What is the cut off score for MBBS 2025?

The official NEET 2025 cut-off scores for MBBS admission have not yet been released by the National Testing Agency (NTA). The NEET UG 2025 results, along with the qualifying cut-offs, are expected to be declared by June 14, 2025.

However, based on previous years' trends and expert analyses of the NEET 2025 exam difficulty, here's a breakdown of the expected qualifying cut-off marks and percentiles, as well as the expected marks required for admission to government MBBS colleges:

1. NEET 2025 Qualifying Cut-off (Minimum Marks to be Eligible for Counselling)

2. Expected Admission Cut-off for Government MBBS Colleges (Much Higher)

Securing a seat in a government MBBS college requires significantly higher marks than the qualifying cut-off. These are estimated ranges, and actual cut-offs vary widely by college, state, and quota (15% All India Quota (AIQ) vs. 85% State Quota).

General Category: To get a seat in a government MBBS college, candidates generally need to score 580-600+ marks. For top colleges like AIIMS Delhi or other premier institutions, the score needs to be 680-700+.

• OBC Category: Expected range is typically 550-590+ marks for government MBBS seats.
• EWS Category: Expected range is similar to OBC, around 550-580+ marks.
• SC Category: Expected range is typically 450-500+ marks for government MBBS seats.
• ST Category: Expected range is typically 420-470+ marks for government MBBS seats.

Factors Influencing the Cut-off:

• Difficulty Level of Exam: A tougher paper can lead to slightly lower cut-off marks for admission.
• Number of Candidates: More candidates generally increase competition, potentially raising cut-offs.
• Total Seats Available: The number of MBBS seats in medical colleges directly impacts the cut-off.
• Category and Quota: Reservation policies and the specific quota (AIQ or State) heavily influence cut-offs.
• Previous Year's Trends: Past data serves as a strong indicator but is not definitive.

Where to find the official cut-off:

• The official qualifying cut-off marks will be released by the NTA on neet.nta.nic.in along with the results.
• The admission cut-offs (closing ranks/scores for specific colleges) will be released by the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) for the 15% All India Quota seats (mcc.nic.in) and by the respective State Counselling Authorities for the 85% State Quota seats during the counselling process.