MapMyMerit is a data-driven college prediction platform for students navigating competitive-exam counselling — built to replace guesswork with facts.
A quick look at what powers every prediction we make.
A short version of how — and why — we got here.
Every year, lakhs of students clear a competitive entrance exam only to face a counselling process that is confusing, high-stakes, and poorly explained. Cutoffs are scattered across hundreds of official documents, vary by category, seat type and round, and shift every year. Most students end up choosing colleges based on rumour or coaching-class guesswork — and a single misjudged choice can cost them a better seat.
We set out to fix that with data, not opinion. MapMyMerit takes years of official counselling cutoffs and turns them into a ranked, personalised shortlist — built around who actually gets admitted, not who people assume gets admitted.
We are live today for MHT-CET, and we are building MapMyMerit to extend cleanly to NEET, JEE, and other competitive exams — the same rigorous, data-first approach, wherever your exam takes you.
Our goal is simple: to become the platform every competitive-exam aspirant checks before finalising their counselling choices — clear, honest, and grounded in facts.
Three steps, a couple of minutes.
Your merit rank, category, home university, and your preferred branches and cities.
Years of official cutoff data, matched against your profile with a merit-first, seat-aware model.
A shortlist of safe, reach and ambitious colleges with predicted round-wise cutoffs — downloadable as a report.
Every prediction is grounded in official cutoff records — never opinion or hearsay.
We model the exact order in which seats are allotted, including category and reserved-quota rules.
We show the cutoff, the likely round, and the rank gap behind every single recommendation.
A free preview lets you see real value before you ever have to pay.
MapMyMerit is an independent platform. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to any exam-conducting body, counselling authority, or government education body. All cutoff data is drawn from publicly published official counselling records and used solely to help students make informed choices. Our predictions are data-based estimates and do not guarantee admission to any college.
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