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    Hey there, you have scored 105 marks in NEET  and you also belong to VJNT Caste. Sorry to say your marks are quite low for taking admission even in good BAMS College as cutoffs are very high this year. 

    I would rather suggest you check the colleges available for you


    There is no such bounding criteria for the admission in ayurvedic college like MBBS and BDS courses. But seeing your marks it would become difficult for you to get the admission in the govt. college and comoulsory you have to go for the private institute only for the ayurvedic course.

    Hello, 

    As you have mentioned that your neet score is 235 marks and you fall under Open category. 

    Based upon your score in NEET 2019, and the previous year cutoff, chances are less for admission to Government Medical Colleges for both the courses.
    You may have chances in Deemed Universities/Private

    Hello,  

    With 383 marks you will surely get bams ,bhms,  veterinary science etc  in government college under 85% state quota .

    For bams you need to register yourself for ayush neet counseling process. 
    And  secondly  if you are looking for government dental college  than im really sorry to say but

    Hey there

    As you have not mentioned your state so I'll be answering for AIQ so in AIQ you will not get any government colleges. Getting a college depends on your state so I am giving you link to see cutoffs of various colleges. Also you can go for management

    Hello,


    No, it will be very difficult as your marks in neet is very low but you can try for deemed universities.

    Use neet college predictor :

    https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor

    I hope this helps.

    Hello aspirant, 

    Well I would not talk about ranks, I would explain a simple criteria for admission in colleges for BAMS and BUMS. 

    To get into a government college for BUMS you need to score a minimum of 300 marks. 

    To get into a government for BAMS you need to

    Hello Ashwini, 

    The admission in BAMS take place through NEET marks. 

    Under BAMS there are 3 types of college, 

    1. GOVERNMENT COLLEGE :- The marks required are 420+ for general and 400+ for OBC. The fee is lowest with 20000 in range. 

    2. SEMI GOVERNMENT :- Thd marks required in

    hey rupali, seeing this year's cutoff which went very high that even the students getting 500 marks are worried about their college, even the cutoff for mbbs for sc category was above 450 marks for mbbs course. Talking about BAMS with this score and category you have moderate chances to

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