Hey there,

Some popular semi-government/aided BAMS colleges in Maharashtra include Tilak Ayurved Mahavidyalaya (Pune), Shri Ayurved Mahavidyalaya (Nagpur), D.M.M. Ayurved Mahavidyalaya (Yavatmal), and K.V.T.R. Ayurved College (Boradi). The 2025 cutoff varied by category and counselling round, so there is no single cutoff.

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Nischal

Hello Dear Student,

Securing a government BAMS college seat with 250 marks is unlikely, even under the SC category, though your score qualifies you to sit for counseling. Admission cutoffs for government BAMS and medical seats typically demand higher scores due to heavy competition.

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Hello Dear Student,
Yes, you have a fair chance of getting a private BAMS college in Maharashtra. With 301 marks, you have successfully cleared the general/EWS qualifying cutoff, though your All India Rank (AIR ~5.99 lakh) means regular state quota seats in top private colleges might be tough, but management

Hello Dear Student,
To get admission to the BAMS course at MSM Institute of Ayurveda, Sonipat (MSM College), the general category NEET closing rank typically ranges between 48,100 and 60,700 depending on the counselling round.

You can check, find and access more information here:

• https://www.careers360.com/colleges/msm-institute-of-ayurveda-sonipat/cut-off
  
  Hope it helps!

Hello Dear Student,
Yes, you have a fair to good chance of getting a government BAMS college in Uttar Pradesh under the OBC category with 480 marks and an AIR around 118,706, as typical state OBC cutoffs range between 400 and 480 marks.

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Hello,

The expected cutoff for BAMS admission through NEET UG 2026 will vary depending on your category, state, domicile, counselling quota (AIQ or State Quota), and the college you are targeting. Please mention your NEET 2026 score, AIR, category, state, and preferred colleges for a more accurate prediction.

Best wishes.

Assuming you meant the current admission cycle rather than "2036":

A rank of 1,20,000 generally makes admission to government BAMS colleges difficult under the General category. However, if you belong to a reserved category (SC, ST, OBC, EWS, etc.), you may have better chances in state quota or private colleges.

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