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NEET college predictor

Enter your marks or rank to see where you stand for government, private and deemed MBBS seats, using actual 2026 cutoffs.

How the predictor works

  • Marks are turned into an All India Rank using the 2026 results, checked against NTA's official score bands (600+ marks was about AIR 10,200; 500+ about AIR 90,000).
  • Your rank is compared with the last rank that got a seat in each round of 2026 counselling: MCC's All India Quota by category, AIIMS and other central institutions, and state quotas where 2026 figures are published.
  • It is an estimate, not a promise. Cutoffs change every year with seats, candidates and the paper's difficulty.

Common questions

How accurate is the NEET college predictor?

It uses actual 2026 results and counselling allotments, so it shows where seats really closed last year. Next year's cutoffs will move with the number of seats, candidates and the difficulty of the paper, so treat it as a guide.

Which marks get a government MBBS seat?

In 2026 the last All India Quota government seat for General went at about AIR 22,300 in Round 1 (about 571 marks) and about AIR 28,500 in the stray round. State quotas differ widely; in Madhya Pradesh, for example, state quota seats went to about AIR 55,600 in Round 1.

Can I get MBBS with a low NEET score?

If you qualify, yes: deemed universities filled seats as far as AIR 11.9 lakh in 2026, and every NMC-compliant university abroad accepts a qualifying score. The question is mostly budget.

Is the predictor free?

Yes. The college list is free too; we ask for your name and number so a counsellor can help with your choice list. A detailed written report is a separate paid service, and we tell you the price first.

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