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    Hey Jatin,
    BAMS is bachelor of Ayurveda and your score can easily fetch you a government seat. Good score.
    Best of luck!

    Hi aspirant,
    With a score of 190 its not possible for you to get a government college even if you belong to obc category. But you might have a chance of having a seat in any private college. You can predict your college using the predictor tool link for which

    Hello,Sanuja

    You can use the college predictor of Careers360 to know about the best colleges which you can opt for based on your All India Rank in your in  NEET exam in specified category.You can contact us for further details. 
    https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor

    Hope this helps.

    Best of luck.

    Hello anchal 

    Thanks for asking .

    Well since your score is close to 400, I don't think that you will be able to get bams or bhms at 15%all India level the best you can do is try for state quota government college.

    And I would be able to suggest

    Hello Hemant,

    The cut-off for this year is not out yet so it is difficult to predict the exact cut-off that BHU will decide as it varies a little every year based on various factors like

    • Intake capacity of college
    • Number of applications
    • Difficulty level of exam
    • Students' performance
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    Firstly, I would say the category you belong to and the state you're willing to take admission are two very important deciding factors. Also, if you wish to take a seat in BAMS you need to score atleast 350-400 marks to enhance the chances and be on safe side. Therefore

    Hello aspirant,

    You have decent chances of getting a good ayurvedic college. You may also apply for deemed/ private medical colleges or dental college. As cutoff varies year to year it is difficult to tell you exact chances. 

    But you may use college predictor for better results: https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor

    Best of

    Hi there . 

    Generally BAMS , BHMS  have very high cutoff too . It goes upto 350-400 marks for general and is nearly nearby for other categories. 

    So i suggest you to not keep your hopes up. 

    Also you can predict your college chances from the given link below :-

    Hello Bhavya,
    No, you can not do because homeopathy and allopathy are different pathy. For appearing in NEET PG exam you need to do MBBS. You can do MD in homeopathy.
    Hope this helps.
    Good Luck.

    Your chances of getting Government college for the course of BAMS or BHMS at marks of 271 is difficult because the number of Government colleges is very less as compared to a large number of students.

    “Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery” (BAMS) AND “Bachelor of Homeopathic Medical and Surgery”

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