What is the AIIMS Raebareli NEET UG cutoff?

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For admission to MBBS at All India Institute of Medical Sciences Raebareli, the NEET UG cutoff is based mainly on All India Quota (AIQ) rank after MCC counselling. The exact cutoff varies by year, category, and counselling round, but here are the latest available trends for 2025:

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 AIIMS Raebareli NEET UG cutoff 2025 was released for admission to the MBBS course for all rounds and various All India categories. Students can refer to the table below to know the first and last round  AIIMS Raebareli MBBS cutoff 2025 for various categories. 

CategoryRound 1 (Closing Rank)Last Round (Closing Rank)
General26003736
OBC32794282
SC2330134668
ST4177851396
PWD32722198647
EWS36464501

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