NEET 2022 Results Declared!

NTA announced the NEET 2022 Result on September 7, 2022. The candidates can view and download the NEET 2022 Result from the official website- neet.nta.nic.in.

●       Click on the NTA NEET Result 2022 link on the home page and enter the login details.

●       You will be required to submit the application number, roll number, and date of birth.

●       Click on submit.

●       Your result will be displayed on the screen.

●       Check the result and download it.

●       Keep a hard copy of the same for future use. 

Along with the category-wise NEET cut-off scores, the authorities will also provide the names of state toppers. Candidates who qualify in NEET UG 2022 will be eligible for All India Quota (AIQ) and other quotas under the State Governments/Institutes, regardless of the examination medium, subject to fulfilment of other eligibility criteria.

As per the official notice, the NEET UG 2022 Counselling will begin later in the month of September 2022.

NEET 2022 Expected Cut-off

NEET cut-off scores are the minimum marks required to clear the exam. The following factors determine the NEET 2022 cut-off:

●       Difficulty level of the NEET 2022 question paper

●       Total number of total available seats

●       Total number of candidates appearing for the NEET 2022 exam

The NEET qualifying cut-off and percentile are expected to be the same as the previous years. As per the latest trends, the NEET 2022 expected cut-off is as follows:

Category	Qualifying Criteria	NEET(UG) 2022 Marks Range
UR/EWS	50th Percentile	715-117
OBC	40th Percentile	116-93
SC	40th Percentile	116-93
ST	40th Percentile	116-93
UR / EWS & PH	45th Percentile	116-105
OBC & PH	40th Percentile	104-93
SC & PH	40th Percentile	104-93
ST & PH	40th Percentile	104-93

NEET 2022 Tie Breaker Rule

If two candidates score the same marks in NEET UG 2022, the merit will be determined following the rule given below:

a. Candidate scoring higher marks in Biology (Botany and Zoology) in the exam, followed by

b. Candidate scoring higher marks in Chemistry in the exam, followed by,

c. Candidate scoring higher marks in Physics in the exam, followed by,

d. Candidate with a lesser number of attempted incorrect answers in all the subjects in the test, followed by,

e. Candidate with a lesser proportion of the number of attempted incorrect answers in Biology (Botany and Zoology), followed by,

f. Candidate with a lesser proportion of the number of attempted incorrect answers in Chemistry, followed by,

g. Candidate with a lesser proportion of the number of attempted incorrect answers in Physics, followed by,

h. Candidate older in age, followed by

i. Application number in ascending order.

NEET UG 2022 Final Answer Key

The final answer key for the NEET 2022 UG exam was released last month on the official website neet.nta.ac.in. Candidates can visit the website to download the final answer key that is shown on the homepage under the public notice section. After clicking on the “Final Answer Keys of NEET (UG) 2022” link, students can download the PDF of the final answer key. However, aspirants can download the final answer key from here: NEET UG 2022 Final Answer Key.

NEET Cut-Off Past Years Trend

Aspirants can check the table below for the previous year's cut-off. Candidates should make a note that the NEET cut-off increases every year for each category due to the increase in competition.

Category	2021 Cut off Score	2020 Cut off Score	2019 Cut off Score	2018 Cut off Score	2017 Cut off Score
UR	720-138	720-147	701 – 134	691 – 119	697 – 131
OBC/ SC/ ST	137-108	146-113	133 – 107	118 – 96	130 – 107
UR-PH	137-122	146-129	133 – 107	118 – 96	130 – 118
OBC/SC/ST/-PH	121-108	128-113	133-107	118 – 96	130 – 107

Candidates can check the qualifying criteria for NEET 2021 from the table below:

Category	Qualifying Criteria	NEET 2021 Marks Range	Number of Candidates
UR/ EWS	50th percentile	720-138	770857
OBC	40th percentile	137-108	66978
SC	40th percentile	137-108	22384
ST	40th percentile	137-108	9312
UR/ EWS & PwD	45th percentile	137-122	313
OBC & PwD	40th percentile	121-108	157
SC & PwD	40th percentile	121-108	59
ST & PwD	40th percentile	121-108	14

 

No. of AIIMS and JIPMER Seats

The undergraduate courses offered by AIIMS are as follows:

●       MBBS

●       BSc Nursing (Hons)

●       BSc Nursing (Post basic)

●       BSc (Hons) in Medical Technology and Radiography 

●       Bachelor of Optometry

According to the previous year's records, the seats for AIIMS MBBS are as follows:

