NEET 2025 Marks vs Rank Out: Check Expected Ranks for AIIMS, State-Wise Colleges

Content Writer | Journalism Graduate | Updated on - Jun 16, 2025

The NEET Marks vs rank helps the candidates know about their expected rank for a particular marks. With the higher marks, candidates will generally get a better rank, which will increase their chances of admission into a better medical college.

Candidates who scored between 686 to 651 are ranked between AIR 1 to 73, with NEET 2025 Topper having 686 marks.
Candidates with scores between 650 to 601 are under the top 1259, which is sufficient for top-tier medical colleges like AIIMS Delhi, MAMC, and AFMC under the UR Category.
For candidates who scored below 500 marks, private medical colleges are the best options available to them. Also, state-level government colleges with low cutoffs are a good option as well.

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NEET 2025 Marks Vs Rank

According to the NEET Result 2025, here is the Marks vs Rank for NEET 2025.

NEET 2025 Marks Range	NEET 2025 Rank Range
686 – 651	1 – 73
650 – 601	74 – 1259
600 – 551	1260 – 10658
550 – 501	10659 – 39521
500 – 451	39522 – 69503
450 – 401	69504 – 88239
400 – 351	88240 – 105578
350 – 301	105579 – 126935
300 – 251	126936 – 157952
250 – 201	157953 – 198346
200 – 144	198347 – 303040

Table of Contents

NEET Marks Vs Rank Analysis
NEET Marks Vs Percentile
Factors Affecting NEET Marks V/s Rank
NEET 2025 Course-Wise Marks V/s Rank
NEET 2025 Scores according to Marks and Ranks
NEET 2025 Marks Vs Rank Vs College
NEET Minimum Marks & Safe Score to get into Government Colleges
AIIMS 2025 Expected Cutoff Marks vs Rank
NEET AIQ Cutoff 2025
NEET Score Range vs Total Number of Students

NEET Marks Vs Rank Analysis

By the distribution of NEET Marks vs rank, candidates can have an analysis of the rank they can achieve according to their marks.

This analysis can help the candidates have a realistic expectation, and can help the candidates select the right medical colleges during the counselling process.

Top Scorers (680+ Marks): These Candidates are among the top 1% of India, who qualify for the best medical colleges.
Mid-range Scorers (500–650 Marks): These Candidates can select the state government colleges or private colleges.
Lower Scorers (350–500 Marks): The Candidates who are below the 500 score range should select the private medical colleges with affordable fees, or can appear next year with better preparation.

NEET 2025 Marks Vs Rank for 300–350 Marks

Marks Range	Rank Range
300 – 350	105579 - 126935

NEET 2025 Marks Vs Rank for 350–400 Marks

Marks Range	Rank Range
450 – 400	88240 - 105578

NEET 2025 Marks Vs Rank for 400–450 Marks

Marks Range	Rank Range
400 – 450	69504 - 88239

NEET 2025 Marks Vs Rank for 450–500 Marks

Marks Range	Rank Range
450 – 500	39522 - 69503

NEET 2025 Marks Vs Rank for 500–550 Marks

Marks Range	Rank Range
500 – 550	10659 - 39521

NEET 2025 Marks Vs Rank for 550–600 Marks

Marks Range	Rank Range
550 – 600	1260 - 10658

NEET 2025 Marks Vs Rank for 600–650 Marks

Marks Range	Rank Range
600 – 650	74 - 1259

NEET 2025 Marks Vs Rank for 650+ Marks

Marks Range	Rank Range
650+	1 – 73

Check: Top MBBS Colleges for AIQ Rank 20000 to 50000 in NEET 2025

NEET Marks Vs Percentile

In NEET 2025, the marks show the raw score of the candidate, and the percentile shows the relative measure for how well a candidate performed as compared to others.

For the General (UR) category, the cut off marks are 686–144, which is a decrease from the 720-162 range in NEET 2024.
Similarly, the cut off marks OBC category are 143–113 and 40th percentile.
The SC and ST categories both have a 40th qualifying percentile with cut off marks in range 143–113.

Category	NEET 2025 Qualifying Percentile	NEET 2025 Qualifying Marks
UR/EWS	50th	686–144
OBC	40th	143–113
SC	40th	143–113
ST	40th	143–113
UR/EWS-PwBD	45th	143–127
OBC-PwBD	40th	126–113
SC-PwBD	40th	126–113
ST-PwBD	40th	126–113

What rank will I get with a 98th percentile in the NEET?

