Quick answer
NEET UG 2026 qualifying cutoff (lowest qualifying marks): UR 213, EWS 213, OBC 177, SC 177, ST 177, out of 720. A general-category candidate needed 213 marks. Every RankVyuh mock report shows where your score stands against this cutoff.
NEET UG 2026 qualifying cutoff (lowest qualifying marks)
| Category | Cut off (out of 720) | Share of marks |
|---|---|---|
| UR | 213 | 30% |
| EWS | 213 | 30% |
| OBC | 177 | 25% |
| SC | 177 | 25% |
| ST | 177 | 25% |
Source: NTA 'Key Data Points of NEET (UG) over years' published with the 16 July 2026 result: 50th percentile for UR/EWS (715–213), 40th for OBC/SC/ST (212–177). This is the qualifying line, not an admission cutoff; MBBS seats need far more.
The report after every RankVyuh NEET mock marks your score against this line for your category, and shows the sections where the gap is. Treat it as a direction, not a prediction: the real cutoff moves with the paper, the vacancies and shift normalisation.
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Questions students ask
What was the NEET cut off?
NEET UG 2026 qualifying cutoff (lowest qualifying marks): UR 213, EWS 213, OBC 177, SC 177, ST 177, out of 720. A general-category candidate needed 213 marks. Every RankVyuh mock report shows where your score stands against this cutoff.
Is the NEET cut off the same for every category?
No. UR: 213, EWS: 213, OBC: 177, SC: 177, ST: 177, out of 720.
Does a mock score above the cut off mean I will clear NEET?
No. The cutoff moves every year with the paper and the vacancies, and real scores are normalised across shifts. A mock shows where you stand today against last year's line, nothing more.