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All You Need To Know About NEET 2020: Minimum Marks, Schedule & Results

All You Need To Know About NEET 2020: Minimum Marks, Schedule and Results

by Anuradha Punyani
by Anuradha Punyani
2020 has become one of the most challenging periods we had to face. The COVID- 19 pandemic has created never before seen conditions that altered our daily lives. This pandemic has forced upon as a new normal which we are not yet completely used to and we are all struggling somewhat. We all hope that this problem should go away soon but it seems otherwise. We still have to push through and continue. One of the most anticipated and an anxiety-inducing event, especially for students, is the NEET 2020
2020 has become one of the most challenging periods we had to face. The COVID- 19 pandemic has created never before seen conditions that altered our daily lives. This pandemic has forced upon as a new normal which we are not yet completely used to and we are all struggling somewhat. We all hope that this problem should go away soon but it seems otherwise. We still have to push through and continue. One of the most anticipated and an anxiety-inducing event, especially for students, is the NEET 2020
NEET 2020 or National Eligibility cum Entrance Test 2020 is an entrance examination for students in India who want to study undergraduate medical courses or MBBS and dental courses for public or private colleges. In India, getting passing marks in NEET is not enough. It is crucial to get at least 500 marks if you want to pursue in the dentistry or medicine. It might decide your whole career. NEET 2020 is unique mainly because of the COVID-19 pandemic affecting it. So what has change?
NEET 2020 or National Eligibility cum Entrance Test 2020 is an entrance examination for students in India who want to study undergraduate medical courses or MBBS and dental courses for public or private colleges. In India, getting passing marks in NEET is not enough. It is crucial to get at least 500 marks if you want to pursue in the dentistry or medicine. It might decide your whole career. NEET 2020 is unique mainly because of the COVID-19 pandemic affecting it. So what has change?
The COVID-19 EFFECT
The COVID-19 EFFECT
The NEET was held on the 13th of September 2020 (The NEET Admit Cards were released on 23rd of August). It was originally going to be held on the 3rd of May but constant pleas for postponement and the increase in COVID-19 positive cases forced the officials and authorities to delay it. Some groups of students and parents demanded further postponement of NEET 2020 but leaders stated that the future of students could no longer wait and with proper precaution, they would be able to limit the spread of the deadly COVID-19 infections. Some students did get infected before the examination and were given a chance to undergo a special exam which was held on 14th of October 2020.
The NEET was held on the 13th of September 2020 (The NEET Admit Cards were released on 23rd of August). It was originally going to be held on the 3rd of May but constant pleas for postponement and the increase in COVID-19 positive cases forced the officials and authorities to delay it. Some groups of students and parents demanded further postponement of NEET 2020 but leaders stated that the future of students could no longer wait and with proper precaution, they would be able to limit the spread of the deadly COVID-19 infections. Some students did get infected before the examination and were given a chance to undergo a special exam which was held on 14th of October 2020.
Because of the excessive outbreak of COVID-19 in most regions of India, multiple health precautions had to be implemented, including constant sanitizations of examination centres before, after and even during the exam. Social distancing and mandatory wearing of protective gear consisting of face masks and gloves was implemented. Staggered slotting was utilized to reduce crowds of people. Guards and staff were allotted the task of testing temperatures of participants and staff to see if anyone had a fever or showed any related symptoms. Those who had signs of fever were asked go to an isolation room and were even prevented from taking the exam. Dress codes were also observed primarily to prevent cheating and to keep malpractices in check . The usual exam practices were carried out and the test began at 2:00 pm and ended at 5:00 pm all across the country.
Because of the excessive outbreak of COVID-19 in most regions of India, multiple health precautions had to be implemented, including constant sanitizations of examination centres before, after and even during the exam. Social distancing and mandatory wearing of protective gear consisting of face masks and gloves was implemented. Staggered slotting was utilized to reduce crowds of people. Guards and staff were allotted the task of testing temperatures of participants and staff to see if anyone had a fever or showed any related symptoms. Those who had signs of fever were asked go to an isolation room and were even prevented from taking the exam. Dress codes were also observed primarily to prevent cheating and to keep malpractices in check . The usual exam practices were carried out and the test began at 2:00 pm and ended at 5:00 pm all across the country.
