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    Hello

    Since it is late to answer this query and NEET UG 2019  selection list for admission to BAMS/BHMS/BUMS has been declared, I hope you have checked the selection list.

    Go through the link below to check the official website and updates:

    https://info.mahacet.org/Medical_courses/NEET_UG/

    Do let us know if you have

    Hello,

    please note that to take admissions in BAMS courses anywhere in India, it will be compulsory for you to appear in NEET from 2018 onwards. 2017 was the last year in which states/institutions were able to admit students to AYUSH courses through their own exams and counselling procedures without

    Hey Jena,

    Every year NTA Organise NEET. For admission in different courses across Medical field. For Admission in BAMS You must have to Be 12th pass in PCB Group with alteast 50% and You should Give NEET and gets good score. Registration on NEET will be released by NTA. So

    Hi Kavana,

    Well the chances are low and getting a BAMS seat with such marks seems difficult but still continue with the counseling process ti the end to know more.

    Maybe you might get a seat in the mop.up round of counseling.

    You category status will help you.

    I hope

    Hi Sanchit,

    Well for a general category student to get a government BAMS college, the cut off usually goes around 430+ in government colleges.

    If your score is lower than that, still you can attend the counseling and can get a seat if vacancy exist in mop up round.

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    Hi Kalpana Saini !

    For state quota seats in UP, the last admission in OBC category was on 465 score in Motilal Nehru Medical College, Allahabad. Warning - This is old and not suitable for this year as there are lots of candidates and also depends on the paper level,

    Hello rajat,

    The government ayurvedic college,patiala is a good college and has good ratings given by the students who have been there. The college provides various courses including BAMS course for the duration of 5 years and 6 months. the fees for BAMS course is 42,000 per year and the

    Hello,

    As per you query you want to know tge neet cutoff required to het admission in government colleges in Maharashtra for BAMS course. If we look over previous year's cutoff for government colleges, then being a general category candidate you want atleast a score of 300+ marks in NEET

    Hello Prabhat,

    If you want admission in government ayush college, then you should scored minimum 480+ marks.

    According to last year cut off, 480+ marks are required for government ayush college.

    Hope this will help you.

    Good luck

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