EWS NEET Cut off 2025 (Out)- Previous Year NEET Cutoff Marks for EWS Category

Types of EWS NEET cut off

NEET cutoff marks for the EWS category come in two forms: admission cutoff and NEET qualifying marks 2025. The NEET qualifying marks or NEET passing marks are the minimal marks that candidates must achieve from the total marks in NEET. While the EWS NEET 2025 cut off for admission is the final rank at which an applicant will be granted admission. Medical colleges that accept NEET scores will grant admission according to the NEET 2025 cut-off. The NEET cutoff for MBBS government college is released after the 15% AIQ seats counselling of MCC and the 85% state quota counselling.

EWS cut off NEET 2025

NTA releases the NEET cutoff for all the categories with the declaration of NEET result. Candidates can check the cutoff of NEET 2025 for EWS category in the below table.

EWS NEET cut off 2025

EWS category in NEET

The Economically Weaker Section (EWS) category was introduced by the Indian government to provide reservation benefits to students from economically disadvantaged backgrounds who do not belong to Scheduled Castes (SC), Scheduled Tribes (ST), or Other Backward Classes (OBC). Only candidates of the general category who are from the economically weaker sections come under the EWS category. To be eligible, candidates need to have an EWS certificate in NEET.

Previous year EWS NEET cut off

Candidates can check the previous year NEET EWS cut off in the table below. The NEET EWS cut off is provided in the form of opening and closing rank at which the admissions were granted.

AIIMS NEET EWS cut off - MBBS

EWS NEET cutoff for Government colleges

Factors influencing the EWS NEET Cut off

• The overall difficulty of the NEET exam plays a significant role in determining the NEET EWS cutoff. A tougher exam generally leads to a lower cut-off, while an easier exam might push the cut-off higher.

• The total number of candidates applying for the NEET exam also impacts the cut-off. A higher number of applicants typically leads to a more competitive cut-off.

• The number of medical seats reserved for the EWS category in various institutions affects the cut-off. Increased seat availability can lead to a lower cut-off.