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    Hello Aheli,

    See, for BAMS if you have marks near about 480-90 then there are chances of you getting a government college for the particular course. If we talk about private college, then qualifying marks will be same i.e.134 marks. But being on the safe side I'll say that if

    Hello Jaishree,

    The cut-off for this year has not been declared by colleges yet so it is difficult to interpret the exact score because it only increases every year because of the increasing number of students.

    The previous years' cut-offs can be used to get a rough idea of the

    So Admission to BAMS is based on marks in NEET exam.

    Cutoff is based on No. Of factors.

    Type of College - There are 3 types of Colleges for BAMS

    1) Government - Cutoff of GOVERNMENT COLLEGES range in 420+ for General Candidates and 400+ for OBC.Fees is lowest in

    Hello, 

    The BAMS admissions depends on the cutoff for the particular colleges and the number of seats available for the courses. 

    Eligibility criteria for admission :

    • Candidates are required to pass Class 12 or equivalent examination with science subjects ( Physics, Chemistry and Biology) and English core in both Class

    I'm sorry but you cannot get a seat in any government or deemed college with this score. Though, you can try for private medical colleges (self financed) but then the fees would be way too much. This score is too less to get a seat and there is a lot

    Hello aspirant!
    Answering your question-
    As cut-off marks vary year to year depending upon number of students appear in the exam and the difficulty level of the exam so if you belong to general category and if you are applying under 85% state quota seats then to be on safer

    Dear Mateti,

    You can check your eligibility by using the NEET college predictor. The link is mentioned below.

    https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-ug-college-predictor?icn=neetugcollegepredictor-clgpd-trial&ici=cahometool_lp

    Hope it helps.

    Good Luck. 

    Hello,
    With these marls , you might not get any government college through All India quota or state quota for admission to MBBS/BMS colleges as the cutoffs are usually highers. However,You might get private colleges.
    So I'll suggest you to go for some other courses or prepare fo NEET next

    Hello aspirant.

    As you have scored 215 marks in Neet examination 2019 and you have not mentioned your category of eligibility and state of eligibility . It is difficult to tell without state and category,cutoff varies in every state with respect to category of reservation. You may get seat in

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