NEET Result 2021 – The National Testing Agency (NTA) will declare the NEET 2021 result at ntaresults.nic.in or neet.nta.nic.in. NEET results 2021 date and time will be announced soon by NTA. NEET result 2021 link will be provided on this page when declared. NEET 2021 result is expected to be announced by the third week of October.
Candidates will need to enter their date of birth and roll number to find out how to check NEET results 2021. neet.nic.in 2021 results pdf will include personal information, subject-wise NEET percentageile, total marks and All India Rank, (AIR), category rank, 15% All India Quinta (AIQ rank) rank, as well as other details about the candidates. NTA will also publish the NEET qualifying NEET cutoff scores 2021 for General/SC/ST/OBC applicants in the NEET scorecard. NTA will release the final NEET 2021 answer key 2021 along with the NEET 2021 results pdf. NEET 2021 counselling sessions will be open to candidates who have passed the UG medical entrance exam. NEET has seen a record number of applicants, with 7,71,500 candidates qualifying in the last session. In contrast, 13,66,945 were able to participate in the NEET 2021 counselling session.
Admission to 83,075 MBBS, 26,949 BDS and 52,720 AYUSH will be granted through NEET scores. NEET 2021 will take place in pen and paper mode starting September 12. To find out the date and how to check NEET results, the steps to download them, and other pertinent information, please read the article NEET UG Results.
Particulars | Details |
NEET 2021 exam date |
September 12, 2021 |
NEET 2021 result date and time |
Expected soon |
Last date to download the result |
Up to 90 days from the date of NEET result 2021 |
NEET result website |
neet.nta.nic.in or ntaresults.nic.in |
Declaring authority |
National Testing Agency |
Number of aspirants expected to register |
16.14 lakh candidates |
Credentials to check NEET UG result 2021 |
Roll number, date of birth and security pin |
Details printed on the scorecard |
Name, subject-wise and total marks, percentile scores, AIR for 15% AIQ seats, cutoff score |
Validity of result |
For academic session 2021-22 |
Admission through NEET 2021 result |
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Courses offered through NEET |
MBBS, BDS, BUMS, BAMS, BHMS, BSMS, BNYS, B.V.Sc and AH courses |
Is NEET 2021 result declared?
Many people are asking social media when will the NEET UG results 2021 be announced. Or when is NEETUG result 2021? NTA has yet to release any official information regarding NEET 2021 result. The official website neet.nic.in will provide any latest information on NEET 2021 results. The NTA NEET result announcements were made last year after one month since the date of the exam. Aspirants will be able to compare the NEET result declaration dates trends to help them know when they can expect to receive their result. To find the expected release date for the NEET 2021 results, aspirants can look at the past year’s result dates in the table below.
NEET result date trends over the years
Exam year |
Exam date |
Answer Key date |
NEET Result date |
2021 | September 12, 2021 | October 15, 2020 | Expected soon |
2020 |
September 13, 2020 |
September 26, 2020 |
October 16, 2020 |
2019 |
May 5, 2019 |
May 29, 2019 |
June 5, 2019 |
2018 |
May 6, 2018 |
May 25, 2018 |
June 4, 2018 |
Along with the NEET result, the cutoff for NEET 2021 is available at the NEET result site. The dates of the NEET scorecard will be announced later. Candidates can view the table below to see the cutoff percentiles and scores from previous years for NEET 2021.
NEET result qualifying percentile & scores
Category | Qualifying Criteria | Cut-off marks 2021 | Cut-off marks 2020 |
UR | 50th Percentile | To be announced | 720-147 |
OBC | 40th Percentile | To be announced | 146-113 |
SC | 40th Percentile | To be announced | 146-113 |
ST | 40th Percentile | To be announced | 146-113 |
UR / EWS & PH | 45th Percentile | To be announced | 146-129 |
OBC & PH | 40th Percentile | To be announced | 128-113 |
SC & PH | 40th Percentile | To be announced | 128-113 |
ST & PH | 40th Percentile | To be announced | 128-113 |
Total |
*The NEET BDS cutoff was modified in the previous session to account for filling up the 7,000 BDS seats that were vacant. NEET general category cutoff was 40th percentile. SC/ST/OBC was 30th percentile while General-PH was 45th percentile.
How to check NEET result 2021?
The step-by-step procedure for downloading the NEET UG 2021 results and downloading their scorecards can be found below. Find out how to check NEET results.
Step 1: Log on to the NTA NEET result official website neet.nta.nic.in
Step 2: Click on the “View NEET-UG 2021 -Result” tab given on the screen.
Step 3: On the NEET candidate login page, enter the roll number, Date of Birth, and the security pin provided on the page. Check the image below.
Step 4: NEET rank card 2021 will be displayed on the screen.
