Cutoffs
How to Read INI-CET Cutoffs: Opening and Closing Ranks
What opening and closing ranks mean, how categories, PwBD and rounds change a cutoff, and what past cutoffs can and cannot tell you about your chances.
Published
Independent guide · not affiliated with AIIMSIndependent guide for INI-CET aspirants · Not affiliated with AIIMS or any institute
Official website(opens in a new tab)Results
The exact method behind the rank estimate: published score–rank points, interpolation, ranges, and when the predictor refuses to give an estimate.
For each session, the predictor uses only information taken from official documents and verified:
Nothing is carried over from another session, and no value is assumed.
The predictor refuses to estimate, and explains why, when:
Why refusing is better than guessing
The result shows the estimated rank, the range, the published points nearest to your score and the limitations that apply. It is an estimate based on a past session's published data, not a prediction of your official rank, which only the official result gives.
To see what a rank has meant in past counselling rounds, use the Cutoff Explorer.
The Rank Predictor runs in your browser. Your score is kept in the part of the page address after the “#”, which browsers do not send to any server, so it is never stored by this site.
This guide explains methods and how to read official documents and this site's data. It does not state dates, rules or figures for any session: for those, use the linked tools, where every figure cites its official source and last verified date.
Last updated 25 Sep 2026. If anything here differs from an official notice, the official notice is correct.
Cutoffs
What opening and closing ranks mean, how categories, PwBD and rounds change a cutoff, and what past cutoffs can and cannot tell you about your chances.
Published
FAQs
Short answers explaining Not available, No data, Official source, Expected, Historical, corrected values, missing totals and last verified dates on this site.
Published