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    Hello aspirant,

    sorry to say but you will not get a seat in government college for BAMS even you belong to the SC category. Your score is too low, only 155 marks. Getting admission is too difficult with this score. But you can try in private colleges. Maybe you can

    Hello,
    You have not mentioned your category anywhere so it becomes very difficult to predict anything for you.
    Neither did you mention your state . 85 % seats are reserved for the natives of a state and rest 15 % are left open for candidates from all over the country.

    Hi Student

    Every college takes two kinda of fees
    • one is refundable
    • another is non - refundable but it is a small amount


    So you will get the refundable one back but they will bot return you the non- refundable fees ( but again as o said earlier it is

    Hi Student


    Hello Aspirant,

       Previous year cutoff of BAMS in Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Medical Sciences Banglore for bc-D category students was in the range of 440+ if you belong to the state and it wluld be above 500 if you want admission under AIQ


    You can comment your further

    Hello aspirant,

    As you belong to the General Category the chance are less of getting a seat for BAMS in government college with a score of 340. In Haryana the cutoff of government colleges is high and you need to have a good score to secure a seat in government

    Hi Geetha,
    Hope you are doing well. Sorry to inform you that you cannot get a seat for BAMS with this marks. These marks are too low for getting a seat for the mentioned course. You have to score at least 450-500 marks on a safer side to get admission

    Hey,

    With this marks it will be really difficult for you to get admission in a government college for BAMS course. As an unreserved category candidate you would require around 420+ marks to get admission in a government college. You may try for private BAMS Colleges. Hope that clears your

    Hello Sneha,
    Congrats on securing good marks in NEET. Your marks is quite good to seek admission in BAMS in government college.
    Take part in the councelling.
    Good luck

    Dear swikriti,
    Would you mention your category, your domicile, your neet score and your all india rank so that i can provide you with sufficient and relevant information regarding your query. So drop down your details in the comment section below.

    Hi Candidate! As you have not mentioned about your category and state domicile. Nevertheless I am telling you some information regarding it. If you are a general category student then may be it is difficult to get a seat in bams government college. But if you are from reserved category

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