NEET Result 2019 HIGHLIGHTS: The results is now available at ntaneet.nic.in
NEET Result 2019 HIGHLIGHTS: National Testing Agency (NTA) has declared the results of the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) examination on Wednesday, June 5, 2019. The candidates can check the results through the website, ntaneet.nic.in now.
Over 15 lakh candidates appeared for the NEET examination that was conducted on May 5, 2019 in 156 cities across the country. But for students from Odisha or those whose centres were in Odisha, the exam was postponed to May 20 due to cyclone Fani. Many Karnataka students who missed the NEET exam due to a train delay were given a chance to re-appear for the exam on May 20.
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NTA NEET result 2019: How to check
Candidates need to visit the official website ntaneet.nic.in. Click on the download result link. Enter registration number, roll number. Results will appear on the screen. Download it, and take a print out for further reference.
NTA NEET Result 2019 LIVE: The results will be availble at ntaneet.nic.in
Even as the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) has become mandatory for Indian students to pursue medical and dental courses in India and abroad, there are still many options for students to pursue in case they do not clear the national-level competitive exam. Read complete story here
Though AIIMS New Delhi is top ranking college followed by PGIMER Chandigarh - the first has its own entrance exam and the second has postgraduate courses in core medicine only. Here is the list of top medical colleges in India, one can apply at based on NEET 2019 score.
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NEET topper Nalin Khandelwal made a strategy to crack the NEET exam and focused on NCERT syllabus. He used to do multiple reading of a single topic and also prepared notes. Nalin said that he also practised JEE Mains previous year papers. est for the preparation of competitive examinations.
Nalin said that he always enjoyed studying and never studied when he was tired. He made daily targets during his exam-preparation and made sure he slept for 7 hours everyday, coaching institute Allen reported.
A total of 8.38 lakh (8,38,955) fenmale candidates appeared in the NEET examination, while 6,80,414 male candidates appeared for the examination.
Following are the states which have the highest number of canddiates who have qualified the NEET exam
Rank 1: Delhi
Rank 2: Haryana
Rank 3: Chandigarh
Rank 4: Andhra Pradesh
Rank 5: Rajasthan
Rank 6: Punjab
Rank 7: Telangana
Rank 8: Kerala
Rank 9: Manipur
Rank 10: Himachal Pradesh
Topper Nalin Khandelwal says he is very happy on securing All India Rank 1 (AIR). "I used to study for eight hours everyday. I would like to thank my teachers," he added.
Rank 6935: Bheraram (Rajasthan)
Rank 8136: Shobhit Tyagi (Uttar Pradesh)
Rank 14041: Souvik Ghosh (West Bengal)
Rank 14991: Faisal Ansari (Madhya Pradesh)
Rank 15623: Karvanna Prabu K K (Tamil Nadu)
Rank 5739: Sabhyata Singh Kushwaha (Uttar Pradesh)
Rank 18067: Jaya Patidar (Madhya Pradesh)
Rank 26873: Bidisha Ghosh (West Bengal)
Rank 27459: Aashi Sinha (Bihar)
Rank 28338: Archana gurjar (Rajasthan)
Rank 7: Madhuri Reddy G (Telangana)
Rank 15: Kirti Agarwal (Madhya Pradesh)
Rank 16: Qureshi Asra (Andhra Pradesh)
Rank 18: Harshvi Nayan Jobanputra (Gujarat)
Rank 31: Hrudya Lakshmi Bose
(Kerala)
Rank 38: Vishwa Rakseh (Delhi)
Rank 41: Ashu (Haryana)
Rank 52: Agarwal Disha Samir (Maharashtra)
