How to Find Your State Rank for NEET 2017 and Future Versions

NEET (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test) is one of the most critical steps for aspirants seeking admission to medical courses in India. Determining your state rank is crucial for understanding your position in the state merit list, which directly influences your chances of securing a seat in state-specific medical colleges. This article will guide you through the process of finding your state rank for NEET 2017 and 2018, as well as future versions.

Access the NEET Official Website

To begin, visit the official NEET website to access your state rank. The process is straightforward and requires minimal personal information.

Steps to Find Your State Rank:

Go to the NEET official website. Click on the NEET UG Rank List option. Enter your Roll Number and Date of Birth in the provided fields. Click on 'Submit'. Your NEET State Wise Rank List for the 15 AIR Quota will be displayed.

Waiting for State Counselling

Once NEET results are announced, it's essential to wait for the state counselling to commence. After registration in your respective state counselling, a merit list will be published on the state medical website. Here are the steps to follow:

Go to the website of the state conducting the counselling. Register with your personal details. Once registered, you will be informed when the state merit list is released. Download the merit list and check your state rank.

Checking Previous Year Merit Lists

If you want an estimate of where you might rank, you can download previous year's state merit lists. Here’s an example for NEET 2018 in Uttar Pradesh (UP), which might give you an idea of your potential state rank if you belong to UP.

Example: NEET 2018 UP Merit List

Go to the official website of your state PMT and look for the previous year's merit list. It will provide valuable insights into your likely position.

State-Specific Steps

Some states have separate counselling processes, and you might need to follow additional steps to find your state rank. Here are some examples:

Telangana Example

If you are from Telangana, you can find your rank by following the steps outlined in the official FAQ section of the Telangana Medical Council or by visiting their official website.

Andhra Pradesh Example

For Andhra Pradesh, NEET 7698 rankers, check the State Council of Higher Education website for any state-specific forms or updates.

Stay Updated and Registered

Some states haven't released their results yet. Make sure to keep an eye on the official websites of your state PMT to stay informed about the latest updates. As of now, only Punjab and Assam have released their state merit lists, so if you belong to either of these two states, you can consider yourself fortunate.

Punjab Merit List

Punjab Merit List

Assam Merit List

Assam Merit List

For detailed and accurate information, it’s essential to stay on top of the official websites of your state PMT. Registration and timely updates are crucial for success in state counselling.

Best of luck in your NEET journey!