In NEET, if a candidate scores 98th Percentile, it typically means that the candidate has performed better than 98% of the test takers, but the rank of the candidate can change as per different factors; it is expected to be in between 22,000 to 24,000 ranks.

Factors Affecting NEET Marks V/s Rank

There are a few factors that affect NEET Marks Vs rank, which shows the outcome for the students and the difference between their Marks and rank.

These are a few factors that affect the NEET Marks V/S Rank

Number of candidates Appeared: As the number of candidates appearing for the exam has increased, the overall level of competition has also increased, by increasing the distribution of ranks in higher values.
Difficulty level: With the exams being more difficult, the overall marks scored by the candidates will decrease, increasing the distribution of ranks to higher values.
Tie-breaking criteria: If two or more candidates score the same marks, the tie-breaking criteria will be applied, which can also change the rank of the candidate.

NEET 2025 Course-Wise Marks V/s Rank

By giving the NEET Exam, candidates can get admission in MBBS, BDS, BAMS, BHMS and other courses. The NEET Marks vs rank can help the candidates get better options as per their performance.

In 2024, the MBBS AIQ cutoff for the general category is closed at 590 marks, and it can be the same as for 2025 as well.

The Government BDS Colleges have the closing marks of 550 to 570.
The Government BAMS/BHMS Seats have high demand as the fees and the seats are limited, and the cutoff is mainly above 500.
Candidates scoring between 400 to 500 marks also have good chances in Ayush courses and BDS in private colleges.

NEET Marks vs Rank for MBBS Expected

Marks Range	Rank Range	College Examples
686 – 660	1 – 50	AIIMS Delhi AFMC Pune
660 – 630	51 – 500	AIIMS Bhopal MAMC Delhi JIPMER
630 – 580	501 – 3,000	KGMU Lucknow BJMC Pune VMMC Delhi
580 – 550	3,001 – 10,000	IGMC Shimla GMC Nagpur SCB Cuttack
550 – 530	10,001 – 25,000	RIMS Ranchi GMC Patiala, Pvt MBBS MP
530 – 500	25,001 – 38,000	Bihar, Chhattisgarh, Assam

NEET Marks vs Rank for BDS Expected

Marks Range	Expected Rank	College Examples
580 – 550	3,001 – 10,000	Govt. Dental College, Mumbai / Nagpur
550 – 530	10,001 – 20,000	Govt. BDS Raipur, Ahmedabad
530 – 500	20,001 – 35,000	Subbaiah Dental Rungta BDS Bhilai
450 – 499	35,001 – 55,000	SRM Dental D.Y. Patil Saveetha

NEET Marks vs Rank for BAMS Expected

Marks Range	Expected Rank	College Examples
520 – 600	15,000 – 35,000	Tibbia College Delhi Govt. BAMS Maharashtra
470 – 519	35,001 – 60,000	IPGT Gujarat BHU Varanasi (AYUSH)
420 – 469	60,001 – 85,000	Pvt. AYUSH Colleges in MP, UP, Karnataka

NEET 2025 Marks vs Rank for BHMS Expected

Marks Range	Expected Rank	College Examples
450 – 500	25,000 – 55,000	Nehru Homoeopathic College, Delhi
400 – 449	55,000 – 85,000	Govt. Homoeopathic College, Bhopal
350 – 399	85,000 – 1,10,000	Bharatesh BHMS Belgaum, DSRRAU Rajasthan

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How to Estimate NEET 2025 Rank Based on Marks?

By getting an estimation of your NEET Rank from your scores, it can give candidates an idea of admission chances in MBBS/BDS/Ayush Colleges.

The NTA will release the NEET 2025 Rank after the normalisation process. Candidates can also calculate their expected percentiles and can predict their AIR using these simple formulas.

For Eg:

If the expected percentile of the candidate is 98.5 and in total 21,00,000 candidates appeared for NEET 2025, the rank can be calculated as:

NEET 2025 Scores according to Marks and Ranks

Since the NEET Result will be released soon, the candidates will be looking to get an estimated rank according to their marks.

