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    Hello

    The cutoff required for admission varies from college to college. Also, since it is late to answer this query and now the first selection list for admission to BAMS/BHMS/BUMS in Maharashtra has been declared. I hope you have checked the list.

    Refer to the official website for detailed infromation

    Hello Aspirant,

    BAMS admission is through state counselling authority, You need to register on particular state website, You wish to get admission. But with this rank the chances are less to get a seat in decent Ayurveda college for BAMS programme.


    Good Luck!

    Hello,

    You can predict your colleges from the link given below -

    https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor

    Thanku.

    Hi Rutuja,

    Well getting a seta for BAMS will depend on your category as well.

    If you belong to general category then allotment might be difficult but if you have category benefits then the allotment might become easy.

    The cahnces can fluctuate because of your category rank in state for

    Hello,

    See, to government BAMS college you need to qualify NEET exam with a good score, around 450+ marks and then you need to attend the counselling to fetch down a government college seat for BAMS course...

    Also, for such students who are preparing for NEET or JEE exams: Careers360

    Hello dear student, 

    I am really sorry to tell you that these are really less marks to get admission in bams as there are students getting really high marks and still not getting admission. So in comparison to them these are really less marks . You can try hard and

    hi,

    which state? what is your category? i need these basic information to be able to help  you

    Hi Diksha,

    Well you can go for private colleges where the cut off is usually low but the possibility of getting a seat in government colleges seems a bit difficult and low. Still attend the complete counseling to know more as you might get allocated one in the mop up

    Hi Ruchika,

    Well you can opt for private colleges but getting a seta in government college might be possible and might not be possible with such marks for BDS and might be possible for BAMS.

    All things will depend on your category and your category will help you in getting

    Dear Candidate,

    See as per your Marks-260 which is very low  it is difficult to get a Government Medical Seat even if you have a state quota and another quota if applicable. You should have maintained a score above 550 to be on the safer side.

    You can get into

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