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The National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test-Undergraduate (NEET-UG) is the largest entrance exam in the country in terms of the number of candidates appearing for the test.

NEET UG Result 2025: The National Testing Agency (NTA) on Saturday announced the NEET UG 2025 results on its official website – neet.nta.nic.in. Candidates who appeared for the medical entrance test can visit the official website of NTA and check their scorecards. The National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test-Undergraduate (NEET-UG) is the largest entrance exam in the country in terms of the number of candidates appearing for the test.

Mahesh Kumar, a resident of Hanumangarh and studied in Sikar, secured the first rank in the country with 99 percentile.

In this examination, Utkarsh from Madhya Pradesh has secured the second position, while Krishang Joshi from Maharashtra is at the third position. At the same time, Mrinal Kishore Jha from Delhi is at the fourth position and Avika Agarwal from Delhi is at the fifth position.

Here is the Topper list

• Rank 1- Mahesh Kumar (Rajasthan) – 99.9999547 percentile
• Rank 2 – Utkarsh Avadiya (Madhya Pradesh) – 99.9999095 percentile
• Rank 3 – Krishang Joshi (Maharashtra) – 99.9998189 percentile
• Rank 4- Mrinal Kishore Jha (Delhi)- 99.9998189 percentile
• Rank 5- Avika Agarwal (Delhi) – 99.9996832 percentile
• Rank 6- Jenil Vinodbhai Bhayani (Gujarat) – 99.9996832 percentile
• Rank 7- Keshav Mittal (Punjab)- 99.9996832 percentile
• Rank 8- Jha Bhavya Chirag (Gujarat) – 99.9996379 percentile
• Rank 9- Harsh Kedawat (Delhi) – 99.9995474 percentile
• Rank 10- Aarav Agarwal (Maharashtra) – 99.9995474 percentile

More than 12.36 lakh candidates out of 22.09 lakh test takers qualified the exam. The number is down from last year’s 13.15 lakh qualifying candidates. However, the number of test takers was also higher last year at over 23.33 lakh.

The NTA conducts the NEET every year for admission into medical colleges. A total of 1,08,000 seats are available for the MBSS course — approximately 56,000 in government hospitals, and about 52,000 in private colleges.

Admissions to undergraduate courses in dentistry, Ayurveda, Unani and Siddha also utilise NEET results for admission.