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    hi, cutoff marks vary year to year depending upon no. of students appeared in exam and difficulty level of exam so if you belong to general category and  applying for 85% state quota seats ,than to be on safer side you should score above 410 marks to secure a seat

    Hi Kanika, 

    BAMS is not possible without NEET. 


    You know your domicile so accordingly go for BHMS college because BAMS college with 166 score it's really hard to get a medical MBBS seat !

    Good luck !


    Hello aspirant!
    Answering your question-

    BAMS full form is Bachelor of Ayurvedic medicine and surgery. BAMS is an undergraduate degree programme that is designed to make students familiar with the concepts of Ayurveda and use it for treatment of patients. BAMS incorporates Ayurveda with the concepts of modern medicines and

    Hiii raju....No, not at all, because at this score you aren't even fulfilling the qualification criteria of govt colleges. So there's hardly any chance of getting admission in any quota. 


    sorry for being rude keep your gears on and prove me wrong the next year


    I wish u prove my

    Hello aspirant.

    As you have scored 206 marks in Neet examination 2019 and you haven't mentioned your category of eligibility . It is difficult to tell without category as cutoff varies for each category. With 206 marks in Neet examination is is not possible to get a government MBBS seat

    Hi, 

    You have scored good in neet 2019 but you needed to have somewhat more to ensure your seat in government colleges

    You can get government bds seat and private self financing mbbs seat according to last year cutoff

    For government bds seat last year opening marks were 481 and

    Hello aspirant.

    As you have scored 153 marks in neet examination 2019 and as you belong to general category. You are having a possibility of getting a Bams seat in private Bams colleges. You can apply for counseling process of private Bams colleges. Fees would differ from college to college

    Hi,

    Frankly, 259 is less for any good government college especially for a general category student. For government bams till last year marks above 300 were considered good. But there might be some increase in that too as ranks and marks have shuffled this year. But still wait for bams

    So sorry for you my friend but looking at the competition going on it's a straight and a clear cut no..I know it sounds harsh and rude but giving you any false promise would neither help you nor me.

    Those who got 485–490 even they are struggling in the all

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