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I got 391 with AIR 227615 in NEET 2025. Can I get this BAMS College

SHUBHANGI SINHA 19th Jun, 2025

Hello,

You have chance of being selected for a BAMS seat if you have a NEET 2025 score of 391 and an AIR OF 227615: this is particularly true if you apply through state quota and are in a reserved category.

For general category, 391 is a bit low for

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Can I get bams College in 163 marks sc category

Rajputana siddhraj 25th Jun, 2025

Hello My dear student.

Here your question answer.

Yes, with 163 marks in SC category you are eligible for BAMS .

You can also getting eligible for private colleges, but very low chance to getting addmission for government College for BAMS .

BEST OF LUCK.

THANK YOU.

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My neet score 141 cast obc bams ke liye admission milega.

Prachi Kumari 24th Jun, 2025

Hello,

With a NEET score of 141 and OBC category, it is quite difficult to get a BAMS seat in government colleges . But you may have a chance in private BAMS colleges, especially in states where cut-offs are lower. You can also try through management quota.

Cut-offs change every

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My neet score 141 cast obc bams ke liye admission milega.

Ayush Madanpotra 28th Jul, 2025

You have passed NEET because the qualifying marks for OBC category is around 113 to 127. So, you are eligible to take part in BAMS counselling.

But your marks are low for getting a seat in government BAMS colleges. Most government BAMS colleges need at least 450 to 500 marks

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My neet score 141 cast obc bams ke liye admission milega.

OISHEE BANERJEE 17th Jun, 2025

Hey! With 141 marks in NEET 2025 and belonging to the OBC category, you're eligible for BAMS admission since you’ve cleared the basic qualifying marks.

That said, in government BAMS colleges across most states, the cutoff generally falls much higher—often around 400 to 500 marks. So with 141 marks, securing

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Can i get bams college in Maharashtra in 150 marks in neet

Prachi Kumari 24th Jun, 2025

Hello,

With 150 marks in NEET, chances of getting a BAMS seat in a government college in Maharashtra are very low. Government colleges usually need higher scores, mostly above 400.

However, you may get a seat in some private BAMS colleges through management quota, but the fees will be quite

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Can I get BAMS at 409 marks from OBC in UP

Pradeepa P 17th Jun, 2025

Yes , with 409 marks in NEET 2025 and OBC category , you have a decent chance of getting BAMS (Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery) in private or semi-government Ayurvedic colleges in Uttar Pradesh through UP Ayush State Counseling . Make sure to attend all rounds of counseling to

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Maharashtra 202 5Government BAMS medical college( College cut off ) List

Anushree Thakare 18th Jun, 2025

Hello,

The BAMS 2025 cutoff for general category candidates is 50th percentile, for SC/ST/OBC candidates is 40th percentile and for general-PwD candidates is 45th percentile.The admission cutoff of BAMS is released by the AYUSH counselling committee in the form of opening and closing rank.

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Can a sc category student with 316 marks in neet 2025 get govt seat for bams or bds

hemanth kumar 16th Jun, 2025

As you have scored 316 in NEET-UG with an SC category there is a written possibility of your getting a BAMS (Ayurveda) or BDS (Dental) seat in government colleges under state quota. This score suits well because here is why:

The SC cut offs in BAMS/BDS are usually lower than

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238 marks obc get bams or bds gov college

hemanth kumar 16th Jun, 2025

Having 238 marks in NEET and being of OBC category it may be very difficult to get a government seat in BAMS or BDS, and it would be much more difficult under AIQ (All India Quota). But there is still a bit of hope below the state quota, particularly, when

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