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Hi ahmad , 

You have scored good in meet 2019, and with this marks you can have a bams seat in the mumbai colleges.  You should participate in the counselling process of bams colleges. 

As you belong to general category so it seems to be somewhat difficult but yet hae

You havent mentioned the State you belong to. Having Sanskrit as a subject or not knowing Sanskrit as a language has got nothing to do with BAMS admissions. Having said that, this year the cut offs have gone way higher. 362 marks in OBC Category is tad less for a

Hi Tanmay,

For a general category student with a marks of 340, getting a BAMS government college might not be possible.

Usually the cut off for general category students for BAMS goes around 460+ in government ones. 

You can consider the options of private BAMS colleges where you have more

Hey,
Every year the cutoff changes depending upon the number of candidates appearing for the examination,the difficulty level of the question paper and the reservation category of the candidates. This year the cutoff went too high in National Eligibility cum Entrance Test(NEET).
If we consider the previous year cutoffs you

Hey Annu, 

It completely depends on your interest, if you are interested in Nursing course and can appreciate yourself with the course then it is a very good option.from AIIMS and if you're getting a college for BAMS according to your expectations then BAMS is not a bad option too,

Hey,
The cutoff is subjected to variations every year depending upon the number of candidates appearing for the examination,the difficulty level of the question paper as well as the the reservation category of the students.  This time the cutoff went high for NEET.
If we considered previous years data including

Hello Sagar. Sorry to say but you cannot directly apply for the mop up round. Read the eligibility criteria for mop up round in the link given below. Good luck.

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=http://www.ipu.ac.in/Pubinfo2019/Admission2019mian/adm2019notices/mopup050519.PDF&ved=2ahUKEwjJnfrjx9fjAhWCV30KHfJcAIcQFjAJegQIAhAB&usg=AOvVaw0e3WN88Fq_1bEq56MtwlVb

hi there,

its okay if you couldn't make it to neet. you still have a whole lot of options that you can opt and do great in. 

check this link-https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/medical-courses-after-12th

hope this helps

Dear Abhijit, this year the cut offs have gone way higher. A score of 517 got a BDDS seat. That has been the intensity if the competition. With a score of 194, even though you belong to SC Category, the chances of a seat in BAMS even in Government aided

Hello,


If you are from general category then you have less chances of getting in government bams college in all india quota and state quota but you have chances private college in state quota.

Usee neet college predictor :

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

I hope this helps.
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