NEET Rank Predictor – Estimate Your All India Rank from Marks (with Marks vs Rank Tables)
Free NEET rank predictor with year-wise marks-to-rank tables, category-wise ranks, college closing ranks and a practice quiz. Estimate your expected All India Rank instantly.
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View Complete ArticleWondering what All India Rank your NEET marks can fetch? This free NEET rank predictor estimates your expected rank instantly, and the page below gives you everything that actually decides your seat: year-wise marks-to-rank tables, category-wise ranks, and the closing ranks of top colleges. With around 20,87,462 candidates competing, even a small change in marks can shift your rank by thousands — so use the tool to set a realistic target, then sharpen your score with the free NEET practice quiz on this page.
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Quick NEET Rank Estimate
Already know your marks? Use the quick estimator below for an instant expected All India Rank, then scroll down for the full year-wise trend, category ranks and college cut-offs.
NEET Exam Pattern & Marking
NEET UG is a single pen-and-paper (OMR) test of 200 questions (180 to be answered) across Physics, Chemistry and Biology (Botany + Zoology). Each correct answer earns +4 and each wrong one −1, for a maximum of 720 over 3 hours 20 minutes. There is a single national merit list and percentile-based qualification (50th percentile for General, 40th for SC/ST/OBC).
How NEET Rank Is Calculated from Marks
In NEET, your All India Rank is decided by your marks relative to everyone else, so the marks needed for a given rank move every year with paper difficulty. At the top of the scale a few extra marks can be worth thousands of ranks, while lower down the curve flattens. Use the year-wise tables below to compare your target marks against the closest matching cycle rather than a single fixed chart.
NEET Marks vs Rank — Last 7 Years
Here is the year-wise NEET trend so you can compare your target against the closest recent cycle. NEET UG has used the 720-max pattern (180×4) across all years shown; it replaced AIPMT from 2017. 2024 was a severe outlier — an easy paper plus grace marks produced an initial 67 perfect scores (later revised to 17) and ~2,250 candidates in 700–720, compressing top ranks and pushing 550–650 scorers thousands of ranks lower than prior years. Score-to-rank loosens each year as registrations grew from ~11 lakh (2017) to ~24 lakh (2024).
NEET Marks vs Rank — 2024
| Marks (out of 720) | Approx All India Rank |
|---|---|
| 720 | ~17 |
| 715 | ~177 |
| 700 | ~2,250 |
| 690 | ~4,406 |
| 650 | ~29,000 |
| 606 | ~70,000 |
| 550 | ~1,44,000 |
| 500 | ~2,09,000 |
| 451 | ~2,85,550 |
| 400 | ~3,80,000 |
NEET Marks vs Rank — 2023
| Marks (out of 720) | Approx All India Rank |
|---|---|
| 720 | ~3 |
| 715 | ~12 |
| 710 | ~40 |
| 700 | ~100 |
| 690 | ~500 |
| 675 | ~1,000 |
| 645 | ~5,000 |
| 625 | ~10,000 |
| 600 | ~20,000 |
| 580 | ~30,000 |
| 550 | ~55,000 |
| 500 | ~1,10,000 |
NEET Marks vs Rank — 2022
| Marks (out of 720) | Approx All India Rank |
|---|---|
| 715 | ~1 |
| 700 | ~202 |
| 690 | ~512 |
| 680 | ~971 |
| 650 | ~4,163 |
| 600 | ~19,136 |
| 550 | ~46,747 |
| 500 | ~85,025 |
| 450 | ~1,33,916 |
| 400 | ~1,93,032 |
NEET Marks vs Rank — 2021
| Marks (out of 720) | Approx All India Rank |
|---|---|
| 720 | ~1 |
| 708 | ~31 |
| 698 | ~131 |
| 688 | ~382 |
| 668 | ~1,625 |
| 648 | ~4,869 |
| 608 | ~18,807 |
| 558 | ~50,021 |
| 508 | ~91,757 |
| 458 | ~1,42,031 |
| 408 | ~2,01,809 |
NEET Marks vs Rank — 2019
| Marks (out of 720) | Approx All India Rank |
|---|---|
| 701 | ~1 |
| 700 | ~5 |
| 695 | ~7 |
| 685 | ~38 |
| 651 | ~899 |
| 600 | ~40,000 |
| 550 | ~1,00,000 |
NEET Marks vs Rank — 2018
| Marks (out of 720) | Approx All India Rank |
|---|---|
| 691 | ~1 |
| 680 | ~8 |
| 671 | ~30 |
| 659 | ~80 |
| 651 | ~120 |
| 641 | ~230 |
| 621 | ~617 |
| 611 | ~967 |
| 601 | ~1,474 |
| 591 | ~2,126 |
