NEET Result

As it is the National Testing Agency that conducts the NEET, it is NTA that will declare the result date for admission into Pt. Bhagwat Dayal Sharma Post Graduate Institute of Medical Sciences at Rohtak, Haryana. As a rule, NEET results usually take 3-4 weeks from dates scheduled by the NEET exam and usually fall within May. It is also declared on its official NTA NEET website. Counseling and seat allocation starts on the declaration day of NEET results after getting rank by the candidate. The specific dates will be announced after the declaration of the rank after the results of NEET. So, regular visit to the website of NTA and PGIMS is required for updates.

Once the seat allotment result of NEET SS counselling is declared, candidates have to check it online. They have to visit the MCC website and click on the link indicating the Round 1 or Round 2 or Mop-up Round result. A PDF file will open, wherein candidates have to find their NEET SS counselling allotted seats. The step by step process to check the NEET SS counselling result is given below:Visit the official website of NEET SS counselling – mcc.nic.inClick on the ‘Super Speciality’ tabClick on the link ‘Provisional SS Allotment Status’ or the 'Final Seat Allotment Result' under the Current Events sectionDownload the PDF fileCheck your NEET SS Rank to find out the allotment statusAfter the declaration of the final seat allotment result, candidates will have to download the NEET SS counselling seat allotment letter from the MCC website. This is one of the most important documents required for the institute reporting process. 

The NEET score and percentile are two different entities, and they serve distinct purposes. Here's the difference between them:NEET Score:The NEET score is the actual mark obtained by a candidate in the NEET exam. It is a raw score that reflects the number of correct answers a candidate has attempted. The NEET score is used to determine the qualifying status of a candidate for admission to medical and dental colleges.NEET Percentile:The percentile score, on the other hand, indicates the candidate's performance relative to other examinees. It is a measure of how many candidates have scored equal to or below the candidate's score in the exam. The percentile score is calculated by dividing the total number of candidates who appeared for the exam into 100 equal groups, with each group representing a percentile.For example, if a candidate scores 600 out of 720 in NEET, their percentile score would be around 90, indicating that they have scored higher than 90 per cent of the total candidates who appeared for the exam.In summary, the NEET score reflects the actual mark obtained, while the percentile score reflects the candidate's relative performance compared to others. Both scores are important, and they serve different purposes in the admission process.