Notice:

Neet Exemption 2020: As per MCI order dated 25/08/2020, A student can get admission abroad before appearing in NEET 2020 but HE/She should be eligible as per MCI norms for studying abroad also He/She must qualify NEET 2020 and if not possible in this year student must have to qualify it next year i.e 2021 and if failed to qualify He/She can not continue his/her medical education abroad and can not appear in FMGE in future.

National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) score is valid for three years for Indian students wanting to pursue an undergraduate medical course abroad.

Clearing the long-existing confusion about the validity of NEET score, a notification by the Medical Council of India. Board of Governors stated: “Result of NEET shall be valid for three years from the date of declaration of result, entitling a candidate to pursue MBBS or equivalent medical course including pre-medical/language course, if any, followed by MBBS or equivalent medical course.”

→ Those students who have qualifying marks in NEET 2018 or NEET 2019, They are eligible to get admission up to three years from the date of declaration of result.

The tables given below contain the NEET 2018 and NEET 2019 cut off ranks of all category candidates. NEET cut off data for the past 2 years will help establish the cut off trends However, the NEET cut off marks vary for the same percentile each year.

NEET 2019 Cut off percentile and score as per MCI/DCI Regulations:

NEET 2018 Cut off percentile and score as per MCI/DCI Regulations: