NEET Cutoff for OBC Category 2025

The NEET Cutoff for OBC category 2025 is expected to be declared on June 14,2025. The NEET cutoff is the minimum score that students must get so that they can get admission in government and private medical colleges in India for MBBS, BDu and Ayush courses. On the basis of last year’s NEET score analysis the NEET cutoff for OBC category 2025 is expected to be:

• The NEET cutoff for OBC category is likely to fail in the range of 159-125 marks.
• Candidates from the OBC category must get at least 40th percentile in NEET to get admission in medical colleges.

Based on the data of previous year, the qualifying percentile for individuals belonging to the OBC category is generally 40th percentile. In 2024, the NEET cutoff mark for OBS category was between 163-129 compared to the marks of 136-107 in the year 2023.

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NEET 2025 Expected Cutoff (OBC Category)

For the OBC category, the NEET 2025 expected cutoff marks will mostly lie in the range of 161-127. The cutoff qualifying percentile for OBC category is 40th percentile. This means candidates' score should be higher than 40% of the 10,54,277 candidates who appeared for the NEET in OBC category.

What is NEET cut off 2025 for MBBS government college OBC category?

NEET Qualifying Cutoff Marks (OBC Category)

The table presents a trend relating to the NEET Qualifying cutoff marks for the OBC Category. The cutoff marks and cutoff percentile from 2018 to 2024 have been analyzed. A key observation is that the cutoff percentile for OBC category has remained consistent over the years. However, there have been fluctuations in the NEET cutoff marks in the OBC category.

What are the Cutoff marks for OBC in NEET to get admission in government college?

Based on the information captured in the table, the lowest NEET cutoff marks for the OBC category was in 2022 as candidates had to score between 116 and 93 marks. On the other hand, the highest NEET cutoff marks for the OBC category was in 2024 since OBC candidates needed marks ranging between 161 and 127.

In 2018, the cutoff or minimum score that OBC candidates had to secure in the NEET exam ranged between 118 – 96. However, in 2024, the score range has increased considerably to 161 – 127. This could be due to heightened competition and the high popularity of the NEET exam among candidates. In 2025, candidates are expected to perform similarly so that they will be eligible for admission in medical colleges.

NEET Cutoff for AIIMS MBBS 2024 – OBC Category (Closing Ranks)

AIIMS medical colleges are among the most prestigious medical colleges in India. Candidates belonging to the OBC category need to achieve the cutoff score to be eligible to get admission in AIIMS colleges in India. Based on the details relating to NEET Cutoff for AIIMS MBBS 2024, the lowest rank that OBC candidates must hold to get admission is presented below:

• In AIIMS Delhi, the closing ranking or lowest ranking for OBC candidates is 186. It means that the lowest rank of the OBC candidate who can get admission in the college is 186.
• In AIIMS Madurai, the closing ranking for OBC candidates is 5142. It implies that the lowest rank of the OBC candidate who can get admission in the medical college is 5142. Thus OBC candidates whose ranking is further lower are not eligible for admission in AIIMS Madurai.

What were the NEET cutoff marks for getting admission in AIIMS in 2024 for OBC?

Closing ranking is the lowest ranking that students should have to get admission in an institute. The minimum rank needed for AIIMS MBBS admission in OBC category differed across various AIIMS institutions in 2024. For instance, in 2024, the lowest rank for OBC candidates to get admission in AIIMS Delhi was 186. Similarly, in AIIMS Raipur the lowest rank for OBC candidates eligible for admission was 1910. The closing ranks for OBC candidates for all AIIMS institutes is presented in the table

AIIMS MBBS NEET Cutoff Marks for OBC Category (2022–2025)

Based on the analysis of AIIMS MBBS NEET Cutoff Marks for OBC Category from 2022 to 2025 it has been observed that there has been a decline in the cutoff. For example in 2024, the cutoff to get admission in AIIMS Delhi was 710. However, the expected cutoff for OBC candidates in 2025 has been reduced to 687. Thus candidates from the OBC category have a better chance of getting admission in the college as compared to the previous year. The same trend has been observed across all the AIIMS institutes indicating that there is a slight decline in competition among OBC candidates to be granted admission in AIIMS colleges.

