NEET UG 2022 Results

NEET stands for the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test, known previously as the All India Pre-Medical Test. It is a test for undergraduate students seeking admission to undergraduate medical, dental, and AYUSH programs in both government and private institutions in India. NEET UG 2022 is also meant for those who want to receive primary medical qualifications outside India. Thus for all MBBS, BDS, BAMS, BUMS and BHMS aspirants, NEET is mandatory.

NEET UG is conducted by National Testing Agency (commonly known as NTA). The seat allocation is done officially through the procedure determined by the government bodies meant for this purpose, such as the Directorate General of Health Services, which functions under the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare and State Counselling Authorities.

Let’s go through all the aspects related to the NEET UG 2022 results.

NEET 2022 Result Highlights and Important Dates

The results for NEET 2022 exam conducted on 17th July 2022 were released by the NTA (National Testing Agency) on 7th September 2022. Around 1 week before, the NTA released the provisional answer keys on 31st August 2022, giving the chance to candidates to check the solutions and challenge wrong answers, if any. After that, the NTA released the final answer key for NEET on 8th September 2022 at its official website - neet.nta.nic.in.

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NEET UG 2022 Cutoff

Here are the details regarding the results and cutoff of the NEET UG 2022.

• General (UR)/ EWS Category, 715-117 marks (Percentile - 50th)
• SC/ST/OBC Category, 116-93 marks (Percentile - 40th)
• General-PwD Category, 116-105 marks (Percentile - 45th)
• SC/ST/OBC (PwD), 104-93 marks, (Percentile - 40th)

NEET UG 2022 Topper List

Here is the list of top 10 scorers (listed in order of Rank 1 to 10) of the NEET UG 2022, the information provided is in the sequence of Candidate’s Name, Category, Marks Obtained, and Percentile Score.

• TANISHKA - OBC-NCL - 715 - 99.9997733
• VATSA ASHISH BATRA - General - 715 - 99.9997733
• HRISHIKESH GANGULE - General- 715 - 99.9997733
• RUCHA PAWASHE OBC-NCL - 715 - 99.9997733
• ERRABELLY SIDHARTH RAO - General - 711 - 99.9997166
• RISHI VINAY BALSE - General - 710 - 99.9992066
• ARPIT NARANG - General - 710 - 99.9992066
• KRISHNA S R - General - 710 - 99.9992066
• ZEEL VIPUL VYAS - General - 710 - 99.9992066
• HAZIQ PARVEEZ LONE - General - 710 - 99.9992066

How to Check NEET 2022 Result?

The aspirants can know their NEET UG Result 2022 by checking the website as per the steps described here:

1. Visit the NTA NEET official website neet.nta.nic.in to check the results.
2. A tab will appear on the screen ‘View NEET UG 2022 Result’, click on that tab.
3. Enter the roll number, Date of Birth, and the security pin provided on the NEET candidate login page.
4. You can view the NEET rank card on the screen.
5. Click on the ‘Print’ tab to download the Result of NEET 2022 and save it.
6. The Candidates must save a copy of their NEET result and keep it until the admission process gets over.
7. There is an option to get your result with Name Wise. In that case, you have to click on the link ‘NEET Result 2022 Name Wise’. Similarly, you can get the result Roll Number wise. For that, you should click on the above link and enter the NEET Roll Number.

NEET Result 2022 and Merit List

There are mainly two merit lists for NEET 2022 that are released by the NTA. One is meant for All India rankers, and the other one is for Quota candidates.

NTA will release two NEET 2022 merits lists (probably at the end of June), one for All India Rankers and the other one for Quota candidates.

There are different types of merit lists, such as the All India NEET 2022 rank list, the All India 50% quota rank merit list, the All India 50% category rank list, and the State/Union Territories NEET merit list.

• The All India Merit List - It shows the ranks of the candidates who appeared for NEET 2022 along with the total number of candidates appearing for the exam. The merit list includes their marks, the cutoff score and the cutoff percentile. It does not take into account the candidate’s category or their stand toward the AIQ reservation.
• State medical councils make their own NEET Merit List 2022 on the basis of the applicant’s eligibility and the requirement in the state. It shows the state rank of candidates on a comparative scale with the applicants from the same state.

NEET 2022 Result: How to Calculate the Percentile Score?

To crack the NEET UG exam, at least 50 percentile is required. There are two methods to calculate the NEET percentile.

