Hey, you need to understand that there are two types of colleges in the BAMS

Private colleges(which charges around one to two lakhs per year) which is not being included the monthly expenses or room rent which comes with a merit list from the either bachelor's degree or class 10+2 numbers

Government colleges(Twenty thousand to Sixty thousand) which can be considered less but comes with an entrance exam which is CUET

With 375 marks in NEET 2025, you have a strong chance of getting admission to BAMS in private colleges, especially under reserved categories like OBC, SC, ST, or EWS. Many private Ayurvedic colleges accept students with scores between 350 and 400.

However, it's very unlikely you'll get a seat in a government BAMS college, as their cutoffs usually range from 450 to 520 marks or higher, depending on your category.

Hello aspirant,

NEET is one of the most toughest exam of India and if you want to get the best colleges for BAMS course then you need to score 600 marks to secure your admission. Candidates must have finished Class 12 in Science with PCB in order to get admitted to BAMS in 2025.

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To get admission in BAMS through NEET 2025, you need to score a minimum number of marks depending on your category.

If you are in general or EWS category, you need around 550 to 650 marks to get a seat in a government BAMS college.

If you are in OBC category, you should have around 400 to 550 marks.

If you are in SC category, then 350 to 500 marks can be enough.

For private BAMS colleges, the required marks are lower. In private colleges, you may get admission with 350 to 450 marks, depending on your category and the state.

The minimum marks to qualify NEET are much lower, around 113 to 145, but just qualifying is not enough to get a BAMS seat. You need to score well to get into a good college.

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During UP AYUSH counselling, candidates must pay:

A non-refundable registration fee of rupees 2,000 for General and OBC categories, and rupees 1,500 for SC and ST categories.

A security deposit of rupees 20,000 is required for government AYUSH colleges and rupees 50,000 for private AYUSH colleges. If you choose to apply for both, you must pay rupees 50,000.

This security deposit is refundable if you do not take the allotted seat or withdraw as per counselling rules. However, if you accept the seat and later resign after joining the college, the deposit may be forfeited based on state counselling regulations.

If you got 36 percentile in NEET 2025, then you are not eligible for BAMS admission. To get a seat in BAMS, you must score at least 50 percentile if you are from general category, and at least 40 percentile if you belong to SC, ST, or OBC category.

Since your percentile is below these required marks, you cannot get admission into BAMS this year. You will need to try again next year with better preparation to qualify.

If you scored 156 marks in NEET and you are from the general category, then you are not eligible for BAMS admission. The minimum marks needed to qualify for BAMS is around 162 or more, which is 50th percentile for general category.

Even in private BAMS colleges, the cut-off is usually higher than 156. So with this score, you will not get admission in any private BAMS college.

There are about 156 private BAMS colleges in India, but all of them require NEET-qualified students. If you want to join BAMS, it’s better to prepare again and try to score higher next time.

Hello,

Unfortunately, no. Without a National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) score, you cannot get directly admitted to a Bachelor of Ayurvedic medicine and surgery program (BAMS). According to the National Commission for Indian system of medicines and the ministry of AYUSH, NEET required admission test for all under desert medical programs in India, including BAMS. A NEET score is sometimes required even for private colleges that grand admission through management or NRI quotas. So, You have to appear in NEET exams for getting admission in BAMS.