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NEET Marks vs Rank

Slide to any score and see the All India Rank it corresponds to — with every number labelled so you know whether it comes from official NTA data or from an estimate.

Read this before you use any marks-vs-rank tool, including ours. NTA has never published a marks-vs-rank table — not for 2026, and not for any earlier year. Every such table you will find online is a coaching-institute estimate, however officially it is presented. What NTA does publish are exact counts at certain scores. This tool is built on those official points and tells you, for every score you select, which kind of number you are looking at.
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Estimated All India Rank
Approximate percentile
Where this number comes from

Official NTA data points Estimated band (dashed) Your selected score

Rank is plotted on a logarithmic scale, because the top of the list is far more crowded than the middle. The full official data is listed as a table further down this page.

Qualifying Status

Does this score clear the cut-off?

These cut-offs are official, published by NTA for the selected year. Qualifying means you are eligible for counselling — it does not by itself mean you will get a seat.

CategoryRequired percentileQualifying marks rangeYour selected score

The Official Data

Every official NTA data point we use

These are the anchor points for the year selected above. Everything the tool shows between them is calculated, not quoted.

ScoreApprox. All India RankWhat NTA actually published
Methodology

How this tool works, and where it can be wrong

What we do

We take the exact figures NTA publishes in its result press release — statements such as "10,160 candidates scored 600 and above" — and treat each one as a fixed point. Between two fixed points we interpolate on a logarithmic scale, which matches how ranks actually bunch together near the top.

Where the uncertainty is

Between roughly 500 and 220 marks, NTA publishes nothing. In that band we fall back on coaching-institute estimates and the tool says so plainly. We also show a likely range rather than a single confident number, because a single number there would be false precision.

What we deliberately did not do

Several widely-shared 2026 tables are simply wrong. One major site's table gives a better rank for 599 marks than for 600. Another publishes a "2026" table that starts at 686 — the 2025 topper's score — when the 2026 topper scored 715. We removed every data point that contradicted another.

Rank is not a seat

An All India Rank does not translate directly into an admission. Only 15% of government seats are filled through the All India Quota; the other 85% go through your own state's counselling, where your position among candidates from your state matters more.

Why 2026 scores cannot be compared with earlier years. The 2026 paper was re-held after the May exam was cancelled, and the re-exam was easier. The UR qualifying cut-off jumped from 144 marks in 2025 to 213 in 2026 — a rise of 69 marks. The same score means something quite different in each year, which is exactly why this tool makes you choose a year first.

Sources. NTA result press releases for 2023, 2024 (via PIB), 2025 and 2026; Ministry of Education report on 2024 scores; NMC seat matrix for NEET-UG 2026 counselling; and, where explicitly marked as estimates, published coaching-institute tables. Last reviewed 11 August 2026. If you spot an error, please tell us and we will correct it.

Know your score. Now build the preparation around it.

A rank tells you where you stand today. What changes it is a structured, supervised daily routine — which is exactly what DNA is built to provide.

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