NEET SS 2024 Results: Download NEET SS Scorecard PDF @nbe.edu.in

Candidates will have to download the NEET SS scorecard by visiting the official website of the exam and entering the following details.

• NEET SS Application Number or NBEMS ID
• NEET SS Password
• Security Code or Captcha

Hence, candidates must keep the login details handy once the NEET SS result is declared. In case they forget any of the credentials, they have to click on the Forgot Password or Application Number tab and retrieve the details. Once downloaded, candidates must take multiple printouts of the scorecard, and preserve the hard and soft copies of this crucial document. 

The NEET SS scorecard will carry the following information:

• Candidate Name
• NEET SS Roll Number
• Subjecti-wise scores
• Overall score
• Overall percentile
• Qualifying status

Candidates will have to download the NEET SS scorecard by logging in to the official website of the exam through their registration credentials. They must preserve the scorecard till the admission process is completed. 

The validity of the NEET SS result or the scorecard is one academic year, or the current admission season. The NEET SS scores obtained cannot be carried forward for the next academic season. The scores of NEET SS are used for admission to DM, MCh and DNB Super Specialised courses. 

The National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences (NBEMS) or the exam conducting body for NEET SS releases the qualifying scores or the cutoff marks for each subjects along with the result. As per the NEET SS 2024 cutoff, the highest cutoff is for the Respiratory Medicine Group, which is 365. On the other hand, the lowest cutoff is for the group Orthopaedics, which is 254.

The NEET SS 2024 cutoff has been reduced to zero prior to the Round 3 counselling. In a letter written by the Government of India to NBEMS, the exam conducting body, it has been stated that candidates who have appeared for the NEET SS 2024 counselling and have fulfilled the exam eligibility criteria can participate in the third round of the exam counselling. In the past two years, MCC had reduced cut off for NEET SS by 20 percentile for each speciality. 

NBE or the National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences (NBEMS), the NEET SS exam conducting authority, releases the cutoff scores or the qualifying scores along with the result. Even though NBE announces the NEET SS qualifying percentile in the information bulletin, the exact qualifying marks, or the NEET SS cutoff is released on the day of the result declaration. The NEET SS 2024 cutoff has been released on April 25, 2025, along with the result.

According to the National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences (NBEMS), the exam conducting authority, the NEET SS merit is generated on the basis of marks obtained by the candidate and application of the prescribed tie-breaking criteria. Equating/scaling and normalisation process is not applied, even though the exam is conducted in multiple days and slots, and for multiple subjects or course groups. 

In case two or more candidates secure same score in NEET SS, NBEMS will apply the following criteria to break the tie. 

• Candidate having greater number of correct responses in the question paper will be placed at a better merit position.
• Candidate having lesser number of negative responses in the question paper will be placed at a better merit position.
• Older candidate will be placed at a better merit position.
• Candidate securing higher aggregate marks (in percentage) in all MBBS Professional Examinations will be placed at a better merit position.

The criteria mentioned above was announced by NBEMS last year. This year, the tie-breaking process may undergo change. 

No, there is no provision for re-evaluation or rechecking of NEET SS cores. NBE has stated, "There will be NO re-evaluation or rechecking or re-totaling. Requests for re-evaluation/re-totaling shall not be entertained." However, before the declaration of the result, candidates may report any technical errors in questions within two days of the conduct of the exam. "Before declaration of the result, any question asked in the NEET-SS Examination can be challenged for technical errors, if any, with supportive medical literature, in not more than 2 calendar days after conduct of examination. No claims made beyond 2 days of conduct of examination shall be entertained under any circumstances. No claims pertaining to the difficulty level of a question shall be entertained. Such challenge can only be raised by bonafide candidates who had appeared in the examination through their registered email ID at Communication Web Portal of NBEMS," states NBE. 

NEET SS scorecard is an individual document which carries information regarding candidates' obtained scores, percentiles, ranks and qualifying status. On the other hand, NEET SS merit list is a common document which consists of the list of test takers along with their scores and ranks. The NEET SS merit list is released separately for each of the 13 course groups. Both the documents are prepared by the National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences (NBEMS), the exam conducting body. The NEET SS scorecard is issued only to candidates who can download it by logging in through their registration credentials and nobody else can access it. NEET SS merit list, on the other hand, is released publicly and includes the All India Rank list of candidates along with their obtained scores, percentiles and state.

The NEET SS merit list carries the following information about the candidates and their performance in the exam:

• Candidate Roll Number
• Application ID
• Score obtained
• Merit Position or All India Rank (AIR)

The NEET SS merit list will be released separately for each of the 13 course groups. Candidates should download and refer the merit list for the course they had opted for. 

NEET SS merit list refers to the document which carries the list of qualifying candidates along with their obtained scores and merit position, or rank. The merit list of NEET SS will be available in PDF format and can be downloaded by all. The National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences (NBEMS) will release the NEET SS merit list along with the result. The merit list will be released separately for each of the courses. Candidates will have to download and find the course-wise NEET SS merit lists and find their Roll Number and check their merit status. 

No, revision of the NEET SS cutoff or qualifying percentile will not affect the rank obtained by the candidate in any way. However, in case the NEET SS cutoff is lowered, and more candidates qualify for the exam, then all those candidates will be eligible to participate in the NEET SS counselling process. Last year, additional rounds of NEET SS counselling were conducted since the cutoff was reduced later, to give equal scope to the newly qualified candidates of the exam. However, their merit positions or the All India Ranks did not change.  

No, NBE does not send the scorecard by post to any candidate. NEET SS result or scorecard and merit list have to be downloaded from the official website of NBE only. Candidates will have to visit the official website of NEET SS and login through their registration credentials and download the scorecard. The course-wise merit lists for NEET SS will be available on the website and is accessible for download for all. They will have to find their NEET SS Roll Number to check the merit position or All India Rank (AIR). 

Yes, you can download the NEET SS result/ scorecard even if you have not qualified for the examination. The scorecard will have the qualification status of the candidate printed on it. Candidates are advised to take multiple printouts of the NEET SS scorecard and preserve it till the admission process is concluded. In case a candidate fails to qualify for NEET SS, he or she can appear for the exam again next year.