What NEET rank is needed to get into Haveri Institute of Medical Sciences under All India Quota?

In 2025, the OPEN category closed at AIR 23,733. With only one year of data, budget a 15-20% margin above this number when planning.

Can I get Haveri Institute of Medical Sciences in Round 2 or later rounds?

In 2025, the cutoff relaxed by 8,224 ranks between Round 1 and Round 3. If your rank is within 8,224 ranks of the Round 1 cutoff, keep this college on your list for later rounds.

What is the ST cutoff for Haveri Institute of Medical Sciences?

In 2025, ST closed at AIR 1,52,995, which is 6.4× the OPEN cutoff of AIR 23,733. The ST category has a substantially wider entry window at this college.

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Haveri Institute of Medical Sciences

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Avg Closing Rank

25,627

Most Competitive

22,656

Least Competitive

27,635

Year-over-Year

N/A

Round-by-round cutoffs

Round	2025
R1	22,656
R2	26,590
R3	27,635

Cutoff analysis

Haveri Institute of Medical Sciences has only one year of All India Quota cutoff history. That is not enough data to assess predictability; treat any rank threshold as provisional and keep alternatives on your list.

Later rounds significantly widen the entry window here. The closing rank relaxed by 8,224 ranks (53%) between Round 1 and Round 3 in 2025. If you missed the Round 1 cutoff by up to 5,757 ranks, keep this college on your preference list for subsequent rounds.

Category matters significantly at this college. The ST cutoff is 6.4× the OPEN cutoff, meaning reserved category students have a dramatically wider rank window. If you belong to ST, this college is accessible at ranks that would be far out of reach for general category candidates.

Rank-based planning: AIR 15,290 or better = safe. AIR 15,290–20,386 = target. AIR 20,386–26,106 = reach (later rounds). Beyond AIR 26,106, this college is unlikely unless cutoffs relax further.