Priya Raj of IGGHS topped the state with 496 marks out of 500, followed by Amresh Kumar (495) of NRHS at second place, and Aman Kumar (492) and Gopal Singh (492) at third place respectively, both from NRHS .

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Hello student I'm sorry to inform you we don't have category wise topper rank list last year the first rank secured by Nalin Khandelwar who scored 701 Marks in neet 2019.

Cut off vary every year on various factors like the level of question in the entrance examination and total number of applicants in that examination. I request you to please help me with your preferable college so that I can check and provide you the exact information about cut off.

For more updates refer to the link mentioned below - https://www.google.com/search?q=Neet+topper+marks

Feel free to comment if you have any doubt

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Basically cutoffs changes every year as it depends upon various factors like, difficulty level of the paper, number of students appearing for the exam, performance of the students in the exam, etc.

But in general if you consider previous year cutoffs then it was around : 40th Percentile    (188-96).

Opening rank and closing rank are different for different colleges, depending mainly upon the state of the institutes.

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Sorry!!! We do not have the topper name in ST category.

The topper in NEET Examination in 2019 was Nalin Khandelwal from Rajasthan.He secured 99.9999291 percentile in NEET Examination with a score of 701 marks out of 720 marks.The second topper is Bhavik bansal from Delhi with a score of 700 marks out of 720 marks.

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Hello dear,

Hope you are doing good.The Board of Intermediate Education, Andhra Pradesh (BIEAP) proclaimed AP Intermediate Result Topper List 2020 Inter first and second year June 2020. Before the Declaration of the AP Inter Result, the Board Released AP Inter Toppers 2020 Merit List.You can check topper's list from www.bieap.gov.in (//www.bieap.gov.in)

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There is no such time table or schedule which can make you a topper. You just need to remember a few points during your preparation. For NTSE the first thing that you need to work on is your mathematics skills. A student good in maths has an edge over the others in solving the MAT section.Language-The language paper will not be too tough but see to it that you don't take too much time in it.Science paper will be strictly based on your state/central board's prescribed syllabus books.Books like Tata McGraw Hill are very useful for NTSE prep( especially for SST and MAT).There is also Arihant's preparation book for NTSE. Give online tests as many as you can.They really help you to manage your time well.Have a proper idea of time. Make sure you don't waste too much time on one question/section. Otherwise you may not get the time to complete the paper.Try to complete the paper atleast 15mins early so that you have time to revise the paper. You follow the same tips for board exam as well like focusing on the important points and revising concepts. Solve past years exam papers. If you are consistent in your work, you can definitely top these exams. Don't lose hope. All the best.

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