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    Yes.As per the previous year cutoffs with the score of 350 you you can get medium ranked BAMS college.
    The score is good and you should be wise in selecting the College during the rounds.
    You can see the details of various Medical Colleges on careers360.
    All the best and

    Hii..
    The cutoffs will be around same as that of the previous years which depends on the difficulty level of the paper.
    The previous year cutoffs for BAMS for open category was 300 for male and 280 for female.
    For OBC it was 250 for male and 220 for female.

    Hello!Ashwini Chandra

    Seeing your score and previous year cuttoff of government medical college,you seems to have very less chance of getting govt medical college under SC quota.You need 370+ under SC quota to fetch govt colleges .You can get private dental medical college with this score.

    I am providing you

    hii chandra

    i  very sorry to say you have very poor score as its very hard to say whether you will get the govt college under BAMS or not i would recommend to try for thr college predictor the link is given below

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

    regards


    Hello Adithya,

    Since you have scored a mark of 448, with reservation, there might a good chance that you might be able to get a seat in the BHMS or the BAMS in Kerala.

    There are still plenty of good colleges that you can apply for and pursue the subject

    Suno ranaji..450-470 hone chahiye neet mn.uske baad 4.5+1 year uske bad job nhi h na hi social status log mbbs walon ko hi bhav denge tumko nhi jisne uske barabr hi pdhai ki h...easy way suno
    Mere 525 aa rhe hn mn counsllng karaunga agr cllg
    Milega to theek phir

    Hello Sharanu,

    Based on this score the chances are less to get a seat in Government colleges for MBBS, BAMS, BHMS programme but you can try for the private colleges or Deemed universities for MBBS & BDS & You can also apply private colleges for BAMS, BHMS programme.

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    Hi palak,

    To get admission in government BAMS college anything above 430-450+ would be great!

    Hello Lata

    As per your calculated marks you can get admission in any government college for BAMS college. For admissionh in government colleges the cutoff for general category stays in the range of 380-400+ and so you have chances to get a seat.

    Dear Sir/Ma'm, the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test for admission to various medical institutions all across India was held on the 5th of May 2019. The qualifying cut-off for general category is 118-691 marks and for Scheduled Caste, Tribe and OBCs is 96-118 marks. However, crossing the qualifying cut-off alone

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