The figures below are NEET All India Rank (AIR) closing ranks for MBBS seats allotted through All India Quota counselling. They are not NEET marks or qualifying cutoffs. The 2026 round-wise category data shows that cutoff movement differed across categories, making it important to compare like-for-like ranks rather than rely on a single overall figure.

AIIMS Kalyani NEET cutoff 2026: category-wise closing ranks

For Open, EWS and SC categories, the closing rank moved to a larger AIR by Round 3, meaning allotments extended to candidates with comparatively lower ranks than in Round 1. OBC changed only slightly, while the ST closing rank moved in the opposite direction across the three rounds. These are observed allotment outcomes, not a prediction of next year’s cutoff. :chatgpt-content-reference{index="0"}

What the round-wise trend indicates

• Open category: The closing rank shifted from 2,188 to 2,547 over the three rounds.
• EWS: The closing rank gradually moved from 3,955 to 4,289.
• OBC: The Round 1 and Round 2 closing ranks were both 3,049, followed by a small change in Round 3.
• SC: The closing rank moved from 18,440 in Round 1 to 25,672 in Round 3.
• ST: The rank moved from 37,522 in Round 1 to 35,135 in Round 3, so movement was not uniformly toward a larger AIR.

AIIMS Kalyani cutoff timeline

How candidates should use cutoff data

1. Compare your NEET AIR with the closing rank for your own category.
2. Check the official MCC allotment results and seat matrix for each round.
3. Consider whether seats, choices and candidate upgrades changed between rounds.
4. Use previous cutoffs as a reference, not as an admission guarantee.

AIIMS Kalyani MBBS admission is through NEET UG counselling conducted by the Medical Counselling Committee. Because closing ranks can change with seat availability and candidate preferences, applicants should review the current MCC notices before making choices. :chatgpt-content-reference{index="1"}