| 581 | ~2,995 |
NEET Marks vs Rank — 2017
| Marks (out of 720) | Approx All India Rank |
|---|---|
| 697 | ~1 |
| 686 | ~10 |
| 668 | ~100 |
| 655 | ~232 |
| 645 | ~418 |
| 635 | ~700 |
| 625 | ~1,090 |
| 611 | ~1,902 |
| 598 | ~3,000 |
| 430 | ~60,000 |
NEET Category-wise Ranks & Cut-offs
| Category | Detail |
|---|---|
| General | Qualifying = 50th percentile (720–162 band in 2024); single open AIR |
| EWS | Same 50th-percentile cutoff; 10% reservation within the General pool |
| OBC-NCL | Qualifying = 40th percentile (161–127 in 2024) |
| SC | Qualifying = 40th percentile; govt-MBBS closing ranks much higher |
| ST | Qualifying = 40th percentile; most relaxed closing ranks |
NEET Top Colleges & Closing Ranks
| Institute | Branch/Course | Closing Rank / Cut-off | Category |
|---|---|---|---|
| AIIMS New Delhi | MBBS | ~47 | General (AIQ R1) |
| VMMC & Safdarjung, Delhi | MBBS | ~141 | General (AIQ R1) |
| Maulana Azad MC, Delhi | MBBS | ~145 | General (AIQ R1) |
| Lady Hardinge MC, Delhi | MBBS | ~320 | General (AIQ R1) |
| Seth GS MC (KEM), Mumbai | MBBS | ~800 | General (AIQ R1) |
| AIIMS Jodhpur | MBBS | ~1,450 | General (AIQ R1) |
| Madras MC, Chennai | MBBS | ~1,600 | General (AIQ R1) |
| BJ Medical College, Pune | MBBS | ~2,100 | General (AIQ R1) |
| KGMU, Lucknow | MBBS | ~2,600 | General (AIQ R1) |
How to Improve Your NEET Rank
NEET Preparation Tips
- Prioritise Biology — it carries 360 of 720 marks (50%) and is the most scoring, least volatile section; aim to convert nearly all 90 questions.
- Master NCERT cover-to-cover for Biology and Chemistry; most questions are NCERT-line based.
- Build speed and accuracy together — with −1 negatives, timed full-length mocks are essential to control wrong attempts.
- Do 10–15 years of previous papers; recurring concept patterns repeat heavily.
- Strengthen Physics numericals early — it is the lowest-scoring section for most and often decides top ranks.
NEET Rank Predictor — FAQs
NEET Rank Predictor — Frequently Asked Questions
Why were 2024 ranks so anomalous at the top?
NEET 2024 had an unprecedented 67 candidates scoring a perfect 720 and over 2,300 scoring 700+, driven by an easy paper, record volume and a grace-marks controversy. So 715 fetched only AIR ~48 and 700 fell to ~2,250 — treat 2024 top-end marks-vs-rank as an outlier. The calculator above uses a more representative curve.
How many marks for a government MBBS seat?
For an unreserved AIQ government MBBS seat you generally need roughly 620–650+ (AIR under ~15,000–20,000). Top central colleges (AIIMS Delhi, MAMC, VMMC) close under AIR ~150.
Is there negative marking?
Yes. +4 for correct, −1 for wrong, 0 for unattempted — so blind guessing is penalised. Maximum is 720 over 180 attempted questions.
Does NEET use normalization across days?
No. NEET is single-shift and single-paper, so there is no inter-session normalization. Raw marks directly determine the All India Rank.
What is the qualifying percentile and cutoff?
General must reach the 50th percentile (720–162 in 2024); SC/ST/OBC-NCL need the 40th (161–127). Qualifying only makes you eligible for counselling, not a guaranteed seat.
AIQ 15% vs state quota — what rank do I need?
The 15% All India Quota is filled by MCC strictly on AIR (most competitive). The 85% state quota uses your AIR within your domicile state and is usually less competitive.
Can a 600 score get a good government college?
In a normal year ~600 marks meant roughly AIR 15,000–25,000 — enough for many state government colleges but not top central ones.
Data sources: medicine.careers360.com · medicine.careers360.com · www.pw.live · www.pulsephase.in
Disclaimer: This NEET rank predictor gives indicative estimates for guidance only and is not affiliated with any official examination authority. Marks-to-rank trends shift every year with paper difficulty, candidate count and normalisation. Always verify final results, ranks and cut-offs on the official NEET portal before making admission decisions.