Rank 56: Ishika Gupta (Delhi)
Rank 57: Shruthi K (Tamil Nadu)
Rank 1: Rank 1: Nalin Khandelwal (Rajasthan)
Rank 2: Bhavik Bansal (Delhi)
Rank 3: Akshat Kaushik (Uttar Pradesh)
Rank 4: Swastik Bhatia (Haryana)
Rank 5: Anant Jain (Uttar Pradesh)
Rank 6: Bhat Sarthak Raghavendra (Maharashtra)
Rank 8: Dhruv Kushwaha (Uttar Pradesh)
Rank 9: Mihir Rai (Delhi)
Rank 10: Raghav Dubey (Madhya Pradesh)
Rank 11: Hemant Khandelia (West Bengal)
Rank 12: Sameer Godara (Rajasthan)
Rank 13: Mohit (Haryana)
Rank 14: Ravi Makhija (Gujarat)
Rank 17: Ridham Agarwal (Delhi)
Rank 19: Arunangshu Bhattacharya (Rajasthan)
Rank 20: Satvik Lodha (Jharkhand)
Rank 21: Harsh Jain (Delhi)
Rank 22: Hardik Gupta (Uttar Pradesh)
Rank 23: Aryan Kakkar (Punjab)
Rank 24: Lalit Agarwal (Rajasthan)
For physically handicapped (PH) candidates, the qualifying marks were 45th percentile (133 and 120 marks). A total of 454 candidates from the PH category have passed the national-level medical entrance test. Sabhyata Singh Kushwaha from Uttar Pradesh has topped NEET 2019 in the PH category by obtaining 610 marks and a percentile score of 99.5834146.
Rank 1: Nalin Khandelwal (Rajasthan)
Rank 2: Bhavik Bansal (Delhi)
Rank 3: Akshat Kaushik (Uttar Pradesh)
Rank 4: Swastik Bhatia (Haryana)
Rank 5: Anant Jain (Uttar Pradesh)
Rank 6: Bhat Sarthak Raghavendra (Maharashtra)
Rank 7: Madhuri Reddy G (Telangana)
Rank 8: Dhruv Kuswaha (Uttar Pradesh)
Rank 9: Mihir Rai (Delhi)
Rank 10: Raghav Dubey (Madhya Pradesh)
Telangana's Madhuri Reddy G emerged as the topper among girls and secured an all-India rank of seven
As many as 14,10,755 candidates had appeared for the exam out of which 7,97,042 cleared the test.
Delhi's Bhavik Bansal and Akshat Kaushik from Uttar Pradesh secured the second and the third positions respectively.
As many as 63,789 OBC candidates and 20,009 students from SC category and 8,455 candidates from ST category have cleared the NEET 2019. For reserved category candidates, the eligibility criterion is to secure 40 percentile of the total marks which comes to 133 to 107 marks.
Around 7,04,335 candidates belonging to the unreserved category secured marks between 701 and 134. The qualifying criteria for this category is 50th percentile or 701 to 134 marks
Over 5.34 lakh (5,34,072) candidates from general category appeared in the NEET examination this year. 8.38 lakh (8,38,955) fenmale candidates appeared in the NEET examination, while 6,80,414 male candidates appeared for the examination.
NEET UG is conducted for admission to MBBS/BDS courses in India in medical/dental colleges run with the approval of the Medical Council of India/Dental Council of India. The exam was conducted in Hindi, English, Urdu, Gujarati, Marathi, Oriya, Bengali, Assamese, Telugu, Tamil and Kannada.
A total of 1,884 candidates belong to NRI category appeared in the NEET 2019
To qualify NEET or to get admission in the MBBS/BSD courses in India-based institutes, candidates need to obtain minimum 50th percentile in exam. For reserved category students, the minimum marks required to qualify are 40th percentile and for PwD candidates it is 45th percentile. Now, over 7 lakh candidates who have cleared the exam will have to appear for counselling
In physically handicap (PH) category, Sabhyata Singh Kushwaha from Uttar Pradesh has topped by obtaining 610 marks and a percentile score of 99.5834146. Her all India (overall) rank is 5739. In the category, the second rank is secured by Bheraram from Rajasthan with 604 marks and 99.5029612 percentile score.
