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As you have mentioned that your neet score is 206 marks which indeed is too less to get into a government medical college for any course and as per your question, you fall under obc category which almost have the same cutoff as that of general category candidates.


The

Hey,

Based on the marks you have secured, your chances of getting admission in a government college for BAMS course is really low. For an OBC category candidate, the cut off this year is nearly 400 for government BAMS Colleges. You can get a seat in private colleges or you

Hey,

Based on the marks you have secured, you have some chances of getting admission in a government college for BAMS course. You can check from the College predictor to know about the probable colleges you might get admission in.

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

Thanks and all the best

The cutoff for BAMS is based on the marks of NEET exam. The cutoff for BAMS government colleges for general category is 420+, for the best BAMS government colleges the cutoff is 480+ and for average BAMS government colleges the cutoff is 450+. For the semi- government BAMS colleges the

Hy Esha,

I don't want to demotivate you or anything, but if you are general category the cut off marks for BAMS is around 490+ but it drops down for SC/ST categories to 380 and above and for OBC it's above 350. Wishing you luck

Hey,

No you won't be able to get admission in a government college for BAMS course with this marks. You can surely try for private colleges or management quota seats. Check the following link to know more about BAMS course.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/medicine.careers360.com/articles/bams/amp

All the best

It will entirely depend upon the rank she got in neet all india quota and the merit list prepared in the state . 350 marks can be sufficient if the candidate belong to reserve category but in case of general category it might seem difficult to bag a seat in

To be true 269 is a low score in this scenario.this year cutoff is being higher than last year so bagging a govt seat is difficult however sc category can help you to get a semi govt. Bams seat in punjab state. So I wish you all the best .

Hello,

As you have mentioned that your neet score 188 marks which indeed are too less for a general category candidates. You will be clear about your question if you look over the cutoff for 2019 for mbbs, bams, bhms and bds.

Tentative cutoff for these courses are as follows

Hello, 


As you have mentioned that your neet score is 85 marks whuch indeed are too less to get into bhms or bams. But you haven't mentioned your category. Nevertheless, let me tell you that the cutoff for bhms is as follows :

  • 480+ marks for Government colleges
  • 430+ marks.for
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