NEET 2025 Result (OUT) Download Scorecard, Merit List PDF @neet.nta.nic.in

The NEET UG 2025 results were announced by the National Testing Agency (NTA) on June 14, 2025. Candidates can check and download their scorecards from the official website –neet.nta.nic.in, using their login credentials. The NEET 2025 merit list has also been published online for public access.

Following a hearing by the Madhya Pradesh High Court, Justice Subodh Abhyankar of the Indore bench directed NTA to conduct a re-exam for candidates affected by a power outage at certain exam centres. However, only those who filed petitions before June 3, 2025, were eligible for the re-test.

Out of 22,09,318 candidates who appeared for the exam, 12,36,531 have qualified. Mahesh Kumar from Rajasthan secured AIR 1 with a 99.99 percentile. Utkarsh Awadhiya from Madhya Pradesh ranked AIR 2, and Avika Aggarwal from Delhi (NCT) emerged as the female topper with AIR 5. The highest score in NEET 2025 is 686 out of 720. The NEET 2025 cutoff, also released with the result, has slightly dropped compared to last year. NTA had published the final answer key earlier on the same day in PDF format.

NEET 2025 Important Dates

Here are the important dates for NEET 2025 counselling and admission process. Candidates must keep track of these events to ensure timely registration, seat allotment, and reporting to allotted colleges for each counselling round.

How to Check NEET 2025 Result

• Visit the official website: neet.nta.ac.in
• Click on the ‘View Result’ tab
• Enter your application number, password or date of birth, and the security pin
• Your NEET 2025 result will appear on the screen
• Download and print the scorecard for future reference

Also Check: NEET 2025 Syllabus

Details Mentioned on NEET 2025 Score Card

After downloading the NEET scorecard, candidates are advised to carefully read the following details printed on their NEET UG Result PDF:

NEET Result 2025 Release Date - Past Year Trends

Here is the table for the past year trends of NEET result release dates:

Also Check: NEET 2025 Eligibility

How is the NEET Percentile Score Calculated?

The NEET percentile score shows how well a student has performed compared to others. It tells you the percentage of students who scored less than a particular candidate. The percentile is calculated based on the highest marks scored in the exam. As per NTA, it reflects how many students scored below a certain score.

Here’s the formula to calculate NEET percentile: NEET Percentile = [(Total candidates appeared − Your NEET rank) / Total candidates appeared] × 100

NEET 2025 Tie-Breaking Rules

When two or more candidates score the same marks in NEET 2025, a tie-breaking system determines their merit ranks. The National Testing Agency (NTA) uses a step-by-step approach based on subject-wise marks, the number of incorrect answers, and, if needed, a random selection process to break the tie.

1. Subject-wise Performance

• Candidates with higher marks in Biology (Botany and Zoology) are ranked higher.
• If still tied, candidates with higher marks in Chemistry are given preference.
• If still tied, candidates with higher marks in Physics are considered.

2. Number of Incorrect Answers

• Candidates with fewer incorrect answers in the overall exam are ranked higher.
• If the tie remains, candidates with fewer incorrect answers in Biology are considered.
• If still tied, preference is given to candidates with fewer incorrect answers in Chemistry.
• If the tie persists, candidates with fewer incorrect answers in Physics are ranked higher.

3. Random Selection

• If all the above methods fail to resolve the tie, a random draw of lots is conducted.
• This process is carried out transparently.
• An independent expert committee oversees it.

NEET 2025 Result Validity

• Validity in India: NEET scores are valid only for the academic year in which the exam is conducted. Students must secure admission in that same year.
• Validity for Abroad: For students applying to foreign medical institutions, NEET scores remain valid for three years, as permitted by the Medical Council of India (MCI), due to longer admission timelines.
• Saving the Result: Candidates should download and keep a copy of their NEET 2025 result from neet.ntaonline.in for at least 90 days after the result is declared, as it will be needed during counselling and the admission process.
• Admission Process: Once NEET 2025 results are released, students must participate in counselling to gain admission into medical colleges.

What To Do After NEET 2025 Result

After the NEET 2025 result is declared, students must take a few essential steps to proceed with medical admissions. From downloading the scorecard to analysing performance, researching colleges, and participating in counselling rounds, each step plays a key role in securing a seat in a medical program.

Step 1: Download NEET Scorecard

• Visitneet.nta.nic.in.
• Log in using your application number and password.
• Enter the security captcha and click Submit.
• Find and click the ‘NEET UG 2025 Result’ link.
• View, verify, and download the result PDF for future use.

Step 2: Check and Analyse Your Score

Use your marks to understand your performance:

Step 3: Research Medical Colleges & Courses

Based on your score, explore colleges and available medical courses. Examples of top colleges:

• AIIMS Delhi – MBBS, MD, 40+ fields
• AFMC Pune – MBBS, B.Sc., MD, MS
• MAMC Delhi, BJMC Pune, IMS BHU, etc.

Step 4: Participate in NEET Counselling

If your score is 500+, you should register for counselling.

NEET UG Counselling Rounds:

Courses Available Through NEET 2025

Students who clear NEET 2025 can use their scores to apply for the following courses:

• MBBS & BDS: NEET is the only exam accepted for admission to medical (MBBS) and dental (BDS) courses in India. This includes government and private colleges, central and deemed universities, as well as AIIMS and JIPMER.
• AYUSH Courses: NEET is also needed for admission to traditional medicine courses such as:
  • BAMS (Ayurveda)
  • BNYS (Yoga and Naturopathy)
  • BUMS (Unani)
  • BSMS (Siddha)
  • BHMS (Homeopathy)
• Veterinary Courses: For veterinary science (B.V.Sc & AH), NEET scores are used for 15% of All India Quota seats, except in Jammu & Kashmir.
• Studying Abroad: If students want to pursue medical or dental courses in foreign countries, they must qualify for the NEET. For such cases, the NEET score is valid for three years.

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