Question 1

How is NEET percentile calculated?

Accepted Answer

NEET percentile is calculated using the formula: Percentile = (Total candidates − Rank) / Total candidates × 100. NTA normalizes scores across shifts to ensure a fair comparison among all candidates.

Question 2

What rank do I need for a government MBBS seat?

Accepted Answer

For AIQ (All India Quota) government seats, a rank under ~25,000 (general category) is generally competitive. For state quota seats, cutoffs vary significantly by state — some states have seats available up to 40,000–60,000 rank.

Question 3

What is the difference between AIQ and state quota?

Accepted Answer

AIQ (15% of govt seats) is open to all candidates across India with higher competition. State quota (85% of govt seats) is reserved for candidates who studied/domiciled in that state, with relatively lower cutoffs.

Question 4

How accurate is this NEET UG Rank Predictor?

Accepted Answer

This predictor estimates rank based on historical score-rank correlations and general trends. Actual results vary with exam difficulty, candidate performance, and normalization. Use as a rough indicator, not a guaranteed prediction.