NEET UG results 2026: Full list of 138 candidates who scored 690 marks or above

Nearly 20 lakh candidates appeared for the exam, which was held on June 21 at 5,440 centres across 551 cities in India and 14 cities abroad.

The results of the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (Undergraduate) 2026 were announced by the National Testing Agency (NTA) on Thursday.

A total of 11.21 lakh candidates qualified for admission to undergraduate medical, dental, AYUSH and allied courses.

Nearly 20 lakh candidates appeared for the exam, which was held on June 21 at 5,440 centres across 551 cities in India and 14 cities abroad. The exam was conducted in 13 languages.

The NTA said more than 58 per cent of the qualified candidates are women. Candidates from every state and union territory secured qualifying marks.

It also said 138 candidates scored 690 marks or above out of 720. More than 93 per cent of them were first-time NEET (UG) candidates.

The NTA released the final answer key before announcing the results.

Aryan Gupta of Punjab and Panshul Bansal of Haryana jointly topped the exam. Both scored 715 out of 720.

The NTA said the results were announced in time to keep the medical admission and counselling schedule on track.

Candidates can download their scorecards from the official NEET website.

The agency also released the list of 138 candidates who scored 690 marks or above.

Uplakshya Goyal, Rajasthan

Kudale Shravani Krishna, Maharashtra

Aryan Dubey, Uttar Pradesh

Mohanish Maruti Bhosale, Maharashtra

Venkatapathi Velayutham V A, Tamil Nadu

Veeriahgari Sahyu, Telangana

Patil Sarthak Mahesh, Maharashtra

Kartik Chaudhary, Rajasthan

Bura Sai Sharan, Telangana

Kandagatla Haneesh, Telangana

Manasvi Kulshrestha, Haryana

Taha Samun Bhatia, Gujarat

Patel Shaurya Bhavesh, Gujarat

Sanidhya Kshitij Dongre, Maharashtra

Akshit Kumar Gaur, Gujarat

Prakhar Bansal, Rajasthan

Arnav Lahoti, Maharashtra

Tembhurne Pranav Puranlal, Maharashtra

Raushmit Gupta, Maharashtra

Sabyasachi Laskar, West Bengal

Namala Prerana, Andhra Pradesh

Rudraksha Kochar, Haryana

Andem Sai Charan Reddy, Telangana

Mayuk Jayasimha, Telangana

Hiya Jasmin Vasavada, Gujarat

Madhvan Mahajan, Chandigarh (Ut)

Aryaman Singh Solanki, Madhya Pradesh

Thejas Varun Reddy, Delhi

Vanisha Satish, Tamil Nadu

Patil Soham Nishikant, Maharashtra

Anushka Choudhary, Rajasthan

Ravikiran Kini, Karnataka

Harshul Garg, Chandigarh (Ut)

Sagar Rajesh Karikar, Maharashtra

Vansham Raj Singh, Uttar Pradesh

Samarth Saini, Chandigarh (Ut)

Bhav yaa Gunwal, Rajasthan

Krish Chauhan, Uttar Pradesh

Grandhi Haneesh, Andhra Pradesh

Saumya Badole, Maharashtra

Thanth Khushal Vijaybhai, Gujarat

Amaan Kumar Nayak, Odisha

Kompella Sai Gayathri Tejoarunima, Telangana

Thorat Anushri Ajay, Maharashtra

Relangi Jayashanmukhi, Andhra Pradesh

Saurabh Agrawal, Rajasthan

Arya Abhijit Divekar, Maharashtra

Rutumbika Mohanty, Telangana

Nikhil Sivananthan S, Tamil Nadu

Shukla Dhyan Anand, Gujarat

Nabhya Mohan Mehta, Delhi

Kondreddi Harika Devi Sri Anuhya, Andhra Pradesh

Ekagra Yadav, Uttar Pradesh

Srin Narayan Hari Mishra, Uttar Pradesh

Patwegar Sahim Sadiq, Maharashtra

Priyanshu Lamba, Rajasthan

Aaradhya Garg, Madhya Pradesh

Himanshu Kumar, Rajasthan

Janani Swethaa D R, Tamil Nadu

Mihir Narendrabhai Patel, Gujarat

Rohit Mathew Rabindrarajan E, Tamil Nadu

Suhan Salim Shaikh, Maharashtra

Shiprak Goyal, Chhattisgarh

Amir Fidaequaem Varawalla, Maharashtra

Sarthak Pethkar, Maharashtra

Shriwallabha Vishnupant Gawade, Maharashtra

Devesh Shreegopal Agrawal, Telangana

Vanga Srinivasa Reddy, Andhra Pradesh

Vaddepalli Dushyant, Andhra Pradesh

Aakarsh Gupta, Himachal Pradesh

Mayank Kumar Singh, Rajasthan

Krishna Yadav, Uttar Pradesh

Arsh Chauhan, Uttar Pradesh

J Jayakrishna, Tamil Nadu

Charvi Agrawal, Chhattisgarh

Gopal Vijay Patil, Maharashtra

Md Ahmadullah Shamim, Delhi

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