Results and Minimum Marks
Results and Minimum Marks
Every year NEET results are the primary concern of all the students, teachers, parents and the coaching institutes who look forward for a brighter future of the candidate. Candidates work very hard for nearly 2 years to make the most of their chance at getting into one of the top most courses in India.
Every year NEET results are the primary concern of all the students, teachers, parents and the coaching institutes who look forward for a brighter future of the candidate. Candidates work very hard for nearly 2 years to make the most of their chance at getting into one of the top most courses in India.
Here are the minimum marks or the cut off scores for the NEET 2020 to qualify and apply for the most sought for, prestigious medical course- MBBS category.
Here are the minimum marks or the cut off scores for the NEET 2020 to qualify and apply for the most sought for, prestigious medical course- MBBS category.
NEET 2020 Cut Off
Category Cut Off Percentile Cut Off Marks No. of Candidates
General/EWS 50th Percentile 720 – 147 682406
OBC 40th Percentile 146 – 113 61265
SC 40th Percentile 146 – 113 19572
ST 40th Percentile 146 – 113 7837
General-/ EWS- PH 45th Percentile 146 – 129 99
OBC- PH 40th Percentile 128 – 113 233
SC- PH 40th Percentile 128 – 113 70
ST- PH 40th Percentile 128 – 113 18
NEET 2020 Cut Off
Category Cut Off Percentile Cut Off Marks No. of Candidates
General/EWS 50th Percentile 720 – 147 682406
OBC 40th Percentile 146 – 113 61265
SC 40th Percentile 146 – 113 19572
ST 40th Percentile 146 – 113 7837
General-/ EWS- PH 45th Percentile 146 – 129 99
OBC- PH 40th Percentile 128 – 113 233
SC- PH 40th Percentile 128 – 113 70
ST- PH 40th Percentile 128 – 113 18
This year’s cut off score has seen a rise from last year’s cut-off scores. NEET 2019 had the qualifying scores as 701-134 while NEET 2020 has qualifying scores from 720-147, which vary according category. For SC/ST/OBC, NEET 2019 had 133- 107 while NEET 2020 had 146-113. Other categories also show the same trend when it comes to the results of NEET 2020.
This year’s cut off score has seen a rise from last year’s cut-off scores. NEET 2019 had the qualifying scores as 701-134 while NEET 2020 has qualifying scores from 720-147, which vary according category. For SC/ST/OBC, NEET 2019 had 133- 107 while NEET 2020 had 146-113. Other categories also show the same trend when it comes to the results of NEET 2020.
The NTA or National Testing Agency has released the results of the exam on its official website. Around 14, 10,755 people took the exam and 7, 71,500 qualified. The Counselling rounds are about to begin from 27th of October 2020. Counselling rounds will include both All India Quota as well as State wise Quota according to each state.
The NTA or National Testing Agency has released the results of the exam on its official website. Around 14, 10,755 people took the exam and 7, 71,500 qualified. The Counselling rounds are about to begin from 27th of October 2020. Counselling rounds will include both All India Quota as well as State wise Quota according to each state.
NEET 2020 College Predictor
NEET 2020 College Predictor
Even before counselling begins, most students are curious to know their placement in accordance to their score. NEET 2020 College Predictor helps in aiding this process through its advance algorithms that take into consideration the total number of seats in each college and the approximate cut off scores from the previous years. It is an excellent tool to know your position before you go ahead and plan your future.
Even before counselling begins, most students are curious to know their placement in accordance to their score. NEET 2020 College Predictor helps in aiding this process through its advance algorithms that take into consideration the total number of seats in each college and the approximate cut off scores from the previous years. It is an excellent tool to know your position before you go ahead and plan your future.
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