NEET score guides
What Your NEET Score Can Actually Get You
Score-by-score guides: the rank band, the colleges within reach, and what they cost.
A NEET score does not convert to a fixed rank, and a rank only matters against the closing rank for your category, state and counselling round. These guides work through 300, 350, 400, 450, 500 and 550 marks, plus how NEET marks map to rank and what the percentile cutoffs actually mean.
Can You Get MBBS With 300 Marks in NEET? The Honest Answer300 marks clears the UR cutoff, so counselling is open — but every seat at that rank costs ₹45 lakh or more. T…Read guide →NEET Percentile to Rank: What the Percentile Actually MeansPercentile is not percentage and it is not rank. What the 50th and 40th percentile cutoffs mean, and why quali…Read guide →NEET Marks vs Rank: What Your Score Actually Converts ToThe full marks-to-rank picture, why it moves every year, and how to use it without being misled by a table.Read guide →MBBS With 550 Marks in NEET: Which Government Colleges Are Realistic550 marks lands near AIR 40,000-55,000. Government seats are likely — the question becomes which college, not…Read guide →MBBS With 500 Marks in NEET: Government Seat Territory500 marks lands near AIR 80,000-1.1 lakh. Government seats are realistic in several states — here is how to ta…Read guide →MBBS With 400 Marks in NEET: Is a Government Seat Possible?400 marks lands near AIR 2-2.8 lakh. Unreserved government seats are out, but reserved categories and private…Read guide →MBBS With 450 Marks in NEET: Where You Actually Stand450 marks puts you near AIR 1.3-1.8 lakh. Reserved-category government seats are realistic; unreserved candida…Read guide →MBBS With 350 Marks in NEET: What Your Rank Actually Reaches350 marks puts you around AIR 3-4 lakh. Government seats are out; here is what converts and what it costs.Read guide →