Education February 8, 2021 Eleanor Zara

NEET 2021 Expected Cut Off for Government Colleges

The National Eligibility cum Entrance Test ( NEET ) conducts the exam according to the international standards. The purpose of taking NEET exam is for the admissions in India’s top MBBS and BDS colleges.

The NEET 2021 will conduct exams for one exam in a year only. The candidates can take admission via NEET in government colleges also.

Unlike the previous year, this year, candidates have some hope to get the results on time. Students will be eagerly waiting for the result declaration. Government college is the first institution that strikes in every candidate’s mind. They will also want to know the cut off of the government colleges as well.

NEET 2021 Cut Off Marks

Here is the approximate expected cut off of NEET 2021 for 15% All India Quota for Top Government Colleges.

The candidates can check the official website for the cut off marks. The cut off for the NEET counselling under 15% All India Quota seat will be declared in the 2021 June. The merit list declaration based on NEET results.

The National Test Agency (NTA) calculates the percentile of the candidates. The candidate’s percentile depends on three factors: number of candidates, range of marks, and categories.

Category	Minimum Eligibility Percentage	Cut Off	Qualified Candidates
Unreserved (UR)	50 per cent	119	6,34,897
Unreserved Physically Handicapped (UR-PH)	45 per cent	107	205
Scheduled Caste (SC)	40 per cent	96	17,209
Scheduled Tribe (ST)	40 per cent	96	7,446
Other Backward Class (OBC)	40 per cent	96	54,654
SC-PH	40 per cent	96	36
ST-PH	40 per cent	96	12
OBC-PH	40 per cent	96	104

Note: The Cut off marks above are according to the previous year’s Cut off. The current Cut off will be published shortly.

The Merit List for the Counseling for 15% All India Quota

The number of seats in MBBS and BDS colleges under All India Quota (15%) is dependent on the merit list. After the declaration of merit list, students wait for the waiting list. So, the waiting list depends on four times the seat available in the merit list. Candidates must also know that the number of seats in the exam is more as compared to the percentage of the seats is less. So, candidates have to be diligent to crack the NEET examination in 2021.

Category	Marks	Candidates
OBC	468-465	230
SC	465-352	2815
ST	466-303	1427
Others	685-468	14315
OBC-PH	213-210	430
SC-PH	209-130	10
ST-PH	213-118	75
Others-PH	466-421	23

Note: The merit list above is according to the previous year’s merit list. The current merit list will be published shortly.

The Merit List for the Counselling for the State Quota

The National Test Agency (NTA) will provide 85% state quota for All India Ranking in MBBS and BDS colleges. According to the rank in the merit list, the candidates will get a call for counselling. The merit stands on the result of the NEET examination. Also, all the rules of the exam apply to all the aspirants.

Important dates

The below table consists of upcoming expected dates of the declaration of NEET Cut off 2021.

Declaration	Month (Tentative)
NEET 2021 exam expected date	May 2021
NEET 2021 result out	June 2021
NEET 2021 Cut off declaration	June 2021

How to check NEET 2021 Cut off?

The following are the steps to check the cut-off of the NEET 2021 exam:

Go to the official website of NEET. Check the Answer Key.
Count the number of incorrect and correct answers.
Now, with the help of the marking scheme, calculate the score.

[ Note: The method of calculation of the score is (total correct answers x 4) – ( total incorrect answers x 1)]

Now, match the score with the cut-off of different colleges.

Conclusion

We hope this article helps you understand the NEET cut off and how to calculate the marks for this year. Although the information is pretty erratic as many factors are considered before fixing a date. We recommend keeping a regular check on the official site for the notifications.

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