Hi,

The minimum qualifying cutoff marks required for Neet may include as

Moreover it would have been better if you could have provided your category for the

Hi,

In accordance to your NEET rank which is 320057, the corresponding expected marks would have been 327 - 318 . This could be predicted from https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-rank-predictor?utm_source=qna&utm_medium=neet_rp . Getting a government BAMS/BDS/BHMS college is not possible with this rank or marks. Moreover the cutoff varies every year and also state

Dear aspirant

There are so many good BAMS college you may try for

I'm mentioning some top BAMS college name in which you may try through all india ayush counseling under centeral university quota

• BHU VARANASI (less chance but you may try)

• NIA, JAIPUR

• NEIAH SHILONG (YOU

Dear aspirant

It is tough to say about your chances at expected marks,you might be on borderline.

All india ayush counseling cut off marks for SC category for BAMS was 414 marks.

Whereas as in up state counseling govt. BAMS college was allotted upto 407 marks in SC category.

So

Yes, with a Score of 391/720 in NEET, being from OBC Category, you have fair chances of securing a seat in BAMS at some of the good Ayush Medical Colleges in Maharashtra. For more information about Top BAMS Colleges in Maharashtra, Fees, Cutoffs and other details do follow the link

Dear aspirant

At your expected marks,you might get every single ayurvedic College in maharashtra of your choice,so you don't need to worry.

You can choose any college from your comfortablity and other points of view.

Although best option to study BAMS in maharashtra are

• RA PODDER AYURVEDIC COLLEGE, MUMBAI

Hello,

In accordance to the marks of 122 in NEET 2021, the corresponding rank would have been 863637 - 908137 . According to the category OBC, the minimum of SC/OBC/ST requires 108 marks (40 th percentile). Although the minimum qualifying marks is achieved, the chances of getting a government BAMS

Hello aspirant,

I hope you are doing well and good. You did not mention about your category and it is very difficult to predict there are many factors like Seats availability, no.of students etc. behind it. Considering as general candidate you have low chance to get seat in government colleges.