NEET UG 2025 Marks Required for MBBS Admission: The result will be announced shortly by NTA on the official website. If everything goes well, it will be declared on the original date as shown in the prospectus on June 14. What rank is good for getting admission in the MBBS college, both in government and private? Pursuing an MBBS from a government college is a little cheaper than from private institutions. The private institution fee is higher than that of government colleges. We have given the details of the marks required by the candidates for pursuing an MBBS degree.
Qualifying Marks (Minimum Eligibility)
To be eligible for MBBS admission through NEET UG 2025, candidates must meet the following minimum qualifying marks (also called the cutoff percentile):
- General/Unreserved (UR): 50th percentile (expected marks: 720–155)
- OBC/SC/ST: 40th percentile (expected marks: 154–125)
- General-PwD: 45th percentile (expected marks: 154–135)
- SC/ST/OBC-PwD: 40th percentile (expected marks: 135–125)
These are the minimum marks required to qualify for NEET and become eligible for the counseling process.
Marks Required for Government College MBBS Admission
Qualifying for NEET does not guarantee an MBBS seat, especially in government colleges, where competition is intense and cutoffs are much higher.
- All India Quota (AIQ) Government MBBS Colleges:
- General/EWS: 530–560 marks (expected for 2025)
- AIIMS Delhi: 660–670 marks (expected cutoff)
- Safe Score for Government MBBS Colleges:
- General: 610–650 marks
- OBC: 590–630 marks
- SC: 500–550 marks
- ST: 450–500 marks
- State Quota (varies by state):
- For top government colleges, the cutoff may be slightly lower or higher depending on the state and category. For example, in Delhi, the UR cutoff is around 623–627, while in UP it is 585–595
Summary Table: NEET UG 2025 Expected Marks for MBBS Admission
| Category | Qualifying Marks (Eligibility) | Safe Score for Govt MBBS |
| General/EWS | 720–155 | 610–650 |
| OBC | 154–125 | 590–630 |
| SC | 154–125 | 500–550 |
| ST | 154–125 | 450–500 |
| General-PwD | 154–135 | — |
| SC/ST/OBC-PwD | 135–125 | — |
Key Points
- The actual cutoff for MBBS admission depends on the difficulty of the exam, the number of candidates, and seat availability.
- Scoring just the qualifying marks makes you eligible for counseling, but you generally need a much higher score to secure an MBBS seat, especially in government colleges.
- For top institutions like AIIMS Delhi, the cutoff is even higher (660–670 marks).
- Private medical colleges may admit candidates with lower NEET scores, but the fees are significantly higher.
For the most accurate and up-to-date information, always check the official NEET website and your state’s counseling authority after results are announced.
