NEET UG Percentile Calculator
Compute your NEET UG session percentile from raw marks using the published relative-standing method (enter session stats).
NTA-style session percentile: enter how many candidates in your shift scored equal to or less than you, and the shift total. Optional: your raw marks for reference.
NTA applies the same percentile-normalisation concept for NEET UG when multiple shifts are used: percentile = 100 × (candidates in the shift with raw score ≤ yo…
How the NEET UG Percentile Calculator works
NTA session percentile
NTA applies the same percentile-normalisation concept for NEET UG when multiple shifts are used: percentile = 100 × (candidates in the shift with raw score ≤ yours) ÷ (total in that shift). See the NEET UG Information Bulletin.
NEET UG percentiles describe relative standing in a session or cohort — they are not college cutoffs.
About National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (Undergraduate)
NEET UG is the single national medical entrance for MBBS/BDS and related courses in India. The paper is scored out of 720 (180 questions × 4 marks, with −1 for wrong answers on most versions) — confirm the year’s marking scheme in the bulletin.
Usually one national exam day (sometimes multiple shifts); results use percentile / score as declared by NTA.
What this tool does not do
This is not a NEET UG rank predictor and does not invent cutoffs. Enter your own session or rank stats; the math is shown step by step.
Frequently asked questions
Is this an official NEET UG calculator from National Testing Agency (NTA)?
No — it is a free Knwdle helper. Methodology follows published public concepts (NTA session percentile) and cites sources on the page. Always trust your official scorecard.
Does this predict NEET UG ranks or college cutoffs?
No. We deliberately do not ship rank predictors or fake cutoffs. Percentile tools only compute transparent relative-standing maths from numbers you enter.
What is unique about NEET UG?
NEET UG is the single national medical entrance for MBBS/BDS and related courses in India. The paper is scored out of 720 (180 questions × 4 marks, with −1 for wrong answers on most versions) — confirm the year’s marking scheme in the bulletin.
Where does the formula come from?
NTA applies the same percentile-normalisation concept for NEET UG when multiple shifts are used: percentile = 100 × (candidates in the shift with raw score ≤ yours) ÷ (total in that shift). See the NEET UG Information Bulletin.
Can I change the exam date on the countdown?
Yes — the countdown date is always editable. The prefilled 2027-05-03 is an example only (Example only — NEET UG is typically early May; edit to the date on your admit card.).
For developers & AI agents
The NEET UG Percentile Calculator is also available as a free, unauthenticated JSON API — no API key, no sign-up, CORS enabled for all origins. Send a GET request with the parameters below and receive the computed result as JSON, including the source of the format or formula used. Invalid input returns HTTP 400 with a JSON { "error": "..." } body.
GET https://knwdle.com/api/tools/neet-ug-percentile-calculator| Parameter | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|
candidatesAtOrBelow | Yes | Count in session with raw score ≤ yours. |
sessionTotal | Yes | Total candidates in the session/shift. |
marks | No | Optional raw marks (0–720). |
Request:
GET https://knwdle.com/api/tools/neet-ug-percentile-calculator?candidatesAtOrBelow=90000&sessionTotal=120000&marks=180
Response:
{
"tool": "neet-ug-percentile-calculator",
"exam": "NEET UG",
"note": "See live response for full fields",
"source": "NTA applies the same percentile-normalisation concept for NEET UG when multiple shifts are used: per…"
}