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NEET-UG DecodedEligibility, qualifying percentiles, what your score can realistically fetch, and the road from NEET to a medical license — explained simply.
NEET-UG is the single national entrance for MBBS, BDS, AYUSH and veterinary courses in India — and qualifying it is also mandatory for studying MBBS abroad.
Slide your NEET score — see where you can study.
Affordable, recognized universities abroad with English-medium programs.
NEET qualifying is percentile-based (relative to all candidates), not a fixed mark. Clear your category's percentile to enter counselling.
| Category | Qualifying Percentile | What It Means |
|---|---|---|
| General / EWS | 50th percentile | You must score in the top half of all candidates |
| OBC / SC / ST | 40th percentile | Relaxed threshold for reserved categories |
| General-PwBD | 45th percentile | Persons with Benchmark Disability (General) |
| Reserved-PwBD | 40th percentile | Reserved category with disability |
Indicative guidance — actual outcomes depend on category, state, rank and counselling round. We model your exact case for free.
Strong route via NMC-compliant MBBS abroad, plus AYUSH (BAMS/BHMS) options in India. Best value at this range.
Several private/deemed Indian colleges open up, alongside excellent abroad universities. We compare fees carefully.
Competitive — a real shot at some government seats and a wide private choice. Smart choice-filling is key.
High scores bring top government medical colleges into reach via AIQ/state counselling. We plan your strategy.
If you study MBBS abroad, returning to practise in India means clearing a licensing exam. Today that's the FMGE (conducted by NBEMS). The unified NExT is meant to replace FMGE and NEET-PG, but its rollout has been delayed by several years — so FMGE remains the active route for now.
Whether it's your first attempt or a re-attempt, these fundamentals matter most.
NCERT (especially Biology) is the backbone of NEET. Finish it cold before chasing reference books.
Previous years & full-length mocks build speed, accuracy and exam temperament — non-negotiable.
Train to manage 180 questions and avoid blind guesses — accuracy beats attempt count.
Have a backup ready before results — it removes panic and protects a full academic year.
Sleep, breaks and steady revision beat last-minute cramming. Burnout costs marks.
Understanding your options before results lets you act fast and decisively when the score is out.
The questions students and parents ask us most.
There is no high cut-off — you must qualify NEET (clear your category percentile), after which we can match you to NMC-compliant universities abroad, even at lower scores.
Yes. Qualifying NEET-UG is legally mandatory for any Indian student who wants to study MBBS abroad and later practise in India. It must be valid at the time of admission.
There is no limit on attempts and no upper age cap, so repeaters are fully eligible to re-attempt and improve their score.
No. Biology/Biotechnology is compulsory. You must have studied Physics, Chemistry and Biology with English in Class 12 to be eligible.
No. NEET eligibility depends on the minimum PCB percentage for your category (50% General, 40% reserved, 45% General-PwBD), not an overall 75% aggregate.
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