NEET 2019 UG result declared by NTA on June 5. Nalin Khandelwal has topped the medical entrance test with 701 out of 720 marks. Scroll down to check the complete list of NEET 2019 toppers.
NEET 2019 result got declared by NTA (National Testing Agency) on June 5 and is available on NTA’s official website. This year the pass percentage in NEET stands at 56.46% with just 797,042 exam qualifiers out of 1,410,755 candidates who appeared for the NEET exam on May 5. Along with the result, NTA has also declared the list of top 50 rank holders in NEET 2019 along with their scores and AIRs (All India Ranks).
NEET 2019 Toppers – Top 50 Rank Holders
Nalin Khandelwal from Rajasthan has topped the medical entrance test with 701 out of 720 marks. He is followed by Bhavik Bansal from New Delhi and Akshat Kaushik from Uttar Pradesh with 700 marks at ranks 2 and 3 respectively. Madhuri Reddy from Telangana is the only female candidates to have made it to the top 10 list. She secured 695 out of 720 marks in NEET 2019 and stands at rank 7. Take a look at the list of NEET 2019 toppers below:
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| Topper’s name |
NEET score |
Percentile Score |
NEET AIR |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nalin Khandelwal |
701 |
99.9999291 |
1 |
| Bhavik Bansal |
700 |
99.9997873 |
2 |
| Akshat Kaushik |
700 |
99.9997873 |
3 |
| Swastik Bhatia |
696 |
99.9997165 |
4 |
| Anant Jain |
695 |
99.999362 |
5 |
| Bhat Sarthak Raghavendra |
695 |
99.999362 |
6 |
| Madhuri Reddy G |
695 |
99.999362 |
7 |
| Dhruv Kushwaha |
695 |
99.999362 |
8 |
| Mihir Rai |
695 |
99.999362 |
9 |
| Raghav Dubey |
691 |
99.9992203 |
10 |
| Hemant Khandelia |
691 |
99.9992203 |
11 |
| Sameer Godara |
690 |
99.9980861 |
12 |
| Mohit |
690 |
99.9980861 |
13 |
| Ravi Makhija |
690 |
99.9980861 |
14 |
| Kirti Agrawal |
690 |
99.9980861 |
15 |
| Qureshi Asra |
690 |
99.9980861 |
16 |
| Ridham Agarwal |
690 |
99.9980861 |
17 |
| Harshvi Nayan Jobanputra |
690 |
99.9980861 |
18 |
| Arunangshu Bhattacharyya |
690 |
99.9980861 |
19 |
| Satvik Lodha |
690 |
99.9980861 |
20 |
| Harsh Jain |
690 |
99.9980861 |
21 |
| Hardik Gupta |
690 |
99.9980861 |
22 |
| Aryan Kakkar |
690 |
99.9980861 |
23 |
| Lalit Agarwal |
690 |
99.9980861 |
24 |
| Deependra Singh Choyal |
690 |
99.9980861 |
25 |
| Apoorv Raghav |
690 |
99.9980861 |
26 |
| Parth Gill |
690 |
99.9980861 |
27 |
| Gautam Chellani |
689 |
99.9980152 |
28 |
| Atull Manoj |
688 |
99.9979444 |
29 |
| Harsh Agarwal |
687 |
99.9977317 |
30 |
| Hrudya Lakshmi Bose |
687 |
99.9977317 |
31 |
| Gautam Kumar |
687 |
99.9977317 |
32 |
| Aswin V P |
686 |
99.9973773 |
33 |
| Mane Sairaj Anandrao |
686 |
99.9973773 |
34 |
| Abhishek Rajput |
686 |
99.9973773 |
35 |
| Phaneendra D R |
686 |
99.9973773 |
36 |
| Lohitashva Goyal |
686 |
99.9973773 |
37 |
| Vishwa Rakesh |
685 |
99.9949672 |
38 |
| Anurag Gautam |
685 |
99.9949672 |
39 |
| Pilli Bhanu Siva Teja |
685 |
99.9949672 |
40 |
| Ashu |
685 |
99.9949672 |
41 |
| Sodam Sri Nandan Reddy |
685 |
99.9949672 |
42 |
| P Mahesh Anand |
685 |
99.9949672 |
43 |
| M H Sayan Shah |
685 |
99.9949672 |
44 |
| Shikhar Gupta |
685 |
99.9949672 |
45 |
| Diprasom Das |
685 |
99.9949672 |
46 |
| Bahadur Singh |
685 |
99.9949672 |
47 |
| Aman Agrawal |
685 |
99.9949672 |
48 |
| Varun Chopra |
685 |
99.9949672 |
49 |
| Date Siddhant Yashavant |
685 |
99.9949672 |
50 |
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Along with the results, NTA has also released the NEET qualifying cutoff. The general category candidates will be considered for medical and dental admission through the scores of the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test only if they score a minimum of 50/5 marks. For those belonging to the reserved category, the qualifying percentile is 40% and 45% in case of PwD candidates.
Exam qualifiers who meet the minimum eligibility cut off will have to further participate in the exam counselling for document verification and seat allotment. NEET UG counselling will be uploaded on the official website of MCC (Medical Council Committee) shortly. However, the counselling process is expected to commence from July 2019.
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