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Minimum NEET score (percentile) to take admission in foreign medical universities

CBSE, which is responsible for the NEET exam publishes the score in percentile. A percentile is a relative score of how you as a student compare with the others who took up the NEET exam. NEET qualifying score for 2019 differs for students belonging to different categories. Here are the details:

CBSE has declared the NEET 2019 scores and the cut-off list. Here are the details of the NEET cutoff for 2019:

• General – 119
• OBC – 96
• ST/SC – 96

Yes, most likely. Qualifying NEET is only a requirement by MCI. So, universities in abroad are not concerned about how you perform in the NEET. However, depending on the country you are applying for, the university there can have its separate set of eligibility requirements. However, there are bright chances that you will get admission in abroad.

“Candidates who qualify NEET once, his/her NEET score shall be valid for a period of three (3) years from the date of declaration of result. ... Remember: students who don't apply within the NEET Exemption window period will be required to qualify NEET after June 5, 2019, to get MBBS admission abroad .

In 2018, the NEET mandate to study medicine in abroad was completely quashed. However, from 2019, NEET will be mandatory for every student dreaming of becoming a doctor. Students who went abroad in 2018 to study medicine had to take an eligibility certificate from MCI whether they had qualified NEET or not.