The National Testing Agency (NTA) officially released the NEET 2025 results on June 14, 2025. In addition to the results, key details such as cutoff scores and qualifying criteria have been provided.
The NEET cutoff 2025 for the General category is 686-144, for SC/ST/OBC is 143-113, for General-PwD is 126-113
Here, we are providing last year's (2024-25) cut-off ranks for MBBS in medical colleges, including Government and private medical colleges in Andhra Pradesh.
KARTHIKRAM is the topper with AIR 19 from Andhra Pradesh as per the official results declared by NTA on 14 June 2025.
The National Testing Agency has published the NEET Andhra Pradesh Toppers List 2025 in PDF format on its official website, neet.nta.nic.in. This list provides district-wise details of the top-ranking candidates, including their names, marks, and ranks across different categories and genders. As per the data, Darabha Karthikram Kireeti has achieved an impressive All India Rank (AIR) of 19. There are only six students from AP among the top 100 list released by NTA on its official website. The NEET AP 2025 toppers list includes essential details such as roll numbers, names, gender, category, marks, percentile scores, and All India Rank, which play a crucial role in determining admissions to prestigious AIIMS MBBS colleges.
NEET-UG 2025, conducted on May 4, took place under heightened security protocols implemented by the Ministry of Education in collaboration with state authorities. Despite these measures, students and their guardians have voiced significant concerns regarding errors in the question paper and delays in addressing grievances. They are urging the National Testing Agency (NTA) to take swift action. The results are expected to be announced later this month. NEET-UG continues to be the primary entrance exam for over 20 lakh aspirants seeking admission to MBBS, BDS, and other undergraduate medical programs.
Candidates in Sikar, Gujarat encountered issues with faulty booklets containing disordered page numbers. In Sikar, students with Paper Code 47 reported that the pages were not in sequence. A similar issue affected Gujarati-medium candidates in Jamnagar, Gujarat, who had Paper Code 48. The misplaced pages led to confusion—some candidates mistakenly darkened the wrong answer circles, while others struggled to match questions correctly, losing valuable exam time in the process.
Following the exam, guardians formally lodged complaints with the Gujarat government and NTA, supported by scanned copies of the erroneous booklets. "Students pointed out the issue during the test but were instructed to continue with the faulty paper," a parent stated. A state official confirmed receiving these complaints.
Meanwhile, NTA has refrained from commenting on the Sikar case, citing ongoing legal proceedings.
As NEET UG 2025 results approach, aspiring medical students may be wondering which colleges are the best for pursuing an MBBS degree. If you find yourself uncertain, here is a list of India's top 10 medical colleges, as ranked by the National Institutional Ranking Framework of the Ministry of Education.
The NIRF rankings show that the All India Institute of M``edical Sciences (AIIMS), Delhi, is the top medical college. AIIMS has retained its first position for the last four consecutive years
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