1. Based on Marks

Compare the raw score to the top NEET raw score. The formula for NEET exam percentile calculation based on marks is:

Score Percentile = [Your NEET Score/Topper’s NEET Score]*100

2. Based on Rank

Use your estimated NEET rank and the total number of qualifying NEET candidates. The formula for NEET exam percentile calculation by rank is-

Rank Percentile = [(Number of Qualifying Candidates-Candidate’s Personal NEET rank)/Total Number of Appeared Candidates

NEET Result 2022: Tie-breaking Protocol

The NEET 2022 tie-breaking protocol has seen some amendments this year. If we compare it to last year, it will include scores and the age factor. Last year, the NEET tie-breaking protocol included scores in Biology and Chemistry, but this year it will consider the scores obtained in all three subjects, namely Biology, Chemistry and Physics.

If two or more candidates secure equal marks/percentile scores in NEET 2022, then the final merit shall depend on the following:

• Candidate getting higher marks/percentile score in Biology (Botany & Zoology) subject, followed by,
• Candidate with higher marks/percentile score in Chemistry subject, followed by,
• Candidate with higher marks/percentile score in Physics subject, followed by,
• Candidates with less proportion of the number of attempted incorrect answers and correct answers in all the subjects,
• Candidate with less proportion of a number of attempted incorrect answers and correct answers in Biology (Botany & Zoology) subject, followed by
• Candidate with less proportion of a number of attempted incorrect answers and correct answers in Chemistry subject, followed by
• Candidate with less proportion of a number of attempted incorrect answers and correct answers in Physics subject, followed by
• Candidate older in age, followed by
• Application number in ascending order

If there is still a tie, which is highly unlikely, then both candidates are given the same NEET UG rank.

What after NEET 2022 Results are Announced?

There are two counsellings, namely All India Quota Counselling and State Quota Counselling.

After the NEET 2022 results are announced, the Medical Counselling Committee and different state counselling authorities will publish category-wise NEET cut-offs for the candidates to get admission. This will include the minimum score that a candidate needs in the examination and the last rank required for MBBS and BDS admissions.

The NEET 2022 merit list gets published after the results are announced. Based on the scores and ranks obtained by the aspirants, they are shortlisted. Those who qualify as per the NEET 2022 cut-off, will become eligible for the counselling round.

NEET 2021 Cutoff

The NTA declared the results for NEET UG 2021 on November 1st, 2021. The cutoff marks-

For the general category, 720-138,

For SC/ST/OBC category, 137-108 marks,

For the General-PwD category, 137-122 marks, and

For SC/ST/OBC-PwD, 121-108 marks.

NEET 2021 Result Statistics

NEET 2021 Marks Vs Rank

NEET 2021 Toppers

Here is the list of the 18 toppers of the NEET UG 2021.

NEET Result for 15% All India Quota (AIQ) Seats

15% of the total for MBBS/BDS courses are reserved for the All India Quota. It is an open category for all the students of our country. This includes seats in government and private institutes, which are filled through centralised All India Counselling. The following are the eligible candidates:

• Indian Nationals
• Overseas Citizen of India (OCI)
• NRIs
• Foreign Nationals and Persons of Indian Origin

However, candidates from some of the states are not eligible as they have opted out of it. But those students who want to be a part of this counselling can furnish a self-declaration form by fulfilling the criteria and seek admission to any of the private institutes for medical education or in any of the deemed universities or AFMC.

In the above 15%, AIQ reservations for different categories are as follows:

• 27% seats – OBC candidates
• 15% seats – SC candidates
• 7.5% seats – ST candidates
• 5% seats – PwD candidates

Students can take part in counselling based on their NEET score, and it is done for all the government-run institutes. Online counselling is done for those who appear on the merit list issued by the Medical Counselling Committee. Allotment of seats is based on the merit list and centralised NEET counselling.

Candidates can choose their desired college during the counselling session as per the present Indian reservation Policy.

NEET Result for 85%-State Quota Seats

Out of the total medical seats, 85% are available to those who are residing in the state. This is applicable to each of the states of India. State quota seats are applied by the candidates from their corresponding states. But the allocation shall be done based on the counselling at the state level.

• Corresponding State/Union Territory officials specify eligibility criteria and reservation policy for their states for admissions under state quota seats periodically.
• Specific laws prevail in a state/union territory which is applicable to corresponding categories for seat-reservation for MBBS/BDS courses.
• Norms shall be specified by the State/Union territory for admissions to medical courses in private medical institutes.

The seat allocation is done based on the NEET scores obtained by the aspirants. The candidate shall have to register to get a seat under this quota. For that, they have to contact corresponding state admission officials and the Directorate of Medical Education.

When it comes to the state merit of two candidates who get equal marks in the NEET-UG, it will be done in the manner given here:

• Candidates obtaining higher marks in Biology (Botany & Zoology), followed by
• Candidates obtaining higher marks in Chemistry, followed by
• Candidates with less number of attempted wrong answers in all the subjects, followed by
• Candidates older in age to be preferred.

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