Neet exam is an all India common entrance examination for the medical aspirants to get into the government and private colleges for their undergraduate courses 

The minimum marks required for a student to get into the rajiv gandhi ayurveda medical college for the past few years is 468 to 600.

 The qualifying score for SC category for NEET UG 2019 is 107 and since your score is 161 which is more than the minimum qualifying score so you can surely get a seat in Karnataka but you can only get a seat in deemed universities of Karnataka like Sri devraj

Hi Sneha!

You can get a seat in RA Poddar College to pursue BAMS programme through your rank and home state seat quota. But as there is an increase in candidates, change in seat positions and paper level, the cut off modifies each year. You can get in reputed college

Hey aspirant,

Ayurveda and research medical college's cut off for the year 2019 are as follows :-

Category.   Percentile.    Cut off marks

UR.                   50%.                701-134

OBC/SC/ST.     40%.                133-107

UR-PH.              45%.               133-120

OBC/SC/ST.      40%.                119-107

Hope this helps,

All the best!

Vijayalaxmi, with the score of 341 you are obviously above the cutoff but chances of getting admission in a government medical college for BAMS are quite unpredictable. As per NEET 2018, the aspirants having score above 400 got admission in government medical colleges for BAMS course. Be hopeful, there are

Hello aspirant.

There are 45 colleges in Karnataka which offer ayurvedic course.

Top ayurvedic colleges in Karnataka are-

-Rajiv Gandhi University of health and sciences, Bangalore.

- KLE University, Belgaum.

- Yenopoya University,Mangalore.

- Goutham college, Bangalore.

-Bapuji ayurvedic medical college and hospital, Bangalore.

For more colleges which offer ayurvedic

Hello aspirant,

For pursuing BAMS course in Government Ayurveda College, Trivandrum, you must firstly meet their eligibility criteria that they have specified for admission to their college. Their criteria includes the student to have passed their 10+2 with 50% in biology separately and 50% in physics, chemistry and mathematics all