NEET Cut Off 2020

NEET is organized every year at the national level which focuses on admission to MBBS & BDS programmes. NTA organizes the exam. NEET exam act as the gateway for admissions to medical & dental UG courses which are offered by various government and private medical colleges of the country. NEET Cut-Off 2020 will be based on several factors such as availability of seats, the number of candidates, and difficulty level of the examination etc. The cut-off is the basic and minimum score which have to be secured by the candidate in order to qualify for the examination. This article provides complete information related to NEET Cut-Off 2020.

NEET Cut-Off 2020: Minimum Qualifying Percentile

Cut off marks for NEET 2020 will be decided based upon numbers of factors such as the number of applicants appear in the examination, seat availability in various colleges, the complexity of examination etc. NEET Authority will declare cut off marks along with NEET 2020 result. Here you can find NEET cut off from last year examination to get an idea about NEET 2020 cut off Marks.

Minimum Qualifying Percentile (as per the year 2019)

Category-wise Qualified Candidates

Gender-wise Qualified Candidates

Resolution of Tie

Candidates who falls in the category of ST/SC/OBC, they must obtain a minimum of 40% marks, whereas for General category candidates they have to secure 50% marks minimum in order to qualify NEET 2016, And for the General PH category 45% marks will be needed to qualifying the NEET 2016.in case of a tie in NEET candidate will be judged according to the examination authority.

• Students older in age.
• Student’s highest marks in Chemistry subject.
• Higher marks in Biology (Botany and Zoology)

NEET Cut-Off ranks of top 10 Medical Colleges (Year wise Closing Rank)

Deemed Universities Cut-offs (2018)

Counselling

Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) will be the conducting committee of the counselling process. The counselling will be done online to allow eligible applicants in the 15% All India Quota seats. Candidates who have qualified the examination and are present in the merit list will have to register themselves online for counselling. Before the final allotment of seats for all applicants, mock counselling will also be conducted online to help refine the selection of colleges and courses of the applicants. On the ranking of the applicant in the merit list and his/her given preference, final allotment of seats will be done based. The applicant will have to report at their allotted institute, after being successfully allotted seats, for document verification and payment of fees.

For 85% of State Quota seats

The counselling will be done by the counselling committee of the respective states. Candidates will be allotted seats according to their ranking in the state merit list. the applicants will have to undergo document verification and fee payment after allotment and the mode of counselling will depend on the states.