A total of 15,16,066 Indian nationals appeared in the examinations out of the total in NEET 2019
A total of 14,10,755 (92.85%) candidates appeared in NEET 2019. Around 1.8 lakh candidates (7.15%) did not appear in the examination
This year, over 15 lakh (15,19,375) candidates appeared in the examination, an increase of 14.52 per cent from the last year
The details and schedule of counselling would be available on the websites of Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Medical Education Directorates of States as applicable. The details of Medical Education Directorate of States are given in Appendix-IV of the Information Bulletin available on NEET website. The counselling would be conducted by the respective Counselling Authorities subject to prevailing rules and norms for admission in Medical Colleges/Dental Colleges under their ambit. Candidates are advised to be in touch with the respective Counselling Authorities and Institutions concerned for further details
The qualified candidates may please note that they have to further complete the formalities with the respective Counselling Authorities viz DGHS, Medical Education Directorates of States, etc. for admission to MBBS/BDS Courses.
Among states, a maximum of 206745 students appeared from Maharashtra for NEET 2019 of which 81171 qualified. From Tamil Nadu, as many as 123078 students sat with nearly 59,785 qualified the medical entrane examination. The registration was higher in Kerala where a total of 110206 applicants appeared of which 73385 passed. Last year 66.74 students passed from the state while this year, there is a minor decrease (66.59). From Karnataka 102735 students gave NEET 2019 with 64982 passing it.
The result of NEET-UG, 2019 has been declared on the basis of the qualifying criteria prescribed by the Medical
Council of India and Dental Council of India and also based on the information submitted by the candidates in their
online application forms
To make the candidates and their parents aware about the rules and regulations of the examination,
candidates were sent various messages (SMS) on their registered mobile.SMS was also sent to all the
candidates to download “Important Advisory for National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET)-UG 2019”
on 3rdMay 2019.
For State quota and other seats falling under the ambit of States, candidates may apply to their domicile states and merit list as per State rules and based on All India Rank will be prepared by concerned Counselling Authorities. The counselling for Private Medical Colleges will also be conducted by the concerned State Counselling Authority. Candidates are advised to be in touch with the respective Counselling Authorities and Institutions concerned for further details.
The cut off of most states remain same. It includes Kerala which got 66.59 in 2019 and 66.74 in 2018. Bihar has seen nearly three per cent fall with 57.61 in 2019 and 60.15 in 2018. Last year NEET topper Kalpana Kumari was from Bihar
The Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS), Government of India will conduct the Counselling for 15% All
India Quota Seats, Deemed Universities, Central Universities, Seats of ESIC and AFMC, BHU & AMU. Candidates may visit
website www.mcc.nic.in for further information. Candidates will apply for 15% All India Quota seats as per the directions
of DGHS and Counselling will be stopped oncethe seats are exhausted.
Among states the highest performer is Rajasthan. This is the first time that the NTA has conducted the NEET exam. Students can view their scores at the official ntaneet.nic.in and nta.ac.in.
Among females, Madhuri Reddy from Telangana with 695 marks and all India Rank 7 has topped.
National Testing Agency (NTA) has declared the results of the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) today – June 6, 2019. Rajasthan’s Nalin Khandelwal has obtained the All India Rank (AIR) 1 in NEET UG 2019 with 99.9999291 percentile and 701 marks
National Testing Agency (NTA) will declare the results of the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) examination on Wednesday, June 5, 2019. The candidates can check the results through the website, ntaneet.nic.in, after 4 pm, as per the official website
Mohammedanas Mohammedyunus Memon, who came to Ahmedabad from Himmatnagar to pursue his higher education, scored 671 out of 720 in the exams. He secured an AIR of 26. Memon, who studied under the Gujarat Secondary and Higher Secondary Education Board (GSHSEB), believes the board does not matter as long as one is dedicated. Memon aspires to study medicine.
Over 1.77 lakh students from Maharashtra appeared for the central exam, the highest from any state in the country. Of these 40 per cent (over 70,000) have qualified. However, more number of students qualified from Uttar Pradesh and Kerala.