The Candidates above 620 marks will get a rank in the top 5,000, and those who will score in the range of 480-580 will get a rank between 10,000 to 20,000

NEET 2025 Ranks based on the marks

Top performers (650 marks) fall in the top 4,000 ranks, placing them in the top 99.8+ percentile, indicating high competition at the top.
500 marks is the equivalent of ranks approximately 1,08,000 to 1,09,000, indicating a percentile over 95%, which is competitive for private institutes and reserved category government quotas.
410 marks is around 2,16,000 rank mark with 89.4 percentile, which gives few options primarily in private medical colleges or health sciences.

NEET Marks	Expected Rank	Expected Percentile
410 marks in NEET Rank	215594 - 216407	89.35 - 89.45%
500 Marks in NEET Rank	109100 - 108143	95.37 - 95.33%
650 marks in NEET Rank	2,500 – 4,000	99.80 to 99.95

NEET 2025 Marks Based on the Ranks

Ranks between 40,000 to 90,000 are equivalent to marks between 585 and 635, crucial for getting government MBBS seats in most states under different quotas.
A 10,000 rank would generally correspond to approximately 675 marks, showing that with each mark, there can be a major rank difference.

NEET Ranks	Expected Marks
10,000 Rank in NEET Marks	674 - 676
25000 Rank in NEET Marks	460-440
40000 Rank in NEET Marks	625 - 635
65000 Rank in NEET Marks	610 - 612
90000 Rank in NEET Marks	585 - 590

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NEET Minimum Marks & Safe Score to get into Government Colleges

Getting an MBBS Seat in a top government college will depend on the NEET Score of the candidate, their category and state quota.

The General category students require more than 600 marks for a government MBBS seat under the state quota and more than 620 marks for AIQ Seats in top colleges.
The Cutoff for SC/ST Reserved categories are much lower; a score between 480 to 520 can increase their chances despite being a moderate score.
OBC and EWS candidates have a cutoff of 570-610, which is only 20-30 marks less than the general category.

A 10–15 mark difference can change rank by 10,000+ positions, particularly in the 550–600 mark range.

Safe scores differ state to state; in top-demand states such as Delhi, Rajasthan, and Kerala, even 620+ may not guarantee admission in top GMCs under state quota.

Category	Minimum Marks Required (Approx.)	Safe Score for AIQ (15%)	Safe Score for State Quota (85%)
General (UR)	590 – 600	620+	600 – 620
EWS	580 – 590	610+	590 – 610
OBC	560 – 570	600+	570 – 600
SC	450 – 470	520+	500 – 520
ST	420 – 440	500+	480 – 500

AIIMS 2025 Expected Cutoff Marks vs Rank

As the competition for MBBS seats in AIIMS is increasing, the candidates should score more than 650 marks to have better chances in the top campuses.

AIIMS Delhi is among the top choices for the candidates, which usually gives admission to students with the AIR up to 50 in the general category.

AIIMS Delhi is very selective, and only the top 50–100 AIR find a place in the General category.

EWS cutoffs are close to the general category because there are limited seats and more competition.
OBC students typically need 660–675+ marks for AIIMS Delhi and Jodhpur.

SC/ST candidates stand a better chance at AIIMS Bhopal, Raipur, and Patna with 580–620 marks.

Seat matrix in the campuses of AIIMS surpasses 1500 seats, but the top 5 campuses get filled up within AIR 3000 across categories.

AIIMS Delhi Expected Cutoff Marks vs Rank 2025

Category	NEET Marks (Expected)	AIR (Expected)
General (UR)	705 – 720	1 – 50
OBC	670 – 690	100 – 500
EWS	675 – 695	80 – 400
SC	630 – 650	1000 – 3000
ST	620 – 640	2000 – 4000

AIIMS Jodhpur Expected Cutoff Marks vs Rank 2025

Category	NEET Marks (Expected)	AIR (Expected)
General (UR)	680 – 695	100 – 500
OBC	660 – 675	600 – 1500
EWS	665 – 680	500 – 1200
SC	610 – 630	3000 – 5000
ST	600 – 620	4000 – 6000

AIIMS Bhubaneswar Expected Cutoff Marks vs Rank 2025

Category	NEET Marks (Expected)	AIR (Expected)
General (UR)	670 – 685	300 – 800
OBC	650 – 665	1500 – 3000
EWS	655 – 670	1200 – 2500
SC	600 – 620	4000 – 6000
ST	590 – 610	5000 – 7000

