NEET UG Rank Predictor

How NEET score-to-rank is estimated

NEET-UG marks total 720 (180 questions × 4 marks each, with −1 negative marking). The score-to-AIR mapping depends on the cohort that year — roughly 22–24 lakh students appear. The predictor uses the historical NTA percentile distribution: cutoffs shift by 10–30 marks year-on-year based on paper difficulty, but the percentile-to-rank curve is stable enough to give you a useful directional estimate.

Score → AIR ballpark

• 720–700 — AIR 1–500 (top medical colleges, AIIMS Delhi/Madras possible)
• 699–660 — AIR 500–3,000 (state-quota AIIMS, JIPMER, top state govt MBBS)
• 659–620 — AIR 3,000–10,000 (most govt MBBS via NEET-UG counselling)
• 619–580 — AIR 10,000–25,000 (mid-tier govt colleges + top private)
• 579–520 — AIR 25,000–80,000 (private MBBS, BDS, top BAMS)
• 519–460 — AIR 80,000–2,00,000 (private BDS, BAMS, BHMS)
• 459–137 (qualifying threshold for General) — AIR 2L+ (paramedical, repeat year option)

What the rank actually gets you

AIR alone doesn't determine admission — it's rank within your category (General / OBC / SC / ST / EWS) plus state-quota vs all-India quota that decides counselling outcomes. 85% of state-quota MBBS seats go to state-domicile candidates; AIR 30,000 from Tamil Nadu fills a Madras Medical College seat that AIR 10,000 from Bihar might not get. Always check both AIQ and state cutoffs.

Important caveat

This is an approximation — actual results depend on official NTA normalisation and the year's applicant pool. Use it to plan college choices, not to make irreversible decisions. The official rank is the only source of truth; this tool is an estimate when you're waiting for results or evaluating mock-test scores.