How much marks is required in NEET for MBBS for OBC category?

The table captures the cutoff marks that OBC candidates must get so that they will be eligible for admission in various AIIMS colleges in India. In order to get admission in AIIMS Delhi the lowest marks that OBC candidates must secure is 687. Thus OBC candidates with further lower marks will not be eligible for admission in the college. The expected marks that OBC candidates need for getting admission in AIIMS institutes in 2025 varies between 612 and 687.

NEET MBBS 15% AIQ Previous Year Cutoff Ranks – OBC Category

Between the year 2019 and 2025, the cutoff rank under 15% AIQ for the OBC category has been increasing. This indicates that there is a better chance for OBC candidates to get admission under the 15% AIQ category as the range is increasing on an annual basis.

• In 2019, the NEET cutoff rank was 12179. However, in 2024 the NEET MBBS 15% AIQ cutoff was 25212. The difference that has been observed between these years is 13033 ranks which is a rise by 107.07%.
• In 2025, the expected cutoff is 27000. When comparing this expected cutoff with the cutoff of 2019, the difference in ranking is 14821 ranks which is a rise by 121.69 %.
• The rise in the NEET MBBS 15% AIQ cutoff between 2024 and 2025 is 1788 ranks. The rise when expressed as a percentage is 7.09 %.
• The largest single year leap that has been observed was from 2020 (15038) to 2021 (21188). The difference in ranking that has been observed is 6150 ranks which is equivalent to a 40.89 % rise.
• The trend relating to the rise in the cutoff rank sheds light on the increase in opportunity for OBC candidates to get admission in medical colleges in India.
• If this trend is expected to continue in the future, candidates belonging to the OBC category with low rankings may be eligible to get admissions through AIQ.

What is the OBC category cut-off rank for NEET for AIQ?

The expected cutoff rank for NEET 2025 for AIQ in the OBC category is 27000. The trend relating to the cutoff ranks has been presented in detail, highlighting the rising trend.

NEET MBBS 15% AIQ Previous Year Cutoff Marks – OBC Category

The NEET MBBS 15% AIQ Cutoff Ranks for the OBC category has shown an upward trend over the years. However there have been fluctuations in terms of NEET MBBS 15 % AIQ cutoff marks for OBC category.

• The expected cutoff for the year 2025 is 600 marks for OBC category. It is 52 marks lower (- 7.97 %) than the score for 2024 which was 652.
• The cutoff marks have fallen sharply for the OBC category and the difference that has been observed is - 7.97 %.
• Between the years 2019 and 2025, the difference in NEET MBBS 15 % AIQ cutoff marks is marginal between 583 (in 2019) to 600 (in 2025) and the difference is only 17 marks.
• The lowest cutoff marks was in the year 2019 as OBC candidates had to secure only 583 marks and it was followed by the year 2022 when the OBC candidates had to secure only 596 marks for getting admission under NEET MBBS 15 % AIQ.
• Based on the variable trend, OBC candidates must aim to secure at least 600 marks so that they will be eligible for admission.

What is the OBC category cut-off Mark for NEET for AIQ?

The expected cutoff marks for NEET 2025 for AIQ in the OBC category is 600. The trend of the cutoff marks from 2019 to 2025 is presented capturing its fluctuating nature.

NEET 2025 Expected Cutoff Rank Range – OBC Category

For OBC category candidates, the expected NEET 2025 cutoff rank range lies between 26500 and 27000. It indicates a modest rise in qualifying ranks as compared to the previous years. Thus, OBC candidates have higher chances for getting admission in medical colleges under AIQ.