Hello dear aspirant

Hope you’re doing well

As per your NEET score of 130, your overall percentile will come between 45.22-45.62

And your predicted NEET rank would come somewhere between 851043 to 1026193.
it will be difficult for you to get the college of your choice under this rank.

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Hello Aspirant, You mentioned your expected marks to be 433 out of 720 and you are from general category. Based on your expected score, your overall percentile may end up around 88.85 - 89.35 while your AIR should lie somewhere around 170603 - 202753. As per your performance and previous

Hello Ramayan Bhakta,

Congratulations on scoring such a wonderful score.

See, it is pretty early to tell the cut-off and other details. But in your score you definitely will be able to get a very good seat of BDS, BAMS etc.

You should also visit the following link regarding the

Hi

No, you cannot get admission in  BAMS without qualifying Neet

This is because,

It mandatory to qualify Neet examination in order to take admission in BAMS as

Neet is the single gateway for admission  in all the medical colleges be it private or government  including AIIMS and JIPMER  for

Hi

It is very difficult to predict the actual rank from your marks as it changes every year based on different factors like how many candidates appeared on your session, how tough the paper was along with how many seats are available in different universities and performance of candidates appeared.

Dear aspirant

As NEET happens only once in year,you are not suppose to make mistakes and you should must give your best.

Although getting a govt. BAMS college is very tough. Although you may try for BHMS through up state counselling. In BHMS also there is very low chances due

Hi,

The graduation year can be 2019 because the exams were over in 2019 & maybe the results were delayed till June, 2020 due to the pandemic. However, you can check your result certificate where it will be mentioned when you have passed your graduation or you can also check

Hey Aspirant,

Bachelor of Ayurvedic medicine and surgery (BAMS) is a five-year undergraduate program teaching students about traditional Ayurveda and its uses. Your passing year will be 2019 as you completed your degree in that year. The result was declared later which is fine making you a student pass-out of