AIIMS Bhopal Expected Cutoff Marks vs Rank 2025

Category	NEET Marks (Expected)	AIR (Expected)
General (UR)	660 – 680	500 – 1200
OBC	640 – 660	2000 – 4000
EWS	645 – 665	1800 – 3500
SC	580 – 600	6000 – 8000
ST	570 – 590	7000 – 9000

Also Check: NEET Cut-off 2025 University-wise

Andhra Pradesh NEET Cut-off	NEET Chhattisgarh Cut-off
Assam NEET Cut-off	NEET Delhi Cut-off
NEET AYUSH Cut-off	NEET Goa Cut-off
Bihar NEET Cut-off	NEET Haryana Cut-off
NEET Chandigarh Cut-off	NEET Himachal Pradesh Cut-off

NEET AIQ Cutoff 2025

AIQ cut-off is the minimum NEET marks needed for admission in 15% AIQ seats in government dental and medical colleges in all states of India except Jammu & Kashmir.

These seats are available through MCC counselling and are available for all candidates regardless of domicile.

Candidate can know their chances of getting a seat in premier MBBS/BDS colleges in India through the NEET 2025 AIQ cut-off.

In NEET 2024, MBBS Seats AIQ for the General category closed between 590 to 595 marks.
More than 650 marks are required to get into the top 5 government medical colleges.
In 2024, AIIMS Delhi had a closing AIR of 55 marks with more than 716 marks.

To get into the top 10,000 ranks, candidates are required to score more than 610 marks, covering 6,500 MBBS Seats.

For the SC/ST/OBC Candidates, around 480-580 marks are required to get into the top AIQ MBBS Seats.

NEET 2025 Expected AIQ MBBS Cutoff

College Tier	College Examples	Closing Rank (2024)	Expected NEET 2025 Score
Top Tier	AIIMS Delhi AFMC Pune MAMC Delhi	1 – 300	705 – 720
Upper Mid Tier	VMMC Delhi UCMS Delhi KGMU Lucknow	301 – 2,500	670 – 705
Mid Tier	GMC Chandigarh SMS Jaipur BJMC Pune	2,501 – 10,000	635 – 670
Lower Tier	RIMS Ranchi GMC Patiala RIMS Imphal	10,001 – 17,000	610 – 635
Bottom AIQ Colleges	GMC in NE states smaller districts	17,001 – 25,000	590 – 610

NEET Score Range vs Total Number of Students

The NEET Score range, along with the number of students for who appeared data, will give an analysis of how many candidates fall into specific score ranges in the past few years.

This will help the candidates to get an estimation of the competition level of a specific score range and the rank they will get in the national merit list.

Score Range	NEET 2024	NEET 2023	NEET 2022
720	17	2	3
700 – 710	1,351	100–150	100–150
650 – 699	12,000–13,000	9,000	8,500
600 – 649	25,000	21,000	20,000
550 – 599	45,000	38,000	37,000
500 – 549	60,000	52,000	50,000
400 – 499	1,20,000	1,00,000	95,000
300 – 399	1,30,000	1,10,000	1,00,000
200 – 299	1,50,000	1,20,000	1,10,000
100 – 199	1,80,000	1,50,000	1,30,000
Below 100	2,00,000+	1,80,000	1,50,000

What is the rank of 700 marks in NEET 2025?

A score of 700 in the NEET 2025 can place the candidate in the Top 100, this is considered an excellent score, and it can provide admissions to top medical branches like AIIMS, MAMC, and UCMS.

The table below shows the colleges that you can get admission to, along with their previous years’ closing ranks:

Medical College	Location	Previous Years' Closing Rank (AIQ)
All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS)	New Delhi	1 – 50
Maulana Azad Medical College (MAMC)	New Delhi	50 – 100
King George's Medical University (KGMU)	Lucknow	100 – 200
University College of Medical Sciences (UCMS)	New Delhi	100 – 200
Jawaharlal Institute of Postgraduate Medical Education & Research (JIPMER)	Puducherry	100 – 200

What rank is 650 marks in the NEET exam?

A score of 650 marks is expecetd to fall in the rank range of 401-850. With this score, you can get admission to reputed medical colleges in India like AFMC Pune, KGMU Lucknow and Other top-tier state and central government medical colleges

Medical College	Location	Previous Years' Closing Rank (AIQ)
All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS)	New Delhi	1 – 50
Maulana Azad Medical College (MAMC)	New Delhi	50 – 100
King George's Medical University (KGMU)	Lucknow	100 – 200
University College of Medical Sciences (UCMS)	New Delhi	200 – 300
Jawaharlal Institute of Postgraduate Medical Education & Research (JIPMER)	Puducherry	300 – 500

Can I Get AIIMS with 600 Marks in NEET?

