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Seven tools, built on official NTA, NMC and KEA sources, free to use and with no sign-up. Where a number is an estimate rather than official, we say so on the screen.

Most used

Marks vs Rank

Slide to any score from 2023 to 2026 and see the All India Rank it corresponds to, your percentile, and whether it clears each category cut-off. Built on official NTA anchor points, with every estimate labelled.

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Exact, not estimated

Score Calculator

Enter your correct and incorrect answers subject by subject against the answer key. Applies the official +4 / −1 marking scheme and shows your accuracy, marks gained and marks lost.

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Honest

Seat Reality Check

11,21,185 candidates qualified NEET 2026. There are about 1,36,939 MBBS seats. See where a rank actually sits against All India Quota, government and total seats — without the false optimism.

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Explainer

Why Cut-offs Move

The UR cut-off went 137, 162, 144, then 213 — a 69-mark jump in one year, under the same rule. Understand why the cut-off is a percentile, not a mark, and why you should never aim at it.

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72 colleges

Medical College Explorer

Search and filter India's leading MBBS colleges by state and type. NIRF 2025 ranks, seats, admission route and a verified link to each college's genuine official website.

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Saves your progress

Syllabus Tracker

Every NEET chapter as a checklist you can tick off, with progress saved in your own browser. Based on the official NMC syllabus — and it flags the four official units that are not in your NCERT book at all.

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Local

NEET in Karnataka

Karnataka has more MBBS seats than any other state. How KEA and MCC counselling differ, the eligibility clauses that decide whether you count as a Karnataka candidate, the rural and Kannada-medium quotas, and every government medical college.

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Our commitment

Why we label every number

NTA has never published a marks-vs-rank table. Every one you see online is an estimate, however officially it is presented — and some are demonstrably wrong. We show you which figures are official, which are calculated, and which are estimates. If you find an error, tell us and we will correct it.

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How To Use These Together

A four-step reality check

1

Work out your score

Use the Score Calculator with the official answer key.

2

Convert it to a rank

Use Marks vs Rank for the correct exam year.

3

Test it against seats

Use the Seat Reality Check to see what that rank really means.

4

Shortlist colleges

Use the College Explorer and go to official sites for the detail.

Tools tell you where you are. Preparation changes it.

If the numbers you are seeing are not the ones you want, come and talk to us about what a structured, supervised preparation year actually looks like.

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