Hello aspirant,

The qualifying marks, or BAMS cutoff, that an applicant needs to achieve in order to be considered for admission to BAMS are released by NTA. The qualifying BAMS cutoff 2024 is 720-162 for the general category, 161-127 for the SC/ST/OBC category, 161-144 for the general PH category, 143-127

Usually government BAMS colleges takes admission at 450 plus score you are somewhere on border line participate till the last round of counselling process you may get some good college in mop up rounds or if you are not satisfied with your marks reappear for next year Neet and improve

If you have the desire and passion to join medical college u can try one more time by focusing mainly on ur NEET preparation and putting ur current degree as a secondary option but dont repeat same mistakes as you have done earlier try to learn from your weakness and

Your marks is enough to get into bams colleges which is government Because last year who scored is more than 300+ in sc category get bams college in 2nd mop-up round.

You can also check the list of colleges according to your marks in neet exam which shows state list

Hello

I'm sorry, but I couldn't find information on the fees for BAMS at Ankerite Ayurvedic College. However, the fees for BAMS programs are typically determined by the government/management/NRI seats, as per the UP government's guidelines . You may want to check the college's website or contact them directly for

Unfortunately, with a NEET AIR rank of 337026, even with the 3A OBC category, your chances of securing a government BAMS seat in Karnataka are quite low. This is because:

* High Competition: The number of aspirants for BAMS seats in government colleges is significantly high.

* Cut-offs: The cut-offs

Hello aspirant,

With a NEET score of 525, securing a government seat for MBBS or BDS is challenging. However, you do have options within the medical field. Let's break down your choices:

BAMS (Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery)

* Government College: Given your score, securing a government BAMS seat

Choosing a private college for a BAMS (Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery) in Ratlam can be a good option, particularly if you prefer to stay close to home and the college offers a strong program.

1. Ensure the private college is recognized by the Central Council of Indian Medicine

Hello,

The fees of semi government bams colleges starting from 80k to 2 lakh rupees depends on colleges which is very less in comparison to private bams colleges which charges more than 10 lakh rupees

Here is the list of college fees for bams colleges you can change filters according