You'll be eligible for BAMS if you belong to the 50th Percentile (unreserved category) and 40th percentile (reserved category SC/ST) in NEET ranking, while the cut - off for BAMS is 400+ for General Candidate

Hi aspirant,

The cutoff marks change every year. It's depends upon number of students that appeared in examination, number of seats available in colleges, difficulties of question paper, reservation catagory, previous years cutoff trends, etc.

So as per last year of cutoff you need to score 350 to 490 plus

Hello Aspirant,

On such marks and category you have very low chances of getting any of the government medical colleges for BAMS in Mumbai according to previous year's cut-off. But yes you can get some private colleges through Direct admission provided that you must appear in NEET Counselling and unable

Kurukhestra University

SGT University, Guargaon

Gaur Brahman Ayurvedic College, Rohtak

Murari Lal Rasiwasia Ayurvedic College, Bhiwani

Hii,

According to your score and Category it is very difficult to predict either you will get chance for the admission in government college or not...

Since every year the admission in government college differ according to the cutoff and the difficulty level of the exam and also on the

Hello aspirant

It's difficult to exactly find the college you can get into based on your marks and previous years cutoffs, as the cutoffs vary every year depending on various factors like difficulty level of examination, no.of candidates applied, how they scored and so on

However based on your marks

Dear aspirant

Every year cutoff for the colleges varies based on facts like difficulty of the paper, number of students qualified and number of students appeared the exam along with previous year cutoff trends

The minimum marks required by an ews category student to get into state quota of maharasthra

Dear Student,

BAMS doctors are not allowed to perform any kind of surgery in hospital for modern medicine it is said by Medical Council of India(MCI) in  2018.There are allowed to perform whatever is  present in their syllabus but they can not perform major surgeries.