NEET - 2025 Category wise Expected Cut - Off Marks Previous Years Trends

 The National Testing Agency (NTA) has successfully conducted the NEET UG 2025 exam and lakhs of students across India are eagerly awaiting their final results. In the meantime, students are keen to know the expected category-wise cut-off marks to estimate their chances of admission in MBBS, BDS, AYUSH, and other medical courses. Here we provide a detailed analysis of the NEET 2025 expected cut-off for all categories including General, OBC, SC, ST, and PwD based on previous years' trends, exam difficulty, and expected competition. Check NEET 2025 expected cut-off marks for General, OBC, SC, ST, and PwD categories. Know qualifying percentile, trends, and what happens next after NEET result.

NEET UG 2025 Expected Cut Off Marks ( Category wise )

Category	Qualifying Percentile	Expected Cut – Off Marks for 720
General ( UR )	50th Percentile	710 – 117
OBC	40th Percentile	116 – 93
SC	40th Percentile	116 – 93
ST	40th Percentile	116 – 93
General – PwD	45th Percentile	116 – 105
OBC/SC/ST PwD	40th Percentile	104 - 93

Factors Affecting NEET Cut-Off Marks

1. Difficulty level of the exam

2. Total number of candidates appeared

3. Number of MBBS/BDS seats available

4. Reservation category & seat matrix

5. Previous year trends

Previous Years NEET Cut Off Marks 

Years	General Cut Off Marks	OBC/SC/ST/ Cut Off	General - PwD
2024	720 – 137	136 – 107	136 – 121
2023	720 – 137	136 – 107	136 – 121
2022	715 – 117	116 - 93	116 - 105

What After Knowing Cut-Off?

1. If your score is above the expected cut-off, you’re likely qualified for counselling.
2. The next steps include:
3. MCC All India Quota (AIQ) Counselling
4. State-level Counselling
5. Deemed University and Private Medical College Counselling

Click Here to Check NEET 2025 Results - Score Card - Ranks

FAQs – NEET 2025 Cut-Off Marks

1. Is the NEET cut-off same every year?

No. It varies based on competition level, difficulty of exam, and number of seats.

2. What is the minimum NEET score for government MBBS college?

It depends on the state and category, but generally above 600+ is safe for General category in govt colleges.

3. Will NTA declare separate cut-off for each category?

Yes, NTA releases category-wise qualifying marks along with result.

4. Is qualifying in NEET enough to get a seat?

No. Qualifying only makes you eligible for counselling. Admission depends on score, rank, and category.

5. Can I get MBBS seat with 400 marks in NEET?

Possible in private colleges or through state quota for reserved categories.