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The qualifying cut-offs marks determine the least marks required by candidate belonging to specific category in order to pass NEET exam, its scores are released against respective categories and for this year it's as follows-

• General/Unreserved :720-138 (corresponding to 50 percentile)
• SC/ST/OBC: 137-108(corresponding to 40 percentile)
• UR-PH:137-122(corresponding to 45 percentile)
• SC/ST/OBC-PH: 121-108(corresponding to 45 percentile)

Hence, if we go through this year cut-offs for OBC-PH then you need at least 108 marks to qualify NEET, however merely qualifying NEET doesn't guarantee of  chances in any private or medical colleges, the reason beings cut-offs varies through AIQ and state quota pertaining to the participating colleges in the same,

The qualifying cut-offs marks for 2020 has been as follows-

• General/Unreserved :720-147 (corresponding to 50 percentile)
• SC/ST/OBC: 146-113(corresponding to 40 percentile)
• UR-PH:146-129(corresponding to 45 percentile)
• SC/ST/OBC-PH: 128-113(corresponding to 40 percentile)

To know more details for the same, you can visit our page at https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-cut-off

Also, you can go through previous year cut-offs for AIQ and state quota at https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-cut-off-for-government-colleges