Step 5: Download the result of NEET 2021 by clicking on the ‘Print’ tab and then save it.
Step 6: Candidates are advised to save a copy of their NEET result and keep retain until the admission process concludes.
Check the replica of the NEET 2021 result-cum scorecard which has been provided below.
Details mentioned on NEET UG Result 2021
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Candidate’s Roll Number
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Application Number
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Personal Details (including candidate’s name, father’s and mother’s name, gender, DOB, nationality, category/sub-category, etc.)
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Percentile obtained in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology (Botany and Zoology)
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Total Marks obtained
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Percentile Score
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NEET 2021 All India Rank
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NEET Qualifying Status
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NEET AIR for 15% AIQ seats
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NEET Cutoff Score
NEET 2021 Result – How marks are calculated?
NEET total marks are 720. NEET result 2021 is determined on the basis of the NEET final answer key. NEET result calculation is done using the marking scheme, which mentions:
NEET marking scheme |
+4 marks for the correct answer |
-1 mark for the incorrect response |
0 mark for unanswered question |
Using the marking scheme as per the NEET exam pattern, the raw score to be obtained in the NEET exam can be calculated using the formula below.
Formula:
NEET marks = 4 X total correct answers – 1 X total incorrect answers |
NEET Result 2021 – How NEET percentile score is calculated?
NEET percentile means how many candidates have scored more or less than a particular aspirant. NEET percentile calculates in comparison to the top NEET raw score. Thus, NEET percentile scores mention the candidate’s position below the NEET topper and above others.
NTA defines NEET 2021 percentile rank as, “ the percentage of scores that falls below a given score in a group.” A specific formula is applied on the basis of which the NEET percentile score of a candidate is calculated.
Aspirants can check the formula to calculate the NEET percentile below.
Along with the result, the competent authority will publish the final answer key for NEET 2021 at www.nta.ac.in. After the exam is over, the official NEET answer key 2021 will be made available at nta.ac.in. Candidates will be able determine their probable score in NEET 2021 using the NTA answer key. NEET 2021’s answer key is the best source to evaluate a candidate’s performance on the entrance exam. Candidates interested in challenging the questions can pay a Rs 1000/- non-refundable processing fee per question.
NTA conducts the entrance test and prepares the NEET 2021 merit lists for candidates who have chosen to join the 15% All India Quota. NEET results will be used to prepare the merit list for counselling. The Directorate General of Health Services will receive the list of qualified candidates for allocation of seats under 15% AIQ. NEET 2021’s merit list will be organized by category based on the category that was given when applying for counselling. You will find details such as the merit rank, marks and roll number.
NTA will share the merit lists with state and central counselling authorities. These will be used to admit students. Following their guidelines, the respective counselling authorities will publish any subsequent merit lists that include NEET state rank 2021. Candidates who are not native to the state will be included in the merit lists prepared by the respective state counselling authorities.
NEET result 2021- Tie-Breaking Method
Tie-breaking criteria is used to determine inter-se-merit All India rank in NEET 2021 if two or more candidates achieve the same score. The following table lists the tie-breaking criteria that were used in the NEET merit listing 2021.
- Biology MarksAspirants with higher Biology scores will be preferred to others in NEET 2021.
- Chemistry Marks If the above criteria fail, applicants who scored higher in Chemistry will get preference.
- Less Incorrect Marks: Should a tie persist, the candidate with fewer incorrect answers to NEET 2021 will receive a higher rank than the others.
- The Age Factor: As per NEET UG 2021’s latest update, the method for breaking ties with age factor has been abandoned.
NEET 2021 result validity
NEET 2021’s released result will be valid only for three years from the declaration year. Candidates are encouraged to download the NEET 2021 results from neet.nta.nic.in and keep them safe. It is vital that the NEET results be kept for at least 90 days after the declaration date. This will allow the candidate to serve during counselling and medical admission. Medical admission will be granted based on counselling that has been completed after the NEET 2021 results have been declared.
NEET results re-evaluated
All the options for re-evaluation after declaration of NEET 2021 result are available to aspirants.
- Authorities used to examine the machine-gradable answer sheets with great care before releasing the NEET 2021 results.
- Thus, there is no provision for re-checking/re-evaluation of the NEET results.
NTA won’t provide facilities for the re-evaluation NEET result 2021 due to the following reasons.
- NEET 2021 OMRs can be machine-graded and are being evaluated using specific software that is impartial to all.
- Candidates are allowed to present the OMR gradation PDF of their NEET OMR sheets to the OMR graders. They can also challenge the answer key if they have any doubts.
