NEET 2025 Expected Cutoff For Government Medical Colleges | AIQ and Statewise Cutoff | Anand Mani

Summary

In this video, the speaker discusses the NEET 2025 results and provides insights into the expected cut-offs for government and private medical colleges. He outlines the qualifying marks for different categories and predicts the safe scores required for admission through All India Quota (AIQ). The speaker also highlights state-wise cut-offs and introduces counseling services, including tools for rank and college predictions. Additionally, the video promotes personalized counseling and a newly launched MBBS first-year course. Viewers are encouraged to use the provided resources for guidance and updates.

Takeaways

• 😀 NEET 2025 results are out, and students are now looking for the predicted cutoffs for both government and private medical colleges.
• 😀 Cutoffs are predicted by analyzing last year's closing ranks and adjusting for changes in seats and other factors.
• 😀 General category students should aim for a score of around 530 marks to secure admission through All India Quota (AIQ).
• 😀 The cutoff for OBC, SC, and ST categories are slightly lower, with a safe score of around 450 for SC and ST students.
• 😀 The cutoff for EWS is expected to be around 525-526 marks, with fewer people registering for this category compared to others.
• 😀 State-wise cutoffs vary, with some states having lower cutoffs than the AIQ, such as Jammu & Kashmir, Jharkhand, and Kerala.
• 😀 Some states, like Rajasthan, Delhi, and Bihar, have cutoffs that are higher than the AIQ due to the large number of applicants.
• 😀 Dedicated counseling services are available for students, including a Rank Predictor and College Predictor to assess their chances based on NEET marks.
• 😀 A special **MBBS first-year course** is launching on July 1st, which covers subjects like Anatomy, Physiology, and Biochemistry, with a discounted offer for the first 300 students.
• 😀 One-on-one counseling sessions are being offered in Delhi on June 15th, where students can meet directly for career advice and guidance.
• 😀 Students seeking admission in India or abroad can access detailed counseling services and advice via the helpline (90070026) or through the Mentor Box tool.

Q & A

What are the qualifying marks for NEET 2025 for different categories?

The qualifying marks for NEET 2025 are as follows: General - 114 marks, OBC/SC/ST/Physically Handicapped - 113 marks.

What is the estimated safe score for getting admission into a Government Medical College through All India Quota?

For the General category, a safe score for admission into a Government Medical College through All India Quota is around 530 marks.

How is the expected cut-off for the EWS category in NEET 2025?

The expected safe score for the EWS category is approximately 525-526 marks.

What are the expected cut-off marks for SC and ST categories?

For the SC category, the safe score is approximately 450 marks, while for the ST category, it is around 412-413 marks, though it may increase slightly this year.

Which states have cutoffs lower than the All India Quota for NEET 2025?

States like Jammu & Kashmir, Jharkhand, Karnataka, Kerala, Tamil Nadu, and others have cutoffs lower than the All India Quota (AIQ).

Which states have cutoffs higher than the All India Quota?

States like Rajasthan, Delhi, and Bihar have cutoffs higher than the All India Quota due to the higher number of applicants.

What is the role of the Rank Predictor and College Predictor tools offered in the video?

The Rank Predictor tool helps students estimate their rank based on their marks, while the College Predictor helps predict which medical colleges they are likely to get into based on their rank. Both tools are available for Rs. 999.

What counseling services are being offered for NEET 2025 aspirants?

The speaker offers personalized one-on-one counseling services for both domestic and international medical admissions. Additionally, there is a complete counseling package priced at Rs. 999, which includes step-by-step guidance for form filling, document requirements, and more.

What special offer is available for the MBBS First Year Course?

The MBBS First Year Course, which covers subjects like Anatomy, Physiology, and Biochemistry, is available for Rs. 499 for the first 300 students. After that, the price will increase to Rs. 999.

When and where can students meet the speaker for one-on-one counseling?

Students in Delhi can meet the speaker on June 15th for one-on-one career counseling. They can fill out a Google form to participate in the meet-up.