No, you cannot get admission to AIIMS with 600 marks in NEET. The cut-off score required for NEET is generally higher than other colleges. The lowest cut-off ranged around 675-680 for AIIMS Patna, while for AIIMS Delhi, the cut-off reached 705+

The cut-off for different AIIMS Institutes is given below:

AIIMS Institute	NEET 2025 Expected Cutoff (General Category)
AIIMS Delhi	705+
AIIMS Jodhpur	690+
AIIMS Bhubaneswar	688+
AIIMS Bhopal	685+
AIIMS Rishikesh	683+
AIIMS Patna/Raipur/Nagpur/etc.	675–680+

Colleges you can get into with a score of 600 in NEET

Course	College Type	Possibility
MBBS	Govt. Medical Colleges (State)	High
MBBS	Semi-Govt/Deemed Universities	Good
BDS	Govt. Dental Colleges	High
BDS	Private Dental Colleges	Assured

Can I get AIIMS with 550 marks in NEET?

Yes, you can get admission in AIIMS with 550 marks in NEET under All India Quota (AIQ) for general category admissions. If you belong to reserved categories (SC/ST/OBC/EWS) and are applying through home state quota, there may still be chances of admission to newer AIIMS. The Colleges You Can Get with 550 Marks in NEET 2025 are given below:

College Type	Possible Options at 550 Marks	Category
AIIMS Colleges	Rarely Possible (except maybe AIIMS Bathinda, Raebareli, etc.)	SC/ST/EWS/OBC
Government Medical Colleges	Yes, in many states (through state quota)	All categories
Semi-Government Colleges	Yes	All categories
Private Medical Colleges	Yes	All categories
Deemed Universities	Yes	All categories
State Quota (Home State)	Very Likely in many states	All categories

Can I Get AIIMS with 710 Marks in NEET?

Yes, with 710 marks in NEET, you have a strong chance of getting admission into top AIIMS colleges, including AIIMS Delhi, Mumbai, Jodhpur, Bhubaneshwar, and Patna. In the previous years, the closing ranks for AIIMS Delhi have been around 50-100 for the General Category, and a score of 710 gives you a rank in the top 100. The list of AIIMS Colleges you can get with 710 marks in NEET is given below:

AIIMS College	Expected Closing Rank (General Category)	Chances with 710 Marks
AIIMS Delhi	AIR 50–100	Very High
AIIMS Jodhpur	AIR 100–250	Very High
AIIMS Bhubaneswar	AIR 200–400	Very High
AIIMS Bhopal	AIR 300–500	Very High
AIIMS Rishikesh	AIR 400–600	Very High
AIIMS Raipur	AIR 600–800	Very High
AIIMS Patna	AIR 700–900	Very High
Other New AIIMS (e.g., Bathinda, Gorakhpur, Deoghar)	AIR 1000+	Guaranteed

Can I Get BDS with 500 Marks in NEET?

Yes, you can get BDS with 500 in NEET, you have a good chance of getting admission into the Bachelor of Dental Surgery in both government and private dental colleges across India, under state quota. There are high chances of admission if you belong to the OBC/SC/ST categories.

For admission to the government dental colleges (AIQ-15%), there are moderate chances for the general category.

Colleges You Can Get with 500 Marks in NEET (Expected for BDS)

College Type	Availability at 500 Marks	Category
Government Dental Colleges	Likely through the state quota	OBC/SC/ST/General
Govt Dental Colleges (AIQ)	Possible	OBC/SC/ST
Private Dental Colleges	Almost guaranteed	All categories
Deemed Universities	Guaranteed	All categories

NEET Cutoff 2025

As per the expected NEET cutoff 2025, the General category candidates are expected to have the cutoff range of 490-510. Candidates in this range should score 510 to ensure their seats in government and top private medical colleges. The OBC Category candidates are expected to have a cutoff range of 475-495, slightly lower cutoff as compared to the general category. The candidates from SC and ST categories can expect the cutoff to range between 420 – 430 and 400–410, respectively.

Category	Cutoff Marks
General Category	490 - 510
OBC	475 - 495
SC	420 - 430
ST	410 - 400

What is a safe score in NEET 2025?

