Calculate NEET Marks, Percentile & Expected Medical College Rank

Calculate NEET score & medical college admission rank predictions. Estimate chances for MBBS, BDS & veterinary programs. Essential tool for Indian medical aspirants

Calculate your NEET exam score and predict medical college admission chances. This calculator helps estimate your NEET score, rank, and admission prospects for MBBS, BDS, and other medical courses in India.

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NEET Score Calculator

The National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) is the gateway to medical education in India, required for admission to MBBS, BDS, and other medical courses.

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Note: This calculator provides estimated scores and ranks based on previous year trends. Actual NEET results may vary based on exam difficulty, number of candidates, and normalization process. Always refer to official NTA results for accurate scores and ranks.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How is NEET score calculated from correct and incorrect answers?

NEET uses +4 marks for correct answers and -1 mark for incorrect answers (negative marking). Unattempted questions get 0 marks. Total score = (Correct answers × 4) - (Incorrect answers × 1). For example, 150 correct, 30 incorrect, 20 unattempted: Score = (150×4) - (30×1) = 600 - 30 = 570 out of 720 maximum marks. This scoring system penalizes guessing and rewards accuracy.

What NEET score is needed for government medical colleges?

For government medical colleges, General category typically needs 600+ marks, OBC needs 550+ marks, SC/ST need 450+ marks. However, these vary significantly by state and specific college reputation. All India Quota seats are more competitive than state quota. AIIMS and JIPMER (now part of NEET) require top 1000-2000 ranks. State-specific cutoffs depend on candidate pool and seat availability in each state.

How do state quotas and All India Quota affect NEET admissions?

85% seats are reserved for state quota (for state domicile candidates), 15% for All India Quota (open to all). State quota cutoffs are often lower than AIQ. Each state has different eligibility criteria for domicile status. Some states have higher competition (like Maharashtra, Karnataka) while others may have relatively lower cutoffs. Understanding your state's quota system is crucial for realistic college selection and preparation strategy.

What is the NEET percentile system and how does it differ from raw scores?

Unlike JEE, NEET primarily uses raw scores for ranking, not percentiles. However, NTA may provide percentile information showing the percentage of candidates scoring below you. Percentiles help understand relative performance but raw scores determine actual admissions. Focus on achieving target raw scores rather than percentiles. The scoring system is consistent across the single NEET session, unlike JEE's multiple sessions requiring normalization.

Can I predict my medical college admission chances from NEET score?

Use previous year cutoffs as guidelines, but remember they fluctuate yearly based on exam difficulty, candidate performance, and seat matrix changes. Consider your category, state quota eligibility, and preferred college types. Score predictors provide estimates but aren't definitive. Focus on maximizing your score rather than minimum cutoffs. Backup options like private colleges, deemed universities, and management quota seats should also be considered based on your score range.