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    Dear aspirant  !
    Well if you are looking for government ayurveda colleges then at 321 marks you will surely get it .
    Because  minimum marks required for getting government ayurveda seat  are  380 ++ marks  for this year  ( general category  )
    But as you are belonging from sc  category

    Hello,

    The admission to BAMS occur through score of NEET. You should qualify in NEET. This is 50 percentile for General category, 40 percentile for SC/ST/OBC categories. You have to register for counselling and based on your score seat will be alloted to you. NEET is now conducted twice a

    Hi, 

    Frankly speaking your score is bit less for any good government bds college. A score above 300 is considered. But this year seeing the rise in score and ranks we may expect a rise in this score too. You may get a private college seat if you want but

    Hi, 

    Frankly speaking, your rank is too high for getting into some good government college. Even for bams this year a slight rise in score and ranks comparison to last year is expected. So there is less chance. But still don't lose heart completely. Go for counselling and see what

    Hello Aspirant
    143 marks in neet is very low score . You can't get BAMS seat in Karnataka .
    Thanks

    Hello Joshi,

    To get admission in BHMS and BAMS courses also candidates must clear NEET. To qualify NEET, each candidate is required to score the minimum qualifying percentile set for each category. The cutoff percentile for General Category is 50 Percentile, for reserved category ie., SC/ST/OBC (including PwD candidates in

    sorry to say Varnana but there's no such official cut off but a particular college can have a cut off. For which college do you want to know? The cutoff varies from college to college . Govt colleges have a higher cutoff as compared to private colleges.


    440+ in government

    Hello aspirant,

    Your score is not good. But as you belong to the ST category there are some chances of your's getting government college. You can also try at the private colleges. There you will definitely get a seat. I cannot tell the exact college you can get as the

    Hello Manisha !!

    According to experts the NEET 2019 cut off for BAMS for OBC will be 240+ and OBC-PH will be 120+.
    This marks may increase a bit more because of easy question paper this year
    Hence , your sister with a score of 460 marks in NEET 2019,will

    Hello Himani

    As you have mentioned that you have got 460 marks Neet 2019 and your rank is 75799 and you are willing to take admission in b a m s program in R.A PODAR government college and you are from general category so here we are providing the last
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