College	No. of Seats
AIIMS Bathinda	150
AIIMS Bhopal	125
AIIMS Bhubaneswar	125
AIIMS Delhi	125
AIIMS Deoghar	100
AIIMS Gorakhpur	125
AIIMS Jodhpur	125
AIIMS Kalyani	125
AIIMS Mangalagiri (Guntur)	125
AIIMS Nagpur	125
AIIMS Patna	125
AIIMS Rae Bareli	100
AIIMS Raipur	125
AIIMS Rishikesh	125
AIIMS Bibinagar	100

The NEET UG 2021 cut-off marks round 1 for AIIMS and JIPMER are as follows:

College Name	Open		EWS		OBC		SC		ST
	AIR	Marks	AIR	Marks	AIR	Marks	AIR	Marks	AIR	Marks
AIIMS, New Delhi	53	706	254	695	250	695	875	680	4820	645
AIIMS‐Bhopal	572	687	1286	675	1235	675	6706	636	19741	598
AIIMS, Bhubaneswar	538	687	1419	672	1254	675	7136	635	27803	581
AIIMS, Rishikesh	933	680	1556	671	1608	670	11440	620	27207	582
AIIMS, Jodhpur	633	685	1191	677	1234	675	7840	632	15879	607
AIIMS, Patna	1519	671	2272	663	2208	664	19101	600	38351	562
AIIMS, Raipur	1134	677	1985	666	2018	665	14861	610	35474	567
AIIMS Bathinda	2016	665	2783	659	2863	658	23105	591	43789	554
AIIMS, Nagpur	1628	670	2743	660	2723	660	19492	599	42764	556
AIIMS, Gorakhpur	3077	656	4387	648	3906	651	33320	571	54028	539
AIIMS Mangalagiri	2999	657	4440	647	4389	648	27923	581	45782	551
AIIMS, Kalyani	3420	654	5133	645	4662	646	30121	577	58265	533
AIIMS Rajkot	3149	656	4385	648	4164	650	31948	574	49747	545
AIIMS Guwahati	4660	646	6083	639	5760	641	39563	561	56948	535
AIIMS Bilaspur, HP	3773	651	4525	647	4767	645	31476	575	54660	538
AIIMS, Deogarh	4841	645	5768	641	5581	641	41469	558	65960	523
AIIMS, Madurai	4759	646	7216	634	6027	640	43707	554	64970	524
JIPMER Puducherry	214	697	1061	677	611	686	6387	638	12566	616
AIIMS Jammu	4999	645	5940	640	6066	639	41780	557	63705	526
JIPMER Karaikal	2194	665	4795	645	3010	657	27062	583	38198	563

Govt. and Non-Govt./Deemed  Medical Colleges

India has upto 542 medical colleges for MBBS that offer a total of 80055 seats. The following table enumerates the total MBBS seats in India in various types of colleges:

College Type	Total Number of Colleges	Total Number of Seats
Government colleges	272	41,388 (Government seats in NEET)
Private colleges (including Deemed Universities)	260	35,540
Total seats through NEET (NEET government seats)	532	76,928
AIIMS (Delhi)	15	1205
JIPMER (Puducherry)	2	200

Eligibility Reservation Criteria

According to NEET 2022 reservation criteria, 27% reservation is for Other Backward Class (OBC) and 10% reservation to Economically Weaker Sections (EWS) under the All India Quota (AIQ) scheme. Of the total seats available in all government MBBS/BDS colleges, 15% are reserved for All India Quota (AIQ) seats. These seats under the 15% AIQ scheme are to be allotted via NEET-UG reservation criteria.

Furthermore, 85% of state quota seats are also reserved. The guidelines for NEET reservation criteria 2022 for the seats under the state quota are set by the state counselling authorities based on the prevailing reservation policies. It is important to note that all the states have their own reservation policies.

The concerned state counselling authorities control the procedure of admissions to various government and dental colleges of the particular state.

