NEET UG Rank and Percentile: How are they Calculated?
NEET UG Rank and Percentile: How are they Calculated?
NEET UG Rank:– Represents your national position: Your NEET UG rank indicates how many students scored higher than you in the exam.
NEET UG Rank:– Represents your national position: Your NEET UG rank indicates how many students scored higher than you in the exam.
– Calculated based on total marks:The student with the highest score gets rank 1, and so on.
– Calculated based on total marks:The student with the highest score gets rank 1, and so on.
– Ties are broken by: If there's a tie in total marks, factors like fewer incorrect answers, age (older candidates get lower rank), and subject-wise marks might be considered.
– Ties are broken by: If there's a tie in total marks, factors like fewer incorrect answers, age (older candidates get lower rank), and subject-wise marks might be considered.
NEET UG Percentile:– Represents your relative position: Your NEET UG percentile indicates the percentage of students who scored lower than you.
NEET UG Percentile:– Represents your relative position: Your NEET UG percentile indicates the percentage of students who scored lower than you.
– Calculated using a formula: It takes into account the total scores of all test-takers and your score.
– Calculated using a formula: It takes into account the total scores of all test-takers and your score.
– Example: A 90th percentile score means you scored higher than 90% of the test-takers.
– Example: A 90th percentile score means you scored higher than 90% of the test-takers.
Here's a formula (if total number of candidates is known):– NEET Percentile = (Total Number of Candidates Appearing in the Exam - Your NEET Rank) / Total Number of Candidates Appearing in the Exam x 100
Here's a formula (if total number of candidates is known):– NEET Percentile = (Total Number of Candidates Appearing in the Exam - Your NEET Rank) / Total Number of Candidates Appearing in the Exam x 100