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NEET Rank Predictor 2027: Marks vs Rank from NTA 2024-2026 Data

Conducted by NTA Scope National

NEET UG 2027 marks vs rank can only be estimated until NTA declares the result. NTA’s own data gives firm anchors: in 2026, 10,160 candidates scored 600 or more and 90,780 scored 500 or more, while in 2025 the 1,00,000th rank scored 464. The tables below use these to estimate your rank. NEET UG 2027 is expected in May 2027.

NEET Rank Predictor 2027

Official NTA marks and rank data for 2024 to 2026, a 2027 estimate table and the qualifying marks by category.

What NEET rank will I get for my marks in 2027?

Your NEET rank is roughly the number of candidates who score more than you. NTA published two kinds of data you can use: how many candidates reached certain scores in 2026, and the marks at fixed ranks in 2025. Because 2026 was a high-scoring year and 2025 a low-scoring one, the two columns give a likely range for 2027.

NEET marks (out of 720)Approx. rank if 2027 scores like 2025Approx. rank if 2027 scores like 2026
690 and aboveUnder 73 (no one scored above 686)About 138 or better
650About 74About 1,492
600About 1,330About 10,160
550About 12,000Not published
500About 51,500About 90,780
464About 1,00,000Not published
405About 2,00,000Not published
357About 3,00,000Not published
316About 4,00,000Not published
281About 5,00,000Not published

This is an estimate built from NTA figures. The 2025 column uses NTA’s table of candidates in each marks range and its marks at selected ranks; the 2026 column uses NTA’s counts of candidates at or above 650, 600 and 500 and its list of top rankers. NTA did not publish 2026 data for the other scores.

NEET 2025: Marks at Selected Ranks (official)

NTA’s NEET (UG) 2025 result press release (14 June 2025) gave the marks scored at fixed ranks. This is the only official marks-at-rank table of the last three years.

NEET 2025 rankMarks obtained
50,000502
1,00,000464
1,50,000433
2,00,000405
2,50,000380
3,00,000357
3,50,000336
4,00,000316
4,50,000298
5,00,000281
NEET 2025 marks rangeCandidates
651 to 68673
601 to 6501,259
551 to 60010,658
501 to 55039,521
451 to 50069,503
401 to 45088,239
351 to 4001,05,578
301 to 3501,26,935
251 to 3001,57,952
201 to 2501,98,346
144 to 2003,03,040

Source: NTA NEET (UG) 2025 result press release. The highest score in 2025 was 686; no candidate scored 720.

NEET 2026: How Many Candidates Scored Above Each Mark (official)

NEET (UG) 2026 was re-held on 21 June 2026 after the 3 May exam was cancelled, and the result came on 16 July 2026. NTA’s press release gave counts at a few scores, which work as approximate ranks.

NEET 2026 scoreCandidates at or above (approx. rank)
Above 70517
Above 70019
690 and above (top rankers list)138
650 and above1,492
600 and above10,160
500 and above90,780
213 and above (General qualifying mark)9,96,935

The highest score was 715, by two candidates; NTA’s top rankers list places Aryan Gupta at AIR 1 and Panshul Bansal at AIR 2 after tie-breaking. Sources: NTA NEET (UG) 2026 result press release and NEET (UG) 2026 top rankers list.

Why does the same NEET score give a different rank each year?

Difficulty and the number of candidates change. In 2025, 1,332 candidates scored above 600; in 2026, 10,160 did. So 600 marks meant a rank near 1,330 in 2025 but near 10,160 in 2026.

YearAppearedQualifiedHighest scoreGeneral qualifying mark
202423,33,29713,15,853720 (17 candidates shared AIR 1)162
202522,09,31812,36,531686144
202619,99,89511,21,185715213

Sources: NTA key data points of NEET (UG) over the years (16 July 2026) and the NTA NEET (UG) 2024 re-revised result press release (26 July 2024). In 2024, the score of 715 covered AIR 24 to 100.

What are the NEET qualifying marks by category?

To qualify, you must reach the 50th percentile (General and EWS), the 40th percentile (OBC, SC and ST) or the 45th percentile (General PwBD). The marks for each percentile change every year.

Category (percentile)2024 marks2025 marks2026 marks
General and EWS (50th)720 to 162686 to 144715 to 213
OBC, SC, ST (40th)161 to 127143 to 113212 to 177
General and EWS PwBD (45th)161 to 144143 to 127212 to 194
OBC and SC PwBD (40th)143 to 127126 to 113193 to 177
ST PwBD (40th)142 to 127126 to 113191 to 177

Qualifying only makes you eligible for counselling. Your rank decides the seat, so check the NEET result page for how ranks are given.

How to Estimate Your NEET 2027 Rank

  1. After the exam, check your answers with the NEET answer key: +4 for a correct answer, -1 for a wrong one, out of 720.
  2. Find your marks in the 2027 estimate table. Expect your rank to fall between the 2025 and 2026 columns, nearer the 2026 one if the paper feels easy.
  3. Compare that rank with past closing ranks in NEET counselling to see which seats are realistic.
  4. Wait for your official rank on the NTA scorecard. NTA also publishes the all-India and category ranks there.

NEET Rank Predictor 2027 FAQs

What rank will I get with 600 marks in NEET 2027?
It depends on the paper. In 2026, 10,160 candidates scored 600 or more; in 2025 only about 1,330 did. So 600 marks could mean a rank between about 1,300 and 10,200.
What rank will I get with 500 marks in NEET?
In 2026, 90,780 candidates scored 500 or more, so 500 meant a rank near 90,780. In 2025, 500 marks was near rank 51,500, and the 50,000th rank scored 502.
How many marks are needed for a rank within 1 lakh in NEET?
In 2025 the 1,00,000th rank scored 464 (official NTA figure). In 2026, 90,780 candidates scored 500 or more, so the 1 lakh mark was a little below 500.
Does NTA publish a NEET marks vs rank list?
Not as a full list. The 2025 result press release had marks at selected ranks, and the 2026 press release gave counts of candidates above some scores. Your own rank is on your NTA scorecard.
Is there a NEET rank predictor tool on AglaSem?
Not at present. The old tool link now opens the general NEET UG page, so this page gives a table-based estimate from NTA data instead.
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