Courses Offered Through NEET-UG

Following courses are offered through NEET UG in India:

●       MBBS – Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery

●       B.D.S. – Bachelor of Dental Surgery

●       BAMS – Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery

●       BVC- Bachelor of Veterinary Science

●       BHMS – Bachelor of Homoeopathic Medicine and Surgery

●       BUMS – Bachelor of Unani Medicine and Surgery

●       B.P.T. – Bachelor of Physiotherapy

●       BYNS – Bachelor of Naturopathy and Yoga systems

The most known paramedical courses under NEET UG are as follows:

●       Bachelor of Occupational Therapy

●       B.Sc. in Dialysis Therapy

●       B.Sc. Nursing

●       B.Sc. Medical Lab Technology

●       B.Sc. in X-Ray Technology

●       Optometry (B.Sc)

●       B.Sc. in Nuclear Medicine Technology

●       B.Sc. in Operation Theatre Technology

●       Bachelor of Radiation Technology

●       B.Sc in Medical Record Technology

●       B.Sc. in Medical Imaging Technology

●       B.v SC

●       B.Sc. in Anaesthesia Technology

●       B.Sc(nursing)- AIIMS and JIPMER

●       B.Sc (horticulture)

●       Bachelor of Physiotherapy

NEET 2022 Counselling Procedure

The NEET counselling is done online. Those candidates who want to get admission in a reputed college for MBBS/BDS courses can apply for the counselling by following the steps below:

Step 1: Candidates must register on www.mcc.nic.in by clicking on the “register now” option. Once registered using the roll number, mother’s name, contact number, etc., log in to the portal using the credentials generated.

Step 2: Pay the counselling fees through credit/debit card or net banking after completing the registration. Given below are the counselling fees details:

Category	15% AIQ/ Central Universities	Deemed Universities	15% AIQ/ Central Universities	Deemed Universities
	Non-refundable Registration Fee in INR		Refundable Tuition Fee in INR
General (UR)	1,000	5,000	10,000	2,00,000
SC/ST/OBC/ PwD	500	5,000	5,000	2,00,000

Step 3: Candidates must fill in their preferences for courses and colleges by logging on to the portal. They can add/delete a choice from the list and set them on a priority basis. In the last step, aspirants need to lock their choices, which cannot be edited further.

Step 4: After the students have locked the seats, the MCC releases a seat allocation list. This list is prepared based on the AIR and the students' choices. A seat allotment letter is also released to the students for those selected for counselling.

Candidates should not forget to carry the important documents, both original and xeroxed, along with them when they visit the allocated college for counselling. Here is the list of important documents that the candidates must carry:

●       NEET Admit Card 2022

●       NEET 2022 Rank/ Result Card or Rank Letter 2022

●       High School (HSC or Class 10) Mark sheet and certificate

●       Senior Secondary School (SSC or Class 12) Mark sheet and certificate

●       Certificate of birth

●       Proof of Identity (NOTE: It should be valid, non-expired and government authority issued photo identity proof)

●       Category or Caste Certificate (if applicable)

●       Around six to eight passport-sized photographs (NOTE: Try to keep it the same as the one you will submit with the NEET 2022 application form)

●       Provisional Allotment Letter

NEET 2022 Important Dates

Given below are the NEET 2022 important dates that the candidates can look forward to:

Event	Corresponding Date
NEET 2022 Form – Application form: Date of release	6th April 2022
Last date to fill NEET application form 2022 (Previously)	6th May, 15th May 2022
NEET form date 2022 – Last Date Of Online NEET Application form Submission (Final)	20th May 2022
Application form fee – Last date to submit fee online (Final)	20th May 2022
Correction Window Portal Opens	24th May 2022
NEET 2022 application form – last date of the correction facility	27th May 2022, 15th June 2022
Admit Card Release date	12th July 2022
NEET 2022 Exam date	17th July 2022
NEET 2022 Announcement of Results	7th September 2022

FAQs

Q1. Does the 12th board performance have any weightage in NEET-UG?

No, the 11th and 12th marks are not considered for qualifying NEET exam. The selection is purely on the NEET exam performance. Marks of both classes do not carry any weightage in the NEET exam. However, 12th marks are important for eligibility for the NEET-UG exam. General category candidates require at least 50% aggregate in PCB.

Q2. Where can I download the NEET-UG scorecard 2022?

The NEET-UG scorecard can be downloaded from the official website of NTA: neet.nta.ac.in. Candidates should have their roll numbers and date of birth to log in to the portal. Once successfully logged in, they can check their NEET results and download the scorecard for the same.

Q3. I cannot check my NEET 2022 result. What to do?

Log in to the official NTA NEET website. If you are unable to log in to the portal, then check your internet connection. Moreover, there’s a possibility that the website is heavily loaded, resulting in a slow response. You can check the results after some time by entering your application number and date of birth.