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Achieving 180 marks in NEET 2025 could allow for admission to a BAMS program in a private medical college in Maharashtra, particularly under the management or institutional quota, subject to cut-off trends and seat availability. Government colleges typically need higher NEET scores, whereas private Ayurvedic colleges usually have more

Hey! With 261 marks in NEET 2025, getting a government BAMS seat is possible in some cases, especially depending on your category and state.

If you belong to a reserved category (SC/ST/OBC) and apply through the State Quota, your chances are much better. In some states like Uttar Pradesh, Madhya

Hey! First of all, congratulations on clearing NEET; getting 127 marks is still a step forward, and it shows your effort.

Now, with this score, it’s quite difficult to get into a government BAMS college, especially for General or OBC category students. Government colleges usually have higher cutoffs, often around

Hi Ayush,

We understand your concern, as NEET is a very competitive exam you need at least 550 or more to get admission into a decent MBBS college not a top tier college as it would require 650 to 700 marks in NEET.

Now, it is good as you are

Hi Samiksha,

Generally, with the score of 140 in a highly competitive exam like NEET it is difficult to get a BAMS college even with EWS category. You may get admission in a private institution but in a government college it is difficult.

You should check our official NEET college

Hi Anshu,

Your NEET score of 258 is low for BAMS ayurvedic course, some private institutions may offer you admission with management quota. Some famous private BAMS private colleges are SGT University, GGSIPU, Parul University etc. Keep in mind that these private institutions have fees on slightly higher side, but

With a NEET score of 350 and an All India Rank of about 3.2 lakh, your prospects for securing a BAMS seat in a government college are, frankly, quite limited, especially if you fall under the General category. Most government BAMS colleges set their cutoffs considerably higher—usually between 420 and

Dear student, last year the neet cutoff for BAMS government college for SC was in the range of 161 to 127.This year's cutoff can also be expected around this range so you have a chance of getting in BAMS.Some colleges have higher closing ranks then others so it might differ

The cut off for BAMS (Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery) in government colleges depends on many things like your NEET score, your category (General, OBC, SC, ST, EWS), your state quota or All India Quota, and the number of seats available in that year.

For General category students, the

Cut off for government BAMS colleges are generally upto 400 according to previous years trends.

With a score of 380 it is difficult to get a government BAMS collegs but you can surely get a good private college.

Here is a link to predict the college based on your marks