NEET UG · Estimate my score
Estimate your NEET UG score from the answer key
Count your answers against the official or a coaching key, enter them here, and see your marks under the NEET UG marking scheme. The calculator keeps nothing; a score is kept only if you choose to add it.
Marking: +4 per correct, −1 per wrong, 180 questions, 720 marks
Marks from your response sheet
For SSC, RRB, NTA and other exams whose response sheet is a TCS iON page. It is read in this browser only — nothing is sent to Shishya or stored, and your name, roll number and photo are not read. Your first marks are free without an account; sign up free to keep using it.
Published cutoffs from previous recruitments
Shishya's cutoff page lists them exactly as the conducting body published them. Check the stage and the marks scale before comparing with your estimate.
See the published cutoff tables →Indicative cutoff (estimate, not official)
Indicative cutoff bands below are estimates from score bands, not official. The official cutoff comes with the result.
| Category | Expected cutoff (indicative) |
|---|---|
| General | 137-145 marks (19-20%) |
| EWS | 137-145 marks (19-20%) |
| OBC | 107-116 marks (15-16%) |
| SC | 107-116 marks (15-16%) |
| ST | 107-116 marks (15-16%) |
| General PwD | 122-131 marks (17-18%) |
| OBC PwD | 97-107 marks (13-15%) |
| SC PwD | 97-107 marks (13-15%) |
| ST PwD | 97-107 marks (13-15%) |
- The qualifying cutoffs (50th percentile for General/EWS, 40th percentile for reserved categories) shift by 5-10 marks annually based on paper difficulty and candidate performance distribution. General-OBC gap is typically ~30 marks, General-SC/ST gap ~30-38 marks.
- These cutoffs represent minimum qualifying marks for All India Quota eligibility. Actual admission cutoffs for government colleges range 550-720 (76-100%) for top institutions, varying dramatically by state quota, category, and college tier.
- PwD cutoffs mirror their respective categories with slight relaxation. Cutoffs rise in easier years and drop when paper difficulty increases or negative marking impacts aggregate scoring patterns.