scores. Here, we have expected some expected NEET Cutoff Marks for the respective states after the declaration of the NEET Result 2019.

• Uttar Pradesh and Bihar – You can expect a cutoff mark till 550+
• Rajasthan – 555+ marks
• Delhi, Haryana, and Kerala – This states cutoff marks might increase a bit more. For Delhi and Haryana, you can expect around 560 to 570 marks. Whereas, for Kerala, you can expect around 570 to 610 marks.
• West Bengal State – 480 to 500 marks
• Punjab – 505 to 510 marks
• Maharashtra- 490+
• Odisha – 540+
• Karnataka – 470+
• For the North-East States – 440+

So, candidates if you are scoring within the above-mentioned mark range, then you have good chances of getting a Government Seat in your respective state. If we consider category-wise, then-

• If a General Category candidate scores within 550 to 570 marks, then he/she can be considered as safe.
• For SC Category, 450 to 470 marks can be safe for the candidate.
• And for an ST Candidate, 410 to 430 marks can be considered safe for the admission.

Check- AIIMS MBBS Exam Analysis 2019

NEET Cutoff 2018- Qualifying Candidates under different marks range

NEET Cutoff 2018: Category-wise Qualified Candidates

NEET 2018 Gender-wise Qualified Candidates

NEET 2018 Nationality-wise Qualified Candidates

AIQ NEET Cutoff ranks of top 10 Medical Colleges

Below table contain the AIQ NEET Cut-off ranks of top 10 medical colleges for the year 21018.

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Previous Years NEET Cutoff for 15% All India Quota

Below given table contains the previous years NEET cut off for 15% AIQ seats:

NEET MBBS Cutoff 2018 – Deemed Universities Cutoff

NEET Result 2019

The NEET Result 2019 will be available online on the official website of NTA. The exam took place on 5th May 2019 and the result will be announced on 5th June 2019. The NEET Result will be available in the form of Merit List 2019. Candidates can check their individual result by submitting their Registration ID and Password.

Check – NEET Result 2019

NEET MBBS Rank List

The rank list will be drawn on the basis of marks scored in the NEET examination by the applicants. On the basis of the rank list, students will get admission in various colleges in MBBS & BDS courses. If students obtain the same marks in the examination then the tie-breaking method will be applied.

Check – NEET 2019 Answer Key 

The following method will be used for tie-breaking:

• Students secure higher marks in Biology subject in NTA NEET Exam
• Candidates obtain higher marks in Chemistry subject in NEET 2019 exam.
• The student with the lowest number of wrong question attempts in all subjects of NEET exam.
• If the tie still persists, students older in age will be considered.

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NEET Counselling 2019

Candidates are able to participate in the counselling process according to their score and rank in the NEET exam from 2nd week of June 2019. NEET counselling 2019 for 15% AIQ seats is organized by the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) and counselling for another 85% state quota seats is regulated by the respective authority. Counselling for 15% AIQ seats is conducted through online mode. Candidates are required to fill their choices of colleges during the counselling process.

NEET 2019 Seat Allotment

As you know that the admission of the candidates will be on the basis of the Merit List, therefore, a seat allotment result will be announced. The results will be available soon after the declaration of the merit list. The NEET 2019 Seat Allotment Result will contain the name of the allotted college and course that is allotted to the candidate. The seat allotment result will be announced after each round of counselling.

NEET Cut off 2019: Tie-Breaker Criteria

The tie-breaker criteria are used to allot NEET AIR when two or more candidates score equal marks. On the basis of the tie-breaker criteria, the NEET merit list 2019 will be prepared.

The below mentioned steps in the order of preference are followed to break the tie:

Marks in Biology in NEET 2019: Candidate who obtains more marks in the Biology (Botany and Zoology) section will be given preference over the one who has scored lesser marks.

Marks in Chemistry in NEET 2019: If the above criterion fails, then the candidate obtaining more marks in the Chemistry will be placed above those with lesser marks.

The number of Wrong Answers: In case the tie remains after considering the above-mentioned criteria, then the candidate who has given least number of wrong answers will be preferred over the ones with more number of the incorrect number of responses.

Age: If the tie still persists, then the candidate who is older in age will be preferred over the younger ones.

NEET Cutoff: Qualifying candidates under different marks range

About NEET Entrance Examination

NEET (National Eligibility Cum Entrance Test) is a national level medical examination conducted every year. From the year 2019, NTA will be in charge to conduct the NEET Exam. Through NEET exam, students can get admission in MBBS and BDS courses offered by different govt and private colleges in India.

NTA NEET 2019 Statistics

In keeping with the NEET 2018 statistics, out of 12,69,922 candidates who appeared for the exam, only 7,14,562 could qualify the exam by scoring marks equal to or more than the NEET Cut off qualifying percentile requirements. As per previous year data, unreserved category candidates had to score at least 119 marks in NEET 2018 in order to get equal to or above the 50th percentile and reserved category candidates had to score at least 96 marks in order to get equal to or above the 40th percentile whereas candidates belonging to PwD category had to score at least 107 marks as per the qualifying cut off requirements of NEET UG.

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