The official closing-rank data for this predictor is being checked and loaded. Estimates only: closing ranks change every year, and the official counselling authority decides every allotment.
The journey, step by step
- 1Find your NEET UG rankUse the official scorecard. State quota ranks come from each state's merit list
- 2Choose the counsellingAll India (MCC), State Quota, Deemed or Central: each has its own registration
- 3Register and fill choicesFollow the official counselling calendar for your category and domicile
- 4Seat allotmentAllotment follows rank, category, quota and your choice order
- 5Report to the collegeCarry originals and the allotment letter
- 6Plan the next roundKnow the upgrade and exit rules before you accept
Which rank should you enter?
How to use it
- Choose the counselling you are interested in through the quota: All India (MCC), State Quota (state counselling), Deemed, Central.
- State quota ranks come from the state merit list, not the all-India rank. Use the rank that the counselling uses.
How the result is worked out
We take the last round of the latest loaded year. Safe means your rank is at least 20% better than the closing rank, Good chance means it is at or better than the closing rank, and Reach means it is up to 10% behind. Seats further away are not shown. These are our own planning labels, not official categories.
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Does NEET use marks or rank here?
Rank. If you only know your marks, wait for the official rank or ask a counsellor for help to estimate it.
Is MBBS abroad covered?
No. MBBS abroad has no rank-based cut-off in this sense. Talk to a counsellor for country and university options.