What’s the Minimum Score Needed for MBBS? Cutoffs for Govt, Private & AIIMS Revealed!

 Formfees 12/03/2025

March 2025 – As NEET 2025 draws closer, one burning question on every aspirant’s mind is: “What’s the minimum NEET score required to get an MBBS seat?” Based on the latest trends from NEET 2023 and NEET 2024 counselling rounds, here’s a comprehensive guide to the safe NEET scores for MBBS admission into government colleges, private colleges, deemed universities, and AIIMS institutes.

From general category cutoffs to SC/ST and OBC benchmarks, this report outlines the college-wise and category-wise expected NEET cutoffs you’ll need to aim for.

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Minimum NEET Score Required for MBBS Admission (Category-Wise – 2024 Trends)

College TypeGeneral (UR)OBCSCST
Govt. Medical Colleges620–640+610–620500–520480–500
Private Medical Colleges510–540490–520420–450400–430
Deemed Universities470–500450–480400–420380–410
AIIMS (Top 5)680–705+660–680620+600+
AFMC Pune (MBBS)640–660630–650550–570530–550

🧠 Note: These are safe scores based on the last round of NEET 2023/2024 counselling data. Actual cutoffs may vary depending on the difficulty level of NEET 2025.

MBBS Seats Distribution in India (Approximate)

College TypeTotal MBBS Seats
Govt. Medical Colleges55,868
Private Medical Colleges50,000+
Deemed Universities8,000+
AIIMS (All Campuses)2,000+
JIPMER + AFMC + ESIC1,500+
Total MBBS Seats (2024)~1.2 Lakh

This massive increase in seats, especially in government colleges, has slightly reduced the competition—but for top institutes like AIIMS Delhi or Maulana Azad Medical College, the competition remains fierce.

AIIMS

State-Wise NEET Cutoff (Govt MBBS – General Category, Last Rank 2024)

StateNEET ScoreAIR Range
Delhi (MAMC)690+Top 1000
Rajasthan640–6605000–7000
Maharashtra625–6359000–12000
Uttar Pradesh620–63510000–14000
Tamil Nadu615–63011000–15000
West Bengal620–63510500–13500
Kerala610–63011000–16000

🧾 These numbers reflect the last round allotments through All India Quota (AIQ) and State Counselling in NEET 2024.

Factors That Affect MBBS Cutoff Scores

  • Total number of NEET applicants
  • Difficulty level of the NEET exam
  • Number of MBBS seats in each state
  • Category-wise reservation quotas
  • Domicile benefits in state counselling

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FAQs – Minimum NEET Score for MBBS 2025

Q1. What is the safe NEET score for MBBS in a government college (UR)?
You should aim for 630–650+ to be safe for a government MBBS seat.

Q2. Can I get MBBS at 500 NEET score?
Yes, with 500 marks, you may get private MBBS seats or state quota SC/ST seats, depending on your domicile and category.

Q3. How much is needed for AIIMS MBBS admission?
Top AIIMS like Delhi require 680+ marks (UR). Lower-tier AIIMS may close around 650–660.

Q4. What is the minimum NEET score for AFMC?
AFMC Pune typically requires 640–660+ for UR along with clearing the AFMC test and interview.

Q5. Will the NEET 2025 cutoff go up or down?
If the NEET paper is easier, cutoffs will rise. A tough paper may slightly reduce cutoffs. Increasing MBBS seats also helps lower the cutoff marginally.

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