NEET 2025 Result Out: Finally, the result of NEET 2025 has been released and made public. However, you will not find it on the official NEET website yet. Instead, I am providing you with the official link because the Examination Service has released the result. You can visit the URL I’ll provide and check your result from there. I have already checked the results of 9–10 students using this link.
Discussion on Qualifying Marks
In this article, I am also going to talk about the qualifying marks. So, what are the qualifying marks for NEET 2025? And what are the highest marks scored this year? Let’s quickly break it down category-wise. If you still have any doubts after this, feel free to ask me in the comments, and I will try to clear all your doubts.
Result Link & Site Crash Information
The result link will be declared on the official website. You can check your result through that. If the site isn’t opening, it might have crashed due to high traffic. Try again after some time.
Category-wise Qualifying Marks
If we talk about the qualifying marks for the General category, the highest marks scored by a student is 686. Yes, 686 marks is the highest. Now, let’s talk about the minimum qualifying marks. For the General category, the qualifying marks is 144.
For OBC, SC, and ST categories, the qualifying marks is 113.
For EWS, it’s also 144.
For PWD (General/EWS), the cutoff is 143 to 127.
Similarly, for PWD (OBC/SC/ST) candidates, the qualifying marks are the same as their respective categories—113.
Real Student Example
To give you a real example, one girl scored 542 marks and her OBC NCL rank is 7010. Her All India Rank is approximately 15,900. This means that if your score is in the range of 520 to 550, then you are in a very safe zone. You will most likely get a seat in an MBBS college.
For Those Who Didn’t Qualify
And for those who did not get selected, don’t be disheartened. You have to think what you should do next, how to plan, and how to stay motivated.
Conclusion
I hope this article and the information shared were helpful for you. See you in the next article. That’s all for now.