Four students from Gujarat have scored an under-100 rank in the National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test (NEET) exam, the results for which were declared on Monday. Close to 75,000 candidates had appeared for the exam, conducted by the CBSE for admission to the medical and dental colleges across 138 centres in the state.
Shlok Patel, who secured AIR 24 and stood first in Ahmedabad, scored 673 out of 720 in the exam. He said, “I didn’t have a smart phone so I could dedicate myself completely.” Patel aspires to become an orthodontist like his father, while his mother is a gynaecologist. His younger brother wants to pursue his future in IIT.
Mohammedanas Mohammedyunus Memon, who came to Ahmedabad from Himmatnagar to pursue his higher education, scored 671 out of 720 in the exams. He secured an AIR of 26. Memon, who studied under the Gujarat Secondary and Higher Secondary Education Board (GSHSEB), believes the board does not matter as long as one is dedicated. Memon aspires to study medicine.
Nearly 100 Tamil medium NEET 2018 aspirants were given question papers in Hindi at a centre in Madurai, as per a PTI report. After a three-hour delay, the students were provided with the Tamil version. The incident happened at a matriculation school, a NEET centre, where a school official said when a question paper pack was opened and distribution began for four halls in the centre they came to know that they were in Hindi
As per reports, about 10,974 UG medical seats aspirants appeared the NEET examination 2018 in Kota, considered to be the hub for coaching institutes in Rajasthan. The National Eligibility Entrance Test (NEET) 2018 was held at 20 centres in the city.
Candidates must enter the required details in the test booklet, attendance sheet and OMR answer sheet. They should place their signature (in legible running hand) and left-hand thumb Impression twice and paste the Photograph at the appropriate place in the Attendance Sheet. They also need to place their signature (in legible running hand) and Left Hand Thumb Impression on Side-2 of the OMR Answer Sheet. They should ensure that their Left-Hand Thumb Impression is clear and not smudged.
Often due to anxiety and in pressure to complete the paper in time, students tend to rush through the questions, overlooking essential information. They should instead carefully go through the question paper. A thorough and meticulous reading of the questions can help them register the key information, thereby enabling them to focus on what is asked and ignore extraneous information and proceed directly to determining the correct answer. Special focus should be given on the words NOT, INCORRECT, CORRECT etc. while answering the question with best-suited option.
The NEET is a three-hour long exam which includes three sections – physics, chemistry and biology.
The NEET is a three-hour long exam which includes three sections – physics, chemistry and biology.Of the total 180 questions, 90 would be from biology and 45 each from physics and chemistry. Preparation syllabus includes the whole of Class 11 and 12 standard NCERT textbooks in the respective subjects. Every correct answer would fetch you plus four marks and every incorrect answer results in a negative mark. Questions that are not attempted do not have any penalty marks. So, choose your battles wisely, if you do not know a question for sure, do not mark it.
Step 1: Visit the official website ntaneet.nic.in
Step 2: Click on the download result link
Step 3: Enter registration number, roll number
Step 4: Results will appear on the screen
Step 5: Download it, and take a print out for further reference.
“The results of NEET examination will be declared today by 12 noon. The candidates can check the result through the website ntaneet.nic.in,” Higher Education secretary R. Subrahmanyam said
Punjab’s Navdeep Singh has scored the AIR 1 rank this year with a total score of 697 marks. This year, 611539 have qualified the medical entrance examination which was held on May 7. Of these, 266221 were male aspirants while 345313 are females. Eight transgenders sat for the exam out of which five have qualified the NEET 2017.
The general category candidates will be considered for the NEET 2019 merit list if they score a minimum of 50 per cent. For those belonging to reserved including SC and ST category, the minimum marks are 40 percentile and for PwD candidates it is 45 percentile.
The NEET is a three-hour long exam which includes three sections – physics, chemistry, and biology. Of the total 180 questions, 90 would be from biology and 45 each from physics and chemistry. The national level competitive exam is a pre-requisite for admission to medical and dental courses in India and abroad for Indian students.