Answer (1)
Mayank Chowdhary 4th Jun, 2020

Last year the qualifying cutoff marks was 135 marks for the general category to be eligible to apply for various medical courses out of 720 in the NEEt examination. 107 marks was the cutoff for reserved category ie scheduled caste, scheduled tribes, obc, etc.

And in 2018, the cutoff was 123 marks. So try to score around 150/160 and above to be on the safer side to get eligible.

And to get decent colleges you of course need marks in the range of 450 and above.

Best wishes. Thank you.

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