On August 19, 2025, the National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences (NBEMS) made the NEET PG Result 2025 public. Candidates who took the test can now check their scores on the official websites, natboard.edu.in and nbe.edu.in. The result is out in the form of a PDF merit list, where hopefuls can see their roll numbers and see if they qualified.
More than 2.42 lakh candidates showed up
There was one computer-based NEET PG 2025 test this year, which took place on August 3, 2025, in 301 cities and 1,052 centers. The test was taken by more than 2.42 lakh people, making it one of the biggest medical school entrance exams in India.
Scores Cut Off Are Announced
It was announced by NBEMS that the cut-off marks for each category were also made public. Out of 800 points, this is how the cut-off is found:
General/EWS: 276 points, which is the 50th percentile
UR-PwBD: 255 points (45th percentile)
SC, ST, OBC, and PwBD: 235 points (40th percentile)
These cut-off numbers are very important because they show who can go through the counseling process.
Click Here to See Your NEET PG 2025 Scores
- To get to their findings, candidates can do these easy things:
- Go to natboard.edu.in or nbe.edu.in, which are the official NBEMS websites.
- Go to the Notice Board area on the home page.
- To get the NEET PG 2025 result, click on the page that says “Result.”
- You can look for your roll number in the list after the result PDF opens.
Save the PDF for later use by downloading it
Individual scorecards won’t be ready right away. They’re likely to come out separately.
Policy of Not Re-Evaluating
NBEMS has made it clear that there will be no way to check, evaluate, or re-total the findings again under any circumstances. The numbers that are shown in the official result PDF must be accepted by the candidates.
Scorecards and Advice Up Next
The honor list has been made public, but each person’s scorecard will not be available until August 29, 2025. You will be able to get these by logging in as a candidate on the NBEMS site.
The next step for qualified candidates is counseling, which is run by the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) for 50% of the All India Quota seats and by state officials for the other 50% of the seats. Soon, we should have detailed counseling plans.
