With a NEET 2025 score of 206 , getting a seat in a Government BAMS (Ayurveda) college is very unlikely in General category , but may be possible in reserved categories (like SC/ST/OBC) in some states during later rounds (mop-up/stray).

• Government BAMS cutoffs for General typically range between 420-520 marks

With a NEET score of 206, getting a government BAMS college seat is very unlikely, especially in general or OBC category, as government AYUSH colleges generally have cutoffs above 300–400 marks.

However, if you belong to SC/ST category and apply under the state quota in states with lower competition, you

you got percentile and 106 marks in NEET.BAMS admission needs minimum qualifying marks for general cutoff is around 144 marks and for SC/ST/OBC its around 113 marks so with 106marks you are not eligible for counselling

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You have a decent probability of being admitted to a government BHMS college in Odisha with a NEET 2025 rank of 156111 and 430 marks, and a modest chance of being admitted to a government BAMS institution, particularly under the state quota.

Here's the some AYUSH colleges in Odisha:

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In states where cutoffs are often lower during mop - up and stray vacancy rounds, or through the management quota, you have a good chance of being admitted to a private BAMS college with 150 NEET 2025 scores.

Apply for AYUSH counselling in your state and also apply for

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Unfortunately, Getting a BAMS seat with score 124 in government colleges will be difficult for the OBC category due to higher cutoffs Karnataka often above 400. However, you still have chances in private colleges through management quota or NRI quotas.

124 marks in NEET under OBC category. Getting a BAMS seat in Karnataka government college is not possible at this score. Cutoff for OBC is usually around 440+ marks. With 124 marks, only option is private BAMS colleges, that too not guaranteed.

With 471 marks in NEET 2025, youmight get BAMS in NIA Jaipur in the last rounds but chances are low in early rounds General category cut-off goes around 30,000–35,000 rank in starting rounds. Last year’s final round went till 50,000+ rank. So if your rank is below 45,000, you may

With an SC All-India rank of 155,534, your prospects for securing a government BAMS seat in India are as follows:

Government College Cutoffs (SC Category)

Rajasthan (AIQ seats):

Govt Ayurved Mahavidyalaya, Kota had a closing rank of 160,079 last year. Your rank is within this range, making admission here quite

With 114 marks in NEET and a reservation category, getting a government BDS or BAMS seat is very unlikely, as cutoffs are much higher.

However, private BDS and BAMS colleges in many states do accept lower scores, so admission is possible there, though fees will be higher.

Chances improve if