In the video, Garima Goel Mam, a biology expert with 10 years of experience, talks about the safe score in the NEET 2025 exam. She explains that students of the General Category should target a safe score of 620-630 marks. She also advises students to focus on high-weightage chapters like Genetics, Animal Kingdom, and Human Physiology in Biology.

While in Chemistry, she advises focusing on Organic Chemistry and Kinematics, and in Physics, high-weightage topics like Current electricity should be focused on for a good score.

Good Score in NEET 2025

A good score in the NEET 2025 exam depends on your category, type of college, course, and quota. A good score in the NEET exam is different for each course, it can be expected as follows:

For MBBS: a score of 670+ can get you MBBS in government colleges, while for Private colleges, a score around 530-580 is enough.

For BDS: A score of 600+ can get you admission in Government colleges, while a score of 450+ is required for Private colleges.

Course	Govt College Good Score (General)	Private College Good Score
MBBS	670+	530–580
BDS	600+	450+
BAMS/BHMS/BUMS	500–520	420+
BVSc	520–550	480+
BPT/B.Sc Nursing	450+	350+

What is a good score in NEET 2025?

The NEET 2025 cut-off score for admission is the highest for the General and EWS category candidates. Last year, the general category cut-off for top govt MBBS colleges (AIQ) was 670+ and for EWS, the cut-off ranged 660+. The category-wise good score for NEET 2025 is given below:

Category	Good Score for Top Govt MBBS (AIQ)	Good Score for State MBBS (State Quota)
General	670+	630+
EWS	660+	620+
OBC	650+	600+
SC	580+	500+
ST	560+	480+
PwD	500+ (varies widely)	450+

Is 487 a good score in NEET?

A score of 487 in the NEET exam is considered a moderate score if you belong to reserved categories or through the state quota. For general category students, securing a seat with this score may be difficult, but they can get admissions to government, private, and AYUSH (BAMS/BHMS/BUMS) in some states. The list of Colleges & Courses you can get with a score of 487 in NEET is as follows:

Course	Type of College	Chances (General Category)	Examples (Past Years)
MBBS	Govt. (State Quota, SC/ST)	Moderate to Good	Rajasthan, MP, Chhattisgarh Govt. Colleges (SC/ST)
MBBS	Private	High	Subharti, Krishna Institute, LNMC, DPU
BDS	Govt.	Moderate (State Quota)	RUHS (Rajasthan), Govt. Dental, MP
BDS	Private	High	Saveetha, Manipal Dental, Santosh University
BAMS	Govt. (All Categories)	Good	Govt. Ayurvedic Colleges in MP, UP, Maharashtra
BHMS	Govt.	Good	National Institute of Homoeopathy, State colleges
B.Sc Nursing/BPT	Govt. + Private	High	AIIMS Nursing, PGIMER, State Paramedical Colleges

How is Percentile Calculated in NEET?

The NEET percentile shows how a candidate performed in relation to other test takers. The percentile tells you how many students scored more than you or equal to you in the NEET exam. The NTA uses the following formula to calculate the percentile of a candidate:

Example Calculation:

You scored – 580 marks
Total Candidates Appeared – 18,00,000
No. of candidates scored less than or equal to you – 15,30,000

So, the NEET percentile will be calculated as follows:

The NEET Percentile of the candidates will be 85%.

NEET State-wise Cutoff 2025 (Expected)

The NEET State-wise cutoff varies across different categories and states, The General Category candidates will have the highest cutoff in Delhi, i.,e, 560, and in Haryana, i.,e 530 being the most competitive states as compared to states like Chhattisgarh (450) and Goa (450) which reflects less competition.
The SC/ST cutoff is expected to have a lower cutoff, with the ST cutoff decreasing to 200 in UP and West Bengal, whereas the SC cutoff will be around 370-420 in many states.

NEET Tie Breaking Criteria (Revised)

NTA has established the NEET tie-breaker criteria to adjust the scores of the candidates. Because of these norms, the NTA can place candidates in different rank positions, even if they have the same score but a different total on the NEET exam. The following are the criteria that will be used to break ties for the NEET in 2025.

Candidates with higher marks secured in Biology (Zoology + Botany)
If the tie remains, then those with higher marks in chemistry will be ranked higher.
Candidates with higher marks in Physics are given a higher rank by the NTA.
If the above-mentioned 3 methods do not break the tie, then those with a lower proportion of incorrect answers in the order of Biology>Chemistry>Physics will be ranked higher.

