NEET Result 2025 Live Updates – NTA to release NEET UG Results shortly at neet.nta.nic.in; Direct link here
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The National Testing Agency is set to announce the NEET Result 2025 Today on its official website – neet.nta.nic.in. Candidates will be able to download their NEET Scorecard using their application number and password from the link given above. NTA will also release the NEET Cut off 2025 score, following which selected candidates will be called for the NEET Counselling 2025. NEET Result 2025 will be available here once it is out on the official website of NTA. Students must stay on this page or bookmark this page for the latest result updates. NEET Final Answer Key 2025 PDF will be provided to students just before the declaration of the result.
NEET Result 2025 Live – Expected Cut off
Category Expected NEET 2025 Cut-Off Marks
General/EWS 720 to 155
General-PH 154 to 135
SC 154 to 125
OBC 154 to 125
ST 154 to 125
SC/OBC-PH 135 to 125
ST-PH 135 to 125
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