The NEET marks and rank for 2024 is updated by taking scores of NEET 2024. The following NEET rank list with marks is prepared based on candidates' NEET scores, vis-a-vis ranks.
NEET Score Band vs Total Number of Students
NEET is the only medical entrance test for admission to undergraduate courses in India. NEET 2023 was taken over 20,38,596 candidates out of which 11,45,976 candidates qualified. Except for those who score above 640, every candidate competes with hundreds of others for the same college/course. It is, therefore, important to know beforehand the sort of competition that one may face for a particular rank/score.
NEET 2024 has been registered by around 25 lakh candidates, and over 20 lakh candidates are expected to appear for the exam. Hence, with a higher level of competition, it is estimated that the NEET cutoff will be higher than the last year.
NEET 2024 Tie Breaker Criteria
Owing to a large number of test-takers for NEET, many candidates end up scoring the same marks in this examination. However, it is not possible to allot the desired institutes to the students if they are not ranked properly. To resolve this issue, NTA has tie-breaker criteria for NEET. These criteria help NTA allot different ranks to the candidates who have secured the same marks in NEET.
NEET Cutoff Analysis
Another important piece of information for the test-takers of NEET 2023 is the cutoff trend for the past years. Knowing the cutoff for NEET will help aspirants evaluate their chances of getting the desired college or course. Apart from NEET marks vs rank data, students are advised to note the cutoff trends. To know more about the past years' trends, check NEET 2023 cut off.
Category-wise NEET Cutoff Scores
The following table brings the category-wise NEET cutoff scores for the past year.
Factors Affecting NEET 2024 Rank For 500 to 600 Marks
The following are the factors influencing the expected rank in NEET 2024 for scores ranging from 500 to 600 marks:
- Total Number of Applicants: The number of students taking the NEET exam affects how ranks are distributed. Higher participation generally leads to more competitive ranks.
- Difficulty Level of the Question Paper: If the exam paper is more difficult, the distribution of ranks could change. A more difficult paper could narrow the range of ranks.
- Comparative Performance: How well other candidates perform also impacts individual ranks. If many candidates score similarly, the rank range tends to narrow.
- NEET Past Exam Cut-Off Trends: Historical data on previous NEET exams’ cut-offs and rank distributions are crucial for predicting expected ranks.
- Available Seats in Medical Colleges: The distribution of ranks in medical colleges directly impacts the number of seats available. Higher competition for a limited number of seats influences rank requirements.
It is important to note that these are only predictions; actual rankings may differ. Detailed NEET 2024 mark vs. rank analyses can provide more accurate rank estimates. With this range of scores, admission to top colleges may be particularly difficult.
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