NEET Rank Predictor

The NEET 2025 Rank predictor is designed by Collegedunia Expert to predict your rank based on your NEET score and category. You can estimate your AIR and chances of admission to top medical and dental colleges using Collegedunia’s NEET 2025 Rank predictor.

NEET 2025 College Predictor

List of Colleges Accepting NEET Score

The list of colleges accepting NEET scores is given below with their approximate 1st year fees:

College Name	Location	Type	Approx. 1st Year Fees
All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS)	New Delhi	Government	₹1,628
Maulana Azad Medical College (MAMC)	New Delhi	Government	₹4,445
Christian Medical College (CMC)	Vellore, Tamil Nadu	Private	₹84,000
Armed Forces Medical College (AFMC)	Pune, Maharashtra	Government	₹64,950
Lady Hardinge Medical College (LHMC)	New Delhi	Government (Women)	₹1,666
Kasturba Medical College (KMC)	Manipal, Karnataka	Private	₹70,88,500 (Total)
Grant Medical College	Mumbai, Maharashtra	Government	₹1,39,360
Bangalore Medical College and Research Institute (BMCRI)	Bangalore, Karnataka	Government	₹70,200
Seth GS Medical College	Mumbai, Maharashtra	Government	₹66,324
Government Medical College and Hospital (GMCH)	Chandigarh	Government	₹24,979

For a detailed list of Medical Colleges accepting NEET Score Check:

NEET Marks Vs Rank Previous Year Trends (2022-2024)

The NEET Marks vs Rank analysis is important to predict your rank. The number of test-takers in the NEET exam has increased, and a score of 600+ also doesn’t guarantee a top-tier seat.

In 2024, nearly 24 lakh students registered for NEET, compared to 20–21 lakh in previous years. The NEET cut-off has been rising

In 2022, 3 students scored 720/720
In 2023, 2 students scored 720/720
In 2024, 17 candidates scored a perfect score of 720/720

Marks	NEET 2022 Rank	NEET 2023 Rank	NEET 2024 Rank
720	1–3	1–5	1–6
710	30–40	40–60	60–80
700	110–160	180–220	250–300
690	400–550	600–700	800–1000
680	900–1300	1400–1600	1600–1900
650	3000–3500	4200–4700	5000–5500
600	17000–19000	21000–23000	25000–27000
550	45000–47000	51000–54000	58000–62000
500	83000–85000	90000–95000	100000–110000
450	130000+	145000+	160000+

NEET 2024 Marks vs Rank

In the NEET 2024 exam, 17 students scored a perfect score of 720 out of 720 and achieved an AIR 1. Candidates scoring between 715-720 marks achieve a rank in the Top 200. While a score of 700 can get you a score upto 2200.

Marks Range	Expected All India Rank (AIR)
720	1 – 89
705	~542
700	~2,250
690	~4,406
656	~25,500
650	~29,000
645	~33,848
615	~65,000
606	~70,000
603	~77,000
591	~91,527
550	~1,44,000

NEET 2023 Marks Vs Rank

The NEET marks vs rank data shows that in 2023, candidates scoring between 720-715 achieved a rank between 1 to 67. Marks between 650–700 gave ranks up to ~7,000. Candidates scoring 500–550 were ranked ~57,000 to ~79,000.

Marks Range	Expected All India Rank (AIR)
720 – 715	1 – 67
715 – 700	177 – 2,250
690 – 665	4,406 – 17,800
656 – 638	25,500 – 40,116
630 – 615	47,810 – 65,000
606 – 591	70,000 – 91,527
550 – 500	1,44,000 – 2,09,000
451 – 414	2,85,550 – 3,51,425
380 – 287	4,20,000 – 6,57,138
251 – 142	7,74,559 – 12,00,000

NEET 2022 Marks vs Rank

The NEET 2022 Marks vs Rank shows high competition in the 650+ range. A score of 700+ places you in the top 350 ranks. While, score range of 600-650 corresponded to a rank between 7000-25,000.

Marks Range	Approximate Rank Range
700 and above	1 – 350
650 – 700	351 – 7,289
600 – 650	7,290 – 29,001
550 – 600	29,002 – 57,231
500 – 550	57,232 – 79,781
450 – 500	79,782 – 99,498
400 – 450	99,499 – 1,22,225

NEET 2021 Marks vs Rank

In the NEET 2021 exam, only 1 student scored 720/720. Approximately 130 students scored 700+ in the NEET exam and achieved a rank below 130. The score range of 650 gave students rank upto 4000.

