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NEET Percentile Calculator: Marks or Rank

Turn your NEET marks or rank into a percentile, and compare it with the qualifying cut-off.

Your NEET percentile

99.44%ile

About 550 marks means you scored better than roughly 99.44% of the 22,09,318 candidates who appeared.

Marks

550

Rank (AIR)

12,462

2025 qualifying cut-off

144

General, 50th percentile

Percentile = (candidates who appeared − rank + 1) ÷ candidates who appeared × 100. NTA's official percentile is per exam day and shift, so yours may differ slightly. Marks and rank here are estimates; see the notes on the rank predictor.

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Frequently asked questions

How is the NEET percentile calculated?

Percentile = (number of candidates who appeared − your rank + 1) ÷ number of candidates who appeared × 100. A 99th percentile means you scored better than about 99% of candidates.

What percentile is needed to qualify NEET?

For NEET UG 2025 the qualifying cut-off was the 50th percentile for General candidates (144 marks out of 720) and the 40th percentile for SC, ST and OBC candidates (113 marks).

Is this the official NTA percentile?

No. NTA's official percentile is calculated per exam session, so yours can differ slightly. This calculator gives a close estimate for planning.

How many candidates appeared in NEET?

About 22.09 lakh appeared in NEET UG 2025, 23.33 lakh in 2024 and 20.39 lakh in 2023.

Can I find my percentile from marks only?

Yes. Switch to "I know my marks". The tool first estimates your rank from that year's published bands, then converts it to a percentile.

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