NEET Cut-off 2022: Important Dates and Key Points

The important dates for NEET 2022 are very crucial to keep into consideration. The tentative dates for the exam, result, and Counseling are provided in the table below:

Key points to consider for NEET 2022

• For admission to various Undergraduate medical courses including MBBS, BDS, BAMS, and others, students must take the NEET 2022 exam.
• For admission to undergraduate AYUSH courses, interested individuals must take the NEET exam (Ayurveda, Yoga and Naturopathy, Unani, Siddha, and Homeopathy).
• Under the 15% All India Quota, the NEET 2022 Merit List will now be utilized to grant seats in veterinary colleges for undergraduate degrees such as BVSc. and Animal Husbandry.
• NTA makes the cut-offs for MBBS and BDS shortlisting to 76928, 525 (BVSc and AH), and 26949 to MBBS, BDS, and AYUSH course work, respectively.

NEET 2022 expected Cut-off Percentile

The procedure for calculating percentile marks is detailed in the section below on the minimum qualifying percentile.

• At the time of the result, the percentile cut-off is announced along with the NEET 2021 scorecard.
• Unlike JEE Main, where the counseling cut-off is substantially higher, NEET has a low percentile cut-off of only 50 percentiles.

The projected cut-off percentile for the NEET 2021 entrance exam, as well as the expected number of students who will take the exam, are listed in the table below:

NEET Cut Off Trend

Candidates can see the table mentioned below for the comparison of the previous year cut off. From the past few years, NEET cut off increases every year for each category.

NEET Cut-off 2021

The NEET Cut-off for 2021 is listed here. For the year 2021, the following categories have cut-off points and cut-off percentiles: The following are the categories: unreserved, OBC, SC, ST, and physically handicapped:

NEET Cut off 2020

The NEET Cut-off for 2020 is listed here for the year 2020, the following categories have cut-off points and cut-off percentiles: The following are the categories: unreserved, OBC, SC, ST, and physically handicapped:

NEET Cut off 2019

The NEET Cut-off for 2019 is listed here. For the year 2019, the following categories have cut-off points and cut-off percentiles: The following are the categories: unreserved, OBC, SC, ST, and physically handicapped:

NEET Cut off 2018

The NEET Cut-off for 2018 is listed here. For the year 2018, the following categories have cut-off points and cut-off percentiles: The following are the categories: unreserved, OBC, SC, ST, and physically handicapped:

NEET Cut off 2017

The NEET Cut-off for 2017 is listed here. For the year 2017, the following categories have cut-off points and cut-off percentiles: The following are the categories: unreserved, OBC, SC, ST, and physically handicapped:

NEET 2022 Cut Off for Top Government Colleges

In Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu, Gujarat, Uttar Pradesh, and other states, there are government medical institutes that offer MBBS course via NEET. Because the NEET cut-off for top medical colleges for the year 2021 has been revealed. The top medical colleges have been included, along with the number of seats available and the medical institutes' final ranking. The NEET cut-off is the minimum score necessary for admission to government colleges for MBBS. Candidates interested in appearing in NEET 2022 should review the NEET 2021 cut-offs for MBBS from India's leading medical schools. 

The qualifying criteria for NEET 2021 are shown in the table below:

Opening and closing ranks for admission in top MBBS government colleges

Opening and closing ranks for BDS government colleges

NEET State-Wise Cut-off for Government Colleges

Every year top government colleges of different states allow students to take admission in various medical courses through the NEET exam. Some of the important state wise cutoffs of government colleges are shown below:

Delhi Government colleges NEET MBBS cut off:

Maharashtra Government Colleges NEET MBBS Cut-off:

Tamil Nadu Government Colleges NEET MBBS cut-off:

Rajasthan Government Colleges NEET MBBS Cut-off:

Uttar Pradesh Government Colleges NEET MBBS Cut-offs:

NEET 2022 BHMS and BAMS Cut-off

NEET 2022 cut off BHMS and BAMS will be updated here once released by the authorities. Candidates can expect what score they have to score by checking the last year’s cut off mentioned in the table below:-

NEET Cut-off for JIPMER (Expected)

NEET Previous Year cut-off for 15% AIQ

For admission to medical and dental institutes participating in NEET, the NTA will provide a 15% All India Quota NEET Merit List. Candidates with scores equal to or higher than the NEET cut-off will be eligible for All India Quota admissions, except those from Jammu and Kashmir. Through MCC's NEET All India Quota Counseling, Andhra Pradesh and Telangana have joined other states in receiving 15% of MBBS and BDS seats in Government Medical and Dental Colleges. Previous year cut-offs of some colleges are shown below:

NEET 2022 Counseling and Seat Allotment

Candidates can register for the NEET 2022 counseling round after the NEET 2022 result has been announced. They will be able to engage in the counseling procedure based on their NEET 2022 ranking. The Medical Counseling Committee (MCC) will hold NEET 2022 counseling for the 15% All India Quota seats, while the remaining 85 percent state quota seats will be governed by the appropriate authorities. The NEET counseling procedure will be performed online, and candidates will be able to fill up their college preferences based on their rank list.

NEET 2022 Exam 15 percent AIQ Merit List

• To finish the admission test for dentistry and medical universities, the NTA will publish a 15% AIQ Merit List.
• Aspirants who receive equivalent or higher marks than the cut-off score (except in J&K) would be eligible for the 15% AIQ for the admission procedure.
• Students from Telangana and Andhra Pradesh can also apply for admission to government medical and dental institutes if their AIQ is less than 15%.

Factors Determining the NEET 2022 Cut-off

Every year, a variety of factors might influence the NEET cut-off. The cut-off for a specific year rises or falls mostly as a result of the batch and exam difficulty. The threshold may be increased if the batch does very well in the top 10 percentile. Similarly, if the exam is really easy and a large number of students will perform well, the cut-off may be raised significantly. The following are some of the elements that will determine the NEET 2022 cut-off:

• The exam's difficulty level and the questions
• Total number of seats available
• The total number of candidates who took the NEET 2022 exam is unknown.
• Performance of a Batch

How do you calculate the NEET Cut-off Percentile for 2022?

In August 2022 (tentative date), the NEET 2022 Cut off Percentile marks will be released along with the NEET 2022 result and scorecard. The following approach can be used to calculate percentile scores:

• Assume that a candidate received Rank x in the examination and that the total number of candidates who took the entrance exam was y.
• The percentile will be calculated using the formula [(y-x)/y] *100.