Hello,

Thanks for reaching out!

Yes, BAMS cut-offs can go down or up from year to year; they’re not fixed. Cut-offs are driven by several changing factors: the difficulty of the entrance exam (NEET score distribution), the number of applicants, total seats available in government and private Ayurvedic colleges, category-wise

With a 26,000 state merit rank in AP and being from the OC category, it is quite difficult to get a BAMS seat in SV Ayurvedic College, Tirupati, as the cutoff for this college is usually much higher. You may get chances in other private colleges, but for SV Ayurvedic,

Hello aspirant,

With a state merit rank of 26,000, it will be bit tough to secure a BAMS seat in SV Ayurvedic College, Tirupati, because this college is among the top government Ayurvedic institutions in Andhra Pradesh. The cutoffs for BAMS in top government colleges usually stay lower (better ranks)

You need to score 500 to 600 to get govt college it's very hard with your marks if possible you need to try for private colleges because they allow students with low marks but their fees will be very high and this only the way to get the course you

Hi Lakshay,

With your NEET score of 276 and AIR of around 5.14 lakh, getting a government BAMS seat in top-tier institutions might be difficult. However, you can still secure admission in reputed private colleges within your budget of 10 lakh for the full course.

If you are interested in

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- MBBS, B.Sc in Cardiac Technology, B.Sc. in Allied Health Sciences, B.Sc. in Nursing, or Equivalent in Life Sciences.
- But BAMS is generally not considered as eligible Qualification

Still, eligibility

Hello,

The Institute of Teaching and Research in Ayurveda (ITRA), in Jamnagar, offers a BAMS, an undergraduate degree that has an annual fee of INR 56,540. To get enrolled in this course, you need to qualify in the NEET examination.

I hope it will clear your query!!

Hello student,

For Maharashtra, the NEET cutoff for BAMS in government colleges for the OBC category is typically around a 40th percentile, which translates to a score of 143-113. A score of 500-600 is generally considered a good score for securing a seat in a top college.

The actual cut-off

Since cut-offs are typically higher, there are few chances of getting admitted to top government colleges as a BAMS student with 287 points in the NEET and OBC-NCL categories under the U.P. state quota.
However, under state quota, you might be admitted to private BAMS colleges or lower-ranked government BAMS

In the BAMS course, the internship starts in the fifth year. This is the last year of the course. The internship is done after you finish all the final exams of the main subjects. It is compulsory and lasts for one year. You must complete this internship to get your