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    Hi Kartik,

    This is the first time that the BAMS colleges have been included under NEET counselling. So there is no definitive data related to BAMS to predict as to which college you might get. However, 460 seems a fair score to get admission to BAMS colleges.you should participate in

    Hey Maheshwari.

    For admission in BHU BAMS through NEET in your category you would require a score around 350. This is according to the previous year trends and cut off. Yoi can expect a similar cut off this year too. 

    Best of luck!

    hello Prabal,

    as you said you are currently into BAMS, and you further want to have a career in dermatology and cosmetology,

    you have an option as doing either diploma in dermatology for 2 years or maybe MBBS and MD in dermatology.

    you can also get into design and fashion

    hello Sahitya,

    to get seat in good college for BAMS, you must score 400+ in your neet exams. however the marks requirement for different categories, but this is on an average.

    good luck

    Hi Yogeshwati,
    Since you have SC category..
    U can easily get admission in BUMS/BAMS/BHMS..
    U may/maynot get govt BDS seat, but you can easily get private BDS seat..
    U willnot get Govt Medical Seat, but you can easily get private medical college with these marks too..

    Dear,

    I am sending you the link that will help you for sure to get information about eligiblity for BAMS and BHMS.

    https://admission.successcds.net/dr-ntr-university-health-sciences-bams-bhms-bnys-course-2013-1946.html

    GOOD LUCK and keep asking :)

    Hello,
    Based upon your score in NEET 2018, and the previous year cutoff, chances are less for admission to Government Medical Colleges under All India Quota and state quota. You may have chances in Private Colleges at state level quota. Use NEET College Predictor to Check Your Chances in Deemed

    Hello,

    Cutoff vary from college to college and also vary according to the state. However, 300+ would be a better score for admission to BHMS course.

    Good Luck!

    Hello,
    Based upon your score in NEET 2018, and the previous year cutoff, chances are less for admission to Government Medical Colleges under All India Quota and state quota. You may have chances in Private Colleges at state level quota. Use NEET College Predictor to Check Your  Chances in Deemed

    Dear friend ,

    On the basis of your marks there is less chance of getting admission in government college .

    But you have chance of getting admission in private college .

    Hope this helps you ...
    Good luck !!!
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