Dear candidate as per the 326 marks that you have secured in NEET UG 2021 and since you are from OBC Category, you do have possibilities of getting BAMS Colleges but may not be the government ones, this is because for government BAMS You need 400 plus score mostly. But

Dear aspirant hope you are doing well. It's difficult to predict because cut keep changing every year depends on various factors.

1. No of seat available.

2. Difficulty level of exam.

3. No of student appear in exam.

Eligibility criteria for neet ug exam.

• :--->Minimum age of the candidates should

Hey Kavya Verma,

Hope you are fine, Tentative cutoff for these courses are as follows

BDS- 500+ F for govt colleges and 450+ for private colleges.

BAMS- 470+ for govt colleges, 420+ for semi govt, and 350+ for private.

Cutoff changes from year to year.

All the best for the

Hi,

Cut-offs changes from year to year and that's why it is difficult to predict. Cutoffs depends on many factors like caste category, d ifficulty level of the exam, nu mber of seats available, nu mber of students appeared in the exam, etc.

You have chances of getting BAMS seat

Hi,

It would not be wise to go for the AIQ but you can go for your state counseling. It also depends on which category you belong to. As you haven't mentioned it guessing it by general your rank in your state counseling can help you get a seat. Generally

Greetings Aspirant,

I hope you are doing well. I see that you have scored 319 marks in your neet examination. With the marks scored the chances for you to get a government seat for BAMS is less. BAMS or Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery of Ayurveda is an undergraduate

Hi Shivangi. PG diploma for BAMS is a two year long course. I am listing below the specialities for PG diploma courses after completing BAMS-

• Ayurvedic Pharmaceutics
• Twak Roga
• Ayurvedic Dietetics
• Panchakarma
• Prasuti evam strirog

As you asked, the following colleges in Gujarat offer PG diploma courses

• Gujarat Ayurved University,

Hello,

Because of the renewed interest in alternative medicine, BAMS is becoming a highly sought-after course in the medical industry. Aspirants with a BAMS degree can work in a variety of fields, including the healthcare industry, Ayurvedic Spas and Resorts, Institutions of Higher Learning, Dispensaries, Ashram of Panchakarma, Hospitals, both

No, if you have analyzed the last years' cutoffs and closing ranks and you were quite confident about getting the desired college of BAMS / BHMS in your state via the state quota itself then there is no point in filling out the AIQ 15 percent seats .

So you