The results of NEET 2020 are right around the corner, and you must be waiting for yours with great anticipation!

Analysts have released the tentative cut-offs for NEET. Learn what it means for you, and your chances of studying for MBBS abroad.

Check your results here! 

How do I understand my NEET result?

To qualify NEET, you need to get a score that falls within the ‘cut-off’ for your category. In other words, the cut-off is the minimum score required to pass NEET.

As you know, this cut-off is different each year, based on various factors. Before the final results, analysts release the tentative cut-offs.  

For this year, the tentative cut-offs are:

The NTA has also released the draft answer key, which you can check out here 

Based on this answer key you can calculate your scores, and try to get an idea of where you stand.

Remember – this is only a prediction! You need to wait for the final results and cut-offs.

But the good thing about this is that if you already have a tentative idea, you will be able to take your next steps!

What are my options after NEET 2020?

In case you were not aware, your NEET scores can be your gateway to an MBBS abroad!

That’s right! To study in a foreign country like Russia or Georgia, the MCI has made it compulsory for students to qualify NEET. So, once you qualify NEET, you can join the cohort of talented Indian students who are choosing to study medicine abroad.

To get a place in one of the good public medical colleges in India you need to get a high rank; or else you may have to pay a lot of money to study in a private college.

But for MBBS abroad, all you need is the minimum passing score. And with that, you can study at a top public university in Europe at a very affordable cost.

What does this mean for you in 2020? For instance, if you belong to the unreserved category and you get a score equal to or higher than the official cut-off, you automatically qualify to apply for your MBBS abroad!

So, what should I do while I wait?

While you wait for your official NEET results, the best thing to do is to reach out to an overseas education consultant.

Here at Hurray, we will help you understand your options and how to get a seat in one of the top medical universities in Russia or Georgia.

A few things you need to keep in mind are:

• Besides NEET, you also need to have earned the minimum required score in your 12^th Board exams (PCB stream) – for Russia it is 50%, and for Georgia it is 50%.
• Admissions are on first-come, first-serve basis – so the sooner you apply, the better!

So, what are you waiting for? Reach out to us today! You can send in your enquiries to info@hurrayedutech.com or call at 8971357938!

And if you have any queries, feel free to ask us in the comments below!