NEET 2021 results for 15% All India Quota
Based on the NEET exam results and marks. NTA will create a separate merit list to be used by those who have chosen 15% All India quota seats. The NEET exam 2021 list of qualified candidates will be sent to the Directorate General of Health Services, Medical Examination Cell, Ministry of Health and Family Welfare (Govt. of India) and Ministry of AYUSH (Govt. India to allot NEET 2021 seats through Online Counselling to 15% All India Quota Seats.
NEET 2021 results for 85% State Quota
- All India Rank will be issued by NTA to all qualified aspirants. The NEET results will be shared with the DGHS and Ministry of Health and Family Welfare (Govt. of India) and Ministry of AYUSH (Govt. India will provide the same to state counselling authorities.
- Counselling for NEET 2021 will be offered by the respective state counseling conducting authorities.
- Counselling authorities will also release the state merit lists of candidates based upon NEET result All India Rank, (AIR), in each category.
NEET result 2021 offers courses
Candidates will need to apply for admission to the following courses once the NEET 2021 results have been declared.
- MBBS and BDS – NEET 2021 is the only gateway for admission to MBBS and BDS government and private colleges, central universities, deemed institutes/universities across India along with AIIMS and JIPMER which have been brought under the ambit of NEET 2021.
- AYUSH Courses –NEET is the portal for admission to all AYUSH programs offered in India, including Ayurveda and Yoga (BAMS), Yoga & Naturopathy (BNYS), Unani and Siddha(BSMS), and Homeopathy and Homeopathy (BHMS).
- B.V.Sc. and AH courses – Admissions to 15% All India Quota in Veterinary colleges that offer B.VSc. The NEET 2021 result is also used to determine eligibility for AH courses, except Jammu & Kashmir.
- It is necessary to pass the exam in order to pursue foreign medical or dental programs. NEET results of such candidates are valid for three years.
What happens after NEET 2021 results?
- NEET-qualified candidates (except those from J&K) can participate in the MCC centralised counselling process for All India Quota. Candidates can register to the centralized NEET Counselling.
- Jammu and Kashmir candidates who pass the exam, but are not eligible to take part in All India Quota counselling, will be eligible to register for the J&K state counselling process.
- If they meet the eligibility criteria, qualified candidates can also register for the state counselling process in their respective states.
NEET result – closing rank data
NEET 2021 Counselling sessions will be conducted by NTA based on the NEET 2021 scores. Counselling is offered at various levels to accommodate 15% AIQ seats as well as 85% state quota. These criteria will determine which candidates are eligible to be admitted to MBBS or BDS seats in the country.
- 15% All India Quota Seats: 15% of all available government seats are reserved under All India Quota. These seats are filled through counselling by the Directorate General Health Services (DGHS), on behalf of Medical Counselling Committees (MCC).
- 85% State Quota: The remaining seats in government, private medical, and private colleges will be reserved for state quota. According to the eligibility and domicile rules in each state, the respective state counselling agencies will grant admission to the 85% state quota.
- Central Institutes/Universities/Deemed Universities: All the seats offered by medical and dental central institutes/universities as well as deemed universities will be allotted on the basis of the NEET 2021 result. MCC will conduct counselling for all central institutes and deemed university seats.
- State/Management/NRI Quota Seats: NEET UG 2021 will be used to determine eligibility for State/Management/NRI quota seat offers by private medical and dental colleges, or any private university.
- Central Pool Quota Seats: All qualified candidates nominated under Central Pool Quote seats will be
granted admission on the basis of their NEET scorecard 2021 through the counselling for such candidates will be done by MCC.
NEET 2021 is yet to conducted by NTA. In the meantime, candidates can check the previous year’s list of meritorious candidates of NEET who emerged as the toppers in the undergraduate medical exam.
NEET toppers- 2020 session
Air Rank | Candidate’s Name | Gender | Category | Marks obtained |
Percentile Score | State |
1 | Soyeb Aftab | Male | UR | 720 | 99.9998537 | Odisha |
2 | Akanksha Singh | Female | UR | 720 | 99.9998537 | Delhi |
3 | Tummala Snikitha | Female | UR | 715 | 99.9995611 | Telangana |
4 | Vineet Sharma | Male | UR | 715 | 99.9995611 | Rajasthan |
5 | Amrisha Khaitan | Female | UR | 715 | 99.9995611 | Haryana |
6 | Guthi Chaitanya Sindhu | Female | UR | 715 | 99.9995611 | Andhra Pradesh |
7 | Satwik Godara | Male | UR | 711 | 99.9994879 | Haryana |
8 | Srijan R | Male | OBC (NC) | 710 | 99.9985369 | Tamil Nadu |
9 | Karthik Reddy | Male | UR | 710 | 99.9985369 | Karnataka |
10 | Matravadia Maanit | Male | UR | 710 | 99.9985369 | Gujarat |