EDUCATION CALCULATOR

NEET Marks Calculator

Estimate a NEET UG score from the questions awarded four marks and those receiving a one-mark deduction in each subject.

Calculator

Normally correct answers; include any officially awarded bonus questions.
YOUR RESULTS
Estimated score560 / 720
Physics
135 / 180
Chemistry
135 / 180
Biology
290 / 360
Questions receiving zero marks
15
Marks deducted for wrong answers
20

Subject marking breakdown
Subject marking breakdown
SubjectAwarded +4Marked −1Zero marksScore
Physics3555135
Chemistry3555135
Biology75105290

Understanding your result

Physics and Chemistry each have 45 questions; Biology has 90. The total can range from −180 to 720 under the standard marking scheme. The table preserves each subject’s contribution.

The formula

Subject score = 4 × questions awarded +4 − questions marked −1. Total score = Physics + Chemistry + Biology.

An unanswered question normally contributes zero. Count every question once within its subject. For a dropped or disputed question, use the final NTA award treatment rather than adding a separate bonus outside the 180-question total.

Worked example

Physics with 35 correct and five wrong gives 135. The same Chemistry counts give 135. Biology with 75 correct and ten wrong gives 290. The total is 560 out of 720, with 20 marks deducted and 15 questions receiving zero.

How to use this calculator

  1. Compare the recorded responses with the applicable answer key.
  2. Enter each subject’s +4 and −1 counts; zero-mark questions are inferred.
  3. Use the final official award treatment for any revised or dropped questions.
  4. Inspect the subject breakdown and total score.

Provisional keys and final scores

A provisional answer key can change after challenges. Keep a count of disputed questions so you can revise the relevant subject instead of overwriting the whole estimate. An official dropped-question award may apply even where you originally left the question blank. In that case move that question into the awarded count, rather than counting it in two places.

Marks are different from percentile and rank

The arithmetic here needs only your response counts. A percentile or rank needs the actual candidate distribution and the applicable ranking rules. A score does not by itself establish a seat, category cutoff, or counselling outcome. Use the published scorecard and official counselling information for those decisions; this tool does not manufacture a marks-to-rank prediction.

Assumptions & limitations

What this calculation assumes

  • The supported pattern is the 180-question, +4/−1 scheme in the NEET UG 2026 bulletin.

What to keep in mind

  • No answer-key upload, automatic response matching, rank prediction, or qualifying-status determination.

Common questions

Can the estimated score be negative?

Yes. If every one of the 180 questions receives a −1 deduction, the arithmetic total is −180. The tool preserves that result.

How do I enter a dropped question awarded four marks?

Include it among the questions awarded +4 in its subject, following the final official instructions. Remove it from any wrong or zero-mark count so it is represented only once.

Sources & further reading