NEET Cut-off 2022 – Category-wise, College-wise and Previous Years Cut Off

The NEET Cutoff score is primarily published by the National Testing Agency. For each category, the NEET qualifying percentile score is anticipated to remain constant. According to current trends, the projected cutoff score for NEET 2022 is 40% for students from the reserved category, 45% for PH candidates, and 50% for general category candidates. Last year, the general category’s NEET qualifying marks for 2021 ranged from 138 to 720, while the OBC/SC/ST categories’ qualifying marks ranged from 108 to 137.

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The minimum score needed to qualify for the NEET exam is referred to as the NEET cut-off score. The NEET cut off often comes in two flavours: the qualifying cut off and the admission cut off. The NEET qualifying score is the minimal mark a candidate must achieve to pass the exam, whereas the NEET admission cut-off is the last rank at which admission will be granted to an applicant.