Marks Range	Approximate Rank Range
715 – 700	1 – 48
699 – 690	204 – 512
689 – 680	522 – 971
679 – 670	992 – 1,701
669 – 660	1,702 – 2,751
659 – 650	2,759 – 4,163
649 – 640	4,170 – 6,061
639 – 630	6,065 – 8,522
629 – 620	8,535 – 11,463
619 – 610	11,464 – 15,057
609 – 600	15,070 – 19,136
599 – 590	19,141 – 23,731
589 – 580	23,733 – 28,745
579 – 570	28,752 – 34,261
569 – 560	34,269 – 40,257
559 – 550	40,258 – 48,718
549 – 540	48,719 – 55,319
539 – 530	55,320 – 61,814
529 – 520	61,815 – 68,736
519 – 510	68,737 – 75,938
509 – 500	75,939 – 84,215
499 – 490	84,216 – 91,427
489 – 480	91,428 – 99,683
479 – 470	99,684 – 108,271
469 – 460	108,272 – 117,415
459 – 450	117,416 – 125,788
449 – 440	125,789 – 136,210
439 – 430	136,211 – 145,824
429 – 420	145,825 – 156,195
419 – 410	156,196 – 166,558
409 – 400	166,559 – 178,871
399 – 390	178,872 – 189,846
389 – 380	189,847 – 202,283
379 – 370	202,284 – 214,900
369 – 360	214,901 – 228,001
359 – 350	228,002 – 242,235
349 – 340	242,236 – 256,349
339 – 330	256,350 – 271,659
329 – 320	271,660 – 287,250
319 – 310	287,251 – 305,415
309 – 300	305,416 – 322,624
299 – 290	322,625 – 339,817
289 – 280	339,818 – 357,788
279 – 270	357,789 – 376,785
269 – 260	376,786 – 396,647
259 – 250	396,648 – 417,856
249 – 240	417,857 – 440,514
239 – 230	440,515 – 463,304
229 – 220	463,305 – 488,073
219 – 210	488,074 – 513,492
209 – 200	513,493 – 541,496
199 – 190	541,497 – 570,504
189 – 180	570,505 – 602,075
179 – 170	602,076 – 636,832
169 – 160	636,833 – 672,795
159 – 150	672,796 – 714,523
149 – 140	714,524 – 755,636
139 – 130	755,637 – 808,886
129 – 120	808,887 – 862,003
119 – 110	862,004 – 922,319
109 – 100	922,320 – 1,001,736
99 – 90	1,001,737 – 1,044,070
89 – 80	1,044,071 – 1,116,998

NEET 2020 Marks vs Rank

The NEET 2020 Marks vs Rank analysis shows that the gaps in the rank of candidates were wide in comparison to previous years. A score of 700+ placed the students in the top 100. While, students with 650 marks were ranked around ~3,700.

Marks Range	Approximate Rank Range
720	1
710–719	2–31
700–709	39–131
690–699	134–382
680–689	399–844
670–679	880–1,625
660–669	1,710–2,912
650–659	3,065–4,869
640–649	5,073–7,357
630–639	7,643–10,545
620–629	10,877–14,353
610–619	15,000+

NEET 2019 Marks vs Rank

In 2019, a score of 701 got the students the AIR 1. Marks between 680-691 gave students rank upto 100. The candidates with score range around 650-640 ranked around 900-1700.

Marks Range	Approximate Rank Range
720	1
710	20
700	100
691	220
685	433
670	1,240
655	2,988
650	3,719
630	8,367
625	9,916
600	19,683
580	30,433
550	48,557
500	86,253
450	1,31,405

Check NEET Previous Year Cutoff (2024 - 2023)

College	2024	2023
AIIMS Delhi	47	57
VMMC	141	1556
MAMC	151	1012
AIIMS Jodhpur	374	534
AIIMS Bhopal	510	621
AIIMS Bhubaneswar	655	603
BJMC Ahmedabad	676	2353
AIIMS Rishikesh	731	931
GMCH Chandigarh	778	635
LHMC	826	5081
AIIMS Nagpur	953	1264
Seth GSMC Mumbai	1010	1962
SMSMC	1031	485684
IMS Varanasi	1098	1084
BHU	1098	1084

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