NEET SS 2025 Results Announced: Group-Wise Cut-Off Scores Released
Candidates waiting for admission into medical super specialty programs have received a major update. The National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences (NBEMS) has officially declared the NEET SS 2025 results. Aspirants can now check their performance on the official board website.
Exam Overview and Purpose
The NEET Super Specialty examination was conducted on December 26 and 27, 2025. This competitive test serves as the gateway for admission into DM, MCh, and DrNB super specialty courses for the 2025-26 academic session. Thousands of medical graduates across the country appeared for this high-stakes examination.
Qualifying Criteria
According to the official notice released by NBEMS, candidates who have secured the 50th percentile or above in their respective question paper groups have been declared qualified. The board has also published the group-wise qualifying cut-off scores, which are determined based on the 50th percentile benchmark out of a total of 600 marks.
Group-Wise Cut-Off Scores for NEET SS 2025
The following are the qualifying cut-off marks for each specialty group:
- Anaesthesiology Group – 284
- Critical Care Medicine – 288
- ENT Group – 294
- Medical Group – 225
- Medical Oncology Group – 230
- Microbiology Group – 389
- Obstetrics and Gynaecology Group – 355
- Orthopaedics Group – 294
- Paediatric Group – 271
- Pathology Group – 290
- Pharmacology Group – 236
- Psychiatry Group – 324
- Radiodiagnosis Group – 356
- Respiratory Medicine Group – 325
- Surgical Group – 288
Scorecard Availability and Download Process
NBEMS has confirmed that individual scorecards will be available for download from February 2, 2026, onwards. Candidates can access their results through the official website using their login credentials. The scorecards will remain accessible for download for a period of six months from the release date.
Verification of Academic Records During Admission
The board has further clarified that the aggregate marks (in percentage) from all MBBS professional examinations, as submitted by candidates in their NEET SS application forms, will undergo verification at the time of admission. This verification process will be carried out by the respective counselling authorities or the admitting institutions to ensure accuracy and authenticity of the declared academic credentials.
Candidates who have qualified are advised to keep their documents ready and monitor official communications regarding the next stages of the admission process, including counselling schedules and seat allocation procedures.
