NEET UG Rank Predictor
Estimated percentile and All India Rank from your NEET score
Your total from the answer key or scorecard. Negative marking already applied.
Update once NTA publishes the figure for your year.
Enter your NEET score out of 720 to estimate your rank.
This is an estimate built from previous years' score distributions, not an official prediction. An easier paper pushes every score down the rank list, so a wide margin is normal. Your actual rank comes only from the NTA scorecard.
About this tool
NEET ranks are decided by where your score falls in the distribution of everyone who appeared, not by an absolute threshold. This predictor maps your score onto a percentile using the score-to-percentile pattern from recent NEET results, then converts that percentile into an All India Rank using the number of candidates who appeared.
The output is a band, not a number. Difficulty shifts year to year, so a 650 that meant a four-digit rank in one year can mean a five-digit rank in an easier paper; treat the range as a planning aid and wait for the official scorecard for your actual rank.
Frequently asked questions
›How is NEET percentile calculated?
Percentile is the share of candidates who scored at or below you, out of everyone who appeared. It is a relative measure, so it moves with the difficulty of the paper and the size of the candidate pool.
›What score is needed to qualify NEET?
The general-category qualifying mark is the 50th percentile, which has landed between roughly 135 and 165 marks in recent years. Reserved categories qualify at the 40th percentile and PwD candidates at the 45th.
›What score gets a government MBBS seat?
Under the 15% All India Quota, general-category candidates have typically needed 600 or above for a government college, with state quota cutoffs varying widely by state and category.