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Ans. NEET (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test) cutoff is the minimum qualifying percentile or score that a candidate needs to obtain in order to be considered eligible for admission to undergraduate (UG) and postgraduate (PG) medical courses in India.

The cutoff is determined by the National Testing Agency (NTA) for NEET UG and by the National Board of Examinations (NBE) for NEET PG. The NEET cutoff varies for different categories of candidates such as General, OBC, SC, ST, and PwD. The cutoff may also vary each year depending on various factors such as the difficulty level of the exam, the number of candidates who appeared for the exam, and the number of seats available for admission.

Ans. NEET cutoff is calculated based on the percentile score obtained by candidates in the exam. The percentile score is calculated using the following formula:

Percentile score = (Number of candidates with a raw score equal to or less than the candidate/Total number of candidates) x 100

Ans. The minimum qualifying percentile for different categories of candidates is as follows:

• General category: 50th percentile
• OBC category: 40th percentile
• SC category: 40th percentile
• ST category: 40th percentile
• PwD category: 45th percentile (for General category candidates) and 40th percentile (for SC, ST, and OBC candidates)

Ans. AIQ seats are reserved for candidates from all over India, except for candidates from Jammu and Kashmir. The NEET AIQ cutoff is usually higher than the cutoff for state quota seats, as there is more competition for the limited number of seats available.

The AIQ cutoff is determined by the Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS) on behalf of the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC). The cutoff is based on the NEET score and percentile obtained by candidates, and it varies depending on the category of the candidate.

Candidates who qualify for the AIQ cutoff will be eligible to participate in the centralized counselling process conducted by the MCC for admission to medical and dental colleges under the AIQ.

Ans. NEET 2022 cutoff was 50% marks for general category, 45% marks for PH candidates and 40% for candidates from the reserved category. NEET Cut-off 2023 will be released by the NTA after the conduct of the NEET 2023 exam on 7th May 2023.

Ans. As per the latest NEET PG cutoff, the qualifying percentile is 291 for General, 257 for SC/ST/OBC, and 274 for General-PH. NEET PG cutoff 2023 was released on March 14, 2023.

Ans. NEET cutoff can be different for different colleges depending on various factors such as the number of seats available in the college, the number of candidates who applied for admission to the college, the category of the candidate, and the difficulty level of the exam. The NEET cutoff for a particular college is usually determined by the college authority based on the NEET score and percentile obtained by candidates.

Each college has its own cutoff score and percentile, and candidates who meet or exceed the cutoff score will be eligible for admission to that college. The cutoff score and percentile may also vary based on the category of the candidate, as there are separate quotas for General, OBC, SC, ST, and PwD candidates.

Ans. Yes, there is a separate NEET cutoff for state quota seats. State quota seats are reserved for candidates who are domiciled in a particular state or Union Territory, and the cutoff score and percentile for these seats may differ from the cutoff for All India Quota (AIQ) seats.

The state quota cutoff is usually determined by the state government or the state counselling authority based on various factors such as the number of seats available, the number of candidates who applied for admission, and the difficulty level of the exam. The cutoff score and percentile for state quota seats may also vary based on the category of the candidate.

Ans. You can check the NEET cutoff for a particular year by following these steps:

1. Visit the official website of the National Testing Agency (NTA), which is the conducting body for the NEET exam.
2. Look for the link for NEET cutoff or result on the homepage of the website.
3. Click on the link to access the NEET cutoff page.
4. Select the year for which you want to check the cutoff.
5. The NEET cutoff for that year will be displayed on the screen.

Alternatively, you can also check the NEET cutoff for a particular year on the official website of the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) or the state counselling authority. 

Ans. Here are some differences between NEET cutoff percentile and NEET cutoff score:

Ans. No, the NEET cutoff percentile is not the same every year. The cutoff percentile may vary every year based on various factors such as the difficulty level of the exam, the number of candidates who appeared for the exam, and the availability of seats in medical colleges. The NEET cutoff percentile is determined by the National Testing Agency (NTA) based on these factors and may vary from year to year.

Ans. The NEET cutoff percentile can be affected by the difficulty level of the exam in the following ways:

• If the NEET exam is relatively easy, then the cutoff percentile may increase. This is because more candidates are likely to score higher marks, and therefore the NTA may set a higher cutoff percentile to maintain the same level of competition for admission.
• If the NEET exam is relatively difficult, then the cutoff percentile may decrease. This is because fewer candidates are likely to score high marks, and therefore the NTA may set a lower cutoff percentile to ensure that enough candidates qualify for admission.
• If the difficulty level of the NEET exam is moderate, then the cutoff percentile may remain stable or change slightly. This is because the NTA will consider various factors such as the number of candidates who appeared for the exam and the availability of seats in medical colleges before determining the cutoff percentile. 

Ans. If a candidate does not meet the NEET cutoff, they will not be eligible for admission to medical or dental courses in any government, private or deemed university/colleges in India. The cutoff is the minimum score or percentile that a candidate needs to achieve in order to be eligible for admission, and failing to meet it means that the candidate has not qualified for admission.