Hello Student, the cutoff varies according to NEET score/rank, category, state counselling, college, and counselling round. Please tell me the state, category and NEET year you are referring to, and I can help you understand the previous year's closing ranks and your chances.

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I hope you’re having a wonderful day! It sounds like you’re on an exciting journey towards pursuing BAMS, and it’s great to see your enthusiasm! With your State EWS SML rank of 1,504 and considering how the closing ranks have been, you definitely have a solid shot at

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A government BAMS seat cannot be confirmed from the OBC-NCL rank alone. Admission depends on your NEET score, state domicile, category, counselling round, seat availability and college preference. The actual 2026 closing rank can vary. Participate in your state AYUSH counselling and consider all available government options.

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A NEET score of 314 marks is above the 2025 qualifying cutoff for reserved categories, but admission to BAMS depends on your category, Maharashtra state quota, college preferences and counselling rank. For more information, you can check the previous-year cutoffs to assess your chances.

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Hello Student, your the chances depend on whether you are applying through UP state counselling or All India counselling, your domicile, and the round of counselling. Since BAMS admission is through NEET, I would recommend checking the closing ranks of previous rounds and keeping both government and private options in

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With AIR 66,312 and OBC rank around 33,000, government BAMS options through AACCC may be possible, but a guaranteed seat cannot be predicted. The data shows government colleges closing around 40,000–48,000 AIR in several cases. For better patient exposure, consider colleges attached to large government hospitals and check

Hello Aspirent,

Your question is incomplete because the BAMS ST category cutoff for 2026 will vary by state, counselling quota, and college type.

Please mention your state and whether you mean Government, Private, or All India Quota admission. Then the expected cutoff can be estimated more accurately.

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Yes — with NEET 2026 score of 380, BC-A category, and SVU (Sri Venkateswara University) local area, you have a realistic chance for BDS under Category-A (Competent Authority Quota) in a private dental college in Andhra Pradesh, especially in later counselling rounds. The AP counselling authority publishes college-wise

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