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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

Hello vijaya,

Sorry to say but you have scored very low marks in the exam. You will not be able to get an admission in either government medical college or private medical college in BAMS. You can get low level college but their fees will be very high.

I would

Hello Akhilesh,

 per your query about marks cutoff.. I would like to tell you it varies very year... It depends on lots of factors like difficulty level of paper and number of students getting that mark etc... It also depends on.. It will be different for Government, Private and Deemed

You'll be eligible for BAMS if you belong to the 50th Percentile (unreserved category) and 40th percentile (reserved category SC/ST) in NEET ranking, while the cut-off for BAMS is 400+ for General Candidate. Private colleges may accept a score lower than this, but for government colleges you need to score

It'd be difficult for you to get a BAMS seat in this score. You'll be eligible for BAMS if you belong to the 50th Percentile (unreserved category) and 40th percentile (reserved category SC/ST) in NEET ranking, while the cut-off for BAMS is 400+ for General Candidate. Private colleges may accept

You'll be eligible for BAMS if you belong to the 50th Percentile (unreserved category) and 40th percentile (reserved category SC/ST) in NEET ranking, while the cut-off for BAMS is 400+ for General Candidate. Private colleges may accept a score lower than this, but for government colleges you need to score