Hey aspirant,

As far as I know and will advice you that you should opt only that career option in which you are comfortable and interested. As of course you won't like to waste your precious time in studying something in which you are not interested. And also even salary

Hello Hidayah!

With stiff competition for medical and Ayush courses like BAMS, BHMS, it is difficult with 373 marks to get a BAMS government college. Cutoff vary every year and the approximate marks for OBC category to get a government college is atleast around 430-450 marks and above. However, you

Hello Jitesh,

A score of 456 out of 720 is a decent one and with this score, you have a fair chance of getting a BAMS or Veterinary College under the reservation of EWS (Economically Weak Section).

You need to apply separately for AYUSH counselling (conducted by AACCC) and AIPVT

Hi aspirant,

You  asked for the minimum marks required to get admission in delhi government bams colleges.

Now, look, here is a scenerio of cutoff marks for government bams colleges:

Hello student,

your score is 135, please follow the link to predict your probable rank https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-rank-predictor

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/admission-ayush-courses-through-neet you can also check out this link for counselling process and admission cutoffs from previous years of ayush seats through NEET.

https://www.careers360.com/question-what-is-minimum-cutoff-for-ayush from this you will have necessary info about minimum cut off

Hi there,

With NEET 2021 you can take admission in MBBS by leaving BAMS but i want to inform you the following points:

• If you leave BAMS after first year that year would be not be counted.
• You would also have to study your college courses so you won't be

Hi aspirant,

With 260 marks in neet examination you have no chance to get government BAMS seat in Bihar. You need to score minimum 400 plus marks for government college if you belong to SC catagory.

And the private colleges have the most variable type of cutoff. You have chance

Hello there,

Yes, there is a penalty for leaving your seat in dental , bams, or Bhms. But it depends on your college. You will have to pay certain amount signed in seat leaving bond (5 lakh in Madhya Pradesh, 10 lakh in Maharashtra). The reason behind this that government

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 student ,

If we recognise previous year cut off then cut off range was 400 + for obc candidate to get givernment college for BAMS , but still as you know cut off changes every year due to various factors like increase or decrease in the numbers of candidates