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    The answer is yes you will be considered an open candidate in Maharashtra because the colleges are non minority which means your marks need to be high to get  admitted in these colleges. So I would suggest you to be on the safer side look into other options also.

    I

    Hey Nidhi,

    Answering that will you get BAMS in Particular state is possible or not is it favourable. As it depends on exams difficulty level and no. Of applicants and available seats from that particular state. Still on an average at 470 yes you have good chances of getting BAMS.

    Hi, 

    See your score is less and with this there is very less chance to get a good seat. Even for bhms a score above 200 is considered good. I will suggest you to not waste much time and continue your studies and try to score better grades. You may

    Hello Aspirant!

    Hope you are doing well!

    You have secured 345 marks in the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test and you belong to SC category. Hence there are chances of getting into the government bams colleges. For knowing more about which colleges you can get, you can use the NEET

    Hello aspirant,

    The cutoff of the government colleges are quite high. So it's difficult to get any seat. And your rank is also not too good. But you can try for government BAMS. As you belong to the state quota you do have some chance of getting a seat. You

    Hello aspirant!  As far as we know bams stands for bachelor in ayurvedic medicine and surgery. You have mentioned here gate rank .Gate exam is for engineering field and not for medical . you will get bams from neet examinations. If the rank that you have provided is your neet

    Hello Sneha !!

    The ministry of AYUSH has made it compulsory that admission in AYUSH courses be done only on the basis of NEET marks. 

    The expected cut off this year is -

    UR-370

    OBC-350

    SC-300

    ST-270


    This will vary from college to college and state to state .

    With

    Hello Muskan,

    Yes you have chances of getting a seat in BAMS in Orissa through your state quota .Though you might not make it in the first counseling , but eventually you have 50% chances of getting a seat .I would also suggest  you toa in the other AYUSH courses.

    Hi, 

    See for bams a score above 300 was considered safe and good till last year. And for bhms a score above 200 is considered good. They may shuffle a bit but still nothing can be said with much authority. First round of counselling for neet 2019 has already begun

    Hello Aspirant
    Yes surely you will get good bams college . As per previous cut off you can get colleges .  Must participate in counseling .
    Thanks
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