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    Hello aspirant, 

    Since you haven't mentioned a category here. So I will provide you information regarding general category :

    If you score 

    420+you can get into a government college for BAMS 

    360+you can get into a semi government college for BAMS 

    119-280 you can get into a private college for

    Hello Maithili,
    Anything could not be said about what colleges you can get on the basis of your score in NEET, you should know that it would be too early to predict anything. The cut off trends tend to change every year and same can be expected for this year

    Hi Candidate! To get a seat in government medical colleges a unreserved category student have to secure above 400+ marks and for the reserved category student have to secure marks above 300+ marks. As you have not mentioned about your category. If you mentioned about your category then I will

    Hello,
    Yes with this mark ,you do have  chances of getting a  government seat for the courses which you have mentioned above.
    The expected cutoff marks for admission into these courses for general category students is around 300 for private colleges it's around 250. For obc category the cutoff would

    Hello,
    You have scored extremely low in the entrance exam.with this marks i believe ,you can not get admission in any college even through state quota.
    If you are really keen in pursuing a medical career then i would suggest you to prepare again for the entrance examination .Look out

    To be true I regret to inform that 191 is counted as low score in neet examination . It is because there are around 1000 students fighting for each govt.seat . Hence the probabilities of getting a govt.seat even in bams college is low until you belong to reserved class.

    Hey,

    See this year's cut off marks are higher than previous years. So for getting admission in a government college for courses like BAMS, BHMS., You need to score 420+ to be on the safe side if you are from general category. If you're from OBC category, a minimum of

    Hello,
    Yes with this mark ,you have good chances of getting a government seat in courses like bams or bhms.
    The expected cutoff marks for admission into these courses for general category students is around 300 for private colleges it's around 250. For obc candidates it would be ever lesser.

    Hello Vipin. You can check out the details of bams in indraprastha university in the link given below.                                                          

    https://www.careers360.com/university/guru-gobind-singh-indraprastha-university-delhi/bams-course

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