As the NEET 2022 was conducted on July 17th, out of the 18 lakhs registered candidates 95% were present. Now students are desperately waiting for the results to have an idea of the college they will get into. On the basis of last year's cut off, we can draw a rough idea of what the cut off can be. Last year for SC/ST/OBC and general-PH aspirants, the NEET qualifying percentile was 40th and 45th percentile whereas for general students it was 50th percentile. The cut- off usually depends on the following factors-
Number of candidates appeared in the examination
Total number of seats
NEET difficulty level
The candidates who qualify the cut off are then called for their counselling process. The admissions are granted for medical as well as dental colleges.
