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    Hello there,  as per last year's records a candidate in order to get admission in government college for BAMS have to score at least 350 marks in neet.
    Cut offs vary every year and so does the required marks for admission, the more you score there more your seat will

    It totally depends on the rank you scored in NEET 2019. There are even many private colleges who accept very low NEET score even. If your score is low then you can apply in any private college. But if it is sufficient then check the closing rank of the college

    Hi Kishore.

    Considering your score and your category you are near to the cutoff in BDS admission. Let me give you the cutoff in some of the major dental colleges.

    State Quota:

    Government Dental colleges:

    eg. AU quota - 295

    Private Dental colleges:

    eg. Sri Sai college of dental surgery

    Hlo sreelaxmi, 

    Dear you got 281 marks in NEET this year and you want to get admission in kerala and you also belongs to the OBC category. Take a top 10 prior list of yours. And then go for the first counselling if you not get admission then you will

    Please write your query carefuly. It is not clear what you want to ask. Please mention the type of college with your state preferrence so that we could find about it and answer you as soon as possible. You can re-post your query about patanjali ayurvedic college.

    Hy kahar,

    You have scored 233 marks in NEET this year and you want to get government seat in bhms or BAMS. Dear your score is not so good this. But have to go for the counselling for getting admission. So prepare a list of colleges of yours and go

    Hello Aspirant!

    You may get a seat in a private medical college. Also, since you are an NRI you won't be eligible for 85% state quota counselling.
    For NRI, admission is done through MCC via centralized counselling.

    Hello Kirti,

    Getting admission in a government college is usually difficult because the cut-off is mostly above 400, however the cut-off for students of SC category is lower.

    You have good chances of getting a government College that offers BAMS because you have scored enough marks for a student of

    Hi Tanmay.

    Unfortunately a score like 256 is not upto the mark for securing a private  BAMS seat. Since you have not mentioned your category , I assume that you belong to General category. And that makes it even more difficult for you. In the all India Quota a candidate

    Hii....
    As you mentioned your mhtcet pcb percentile as 80 ...  there are mhtcet cutoff of bams for some colleges :-
    Rap AC   439-349
    KGMP AC . 371-337
    Ashtang  AC .410-326
    GAC Osmanabad   430-318
    And  for government colleges cutoff of BHMS and bams are as follows:-
    Gn :- around 360
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