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    Hiii nibeditagosh...
    See your marks are too low and u are not also from minor category. ...so i will not make bubbles in your mind....you are not going to get government college. ...so you must try into private college...you can get private college....so sit back and relax...hope you like the

    Hello Akanksha,

    hope you are doing well,

    Based on previous year cutoff trends, to pursue BAMS, you must have a score of -

    1. 400+ for an excellent college
    2. 360+ for a decent college
    3. 300+ for an average college
    4. 250+ for an Okayish college
    5. For a

    Hiii sharif...
    your marks are good but it could be v better...but don't worry u will get a good college ....it might be govt or not ...it is totally depedent on cut off marks...but as u said that u belong from lower caste so u will get college .....according to

    For getting the admission in IPU in BAMS the admissions will be on the basis of class 12 marks with 60% PCB an entrance exam as NEET 2019. All you need to to do is to go for the counselling round for IPU admission and after that the merit list

    Hiii namitha....
    It seems that you got v low marks in entrance ....seee most of the government  colleges offers 500+ but u didn't got that much.......
    But dont need to worry you will get private colleges. ...and there are many chances that you can get government college  since you are

    Hiii anchal....

    see your marks are good but it could be v better...but don't worry u will get a good college ....it might be govt or not ...it is totally depedent on cut off marks...but you can get private college easily......so keep studying by working hard...i wish ur future could

    Hii aspirant

    I'm sorry to say this but you have very less chances to get admission in BAMS government colleges.

    The cutoff varies every year from state to state and college to college.

    It is necessary to qualify in neet  to be eligible to apply for admission in BAMS course.

    Hello apsirant,

    You are eligible for counselling after qualifying minimum percentile  which is 701- 134 for UR category. So you can definitely apply for bds and bams counselling. It is difficult to tell you the exact chances of getting a seat as cutoff changes every year. Your chances may increase

    Hiii anuragh...

    see your marks are good but it could be v better...but don't worry u will get a good college ....it might be govt or not ...it is totally depedent on cut off marks...but you can get private college easily......so keep studying by working hard...i wish ur future could
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