🩺 What to Do After NEET UG 2025 Result? Complete MBBS Admission Guide

The wait is over! NEET UG 2025 results are out, and now begins the most crucial phase of your medical journey — MBBS admission. Whether you’ve scored high or are worried about a low rank, don’t panic. You still have multiple options to pursue your dream of becoming a doctor.

In this blog, Saarthi MBBS, your trusted partner in medical education, shares a step-by-step admission guide to help you make the right decision after NEET results.

✅ Step 1: Know Your NEET UG 2025 Score and Rank

The first step is to carefully check:

• NEET Scorecard (marks obtained)

• All India Rank (AIR)

• Category Rank (for SC/ST/OBC/EWS)

• Qualifying Percentile

💡 Tip: Take a screenshot and download the PDF. You’ll need it multiple times during counselling.

🧾 Step 2: Understand Cut-Off Trends

Based on your score, check the expected cut-offs for:

• Government colleges (State & All India Quota)

• Private medical colleges

• Deemed universities

• AIIMS & JIPMER

• Abroad MBBS options (no cut-off needed but NEET qualifying is mandatory)

📊 Use last year’s data to estimate your chances, but remember cut-offs vary every year.

🎥 Watch our latest video about NEET marks vs. College Cut-offs.

🗂️ Step 3: Prepare Your Documents

Get these documents ready in both hard copy and scanned format:

• NEET UG 2025 Scorecard

• Admit Card

• 10th & 12th Marksheet and Certificate

• Aadhar Card

• Caste/Category Certificate (if applicable)

• Domicile Certificate

• Passport-size photos

• PwD certificate (if applicable)

• Migration Certificate (for some state counselling)

🎯 Step 4: Decide Your Admission Path

Now comes the big decision. Based on your NEET rank and budget, choose from:

1. All India Quota (AIQ) – 15% seats

• Counselling by MCC (Medical Counselling Committee)

• Includes AIIMS, JIPMER, Central Universities, Deemed Universities

2. State Quota – 85% seats

• Apply for your home state counselling

• Some states also allow non-domicile candidates under management/NRI quota

3. Private Medical Colleges

• Through state-level counselling

• Fees vary from ₹5–25 lakhs/year

4. MBBS Abroad

• A great option if you’re NEET qualified but didn’t get a seat in India

• WHO and NMC-approved universities in countries like Russia, Georgia, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, etc.

• Affordable fee structure & no donation

👉 Need help choosing the right path? Talk to a Saarthi MBBS expert for FREE counselling.