Dear aspirant,

Hope you are doing well. As per your query for getting into a government college for BDS or BAMS you should aim to score between 300-400 or more. As the cutoff varies every year for many reasons the exact cutoff is likely to be 300 marks. Please click

Hello dear student,

Yes there are chances that you might get admission in bachelors of homeopathic medicine as you also have a category. But it cannot be assured as we know every year cutoff changes depending upon many reasons. I hope you understand this

Thank you

Hello Aspirant,

Your NEET score is 410. As such  your Overall Percentile is: 90.63 - 91.13   and when it comes to rank, your Predicted Rank is :128680 - 160830 . Also it too depends upon last years cut-off. Adding it with 15% All India quota  and 85% state quota seats

Hey dear, if you see the last year's cutoff which went very high that even students getting 500 marks were unable to get govt. College. So,with 266 marks it seems a bit tough for getting a good bams govt. College. Although, you can try for average college by attending counselling.

hi,

see the cutoff score varies year to year and depends on certain facts like number of participants, questions difficulty level, seat matrix, state wise students performance since 85% seats in every government institute is reserve for domicile candidates. now see if you have applied from ews category you would

Hello!

The cut-off marks hasn't been declared yet. But According to the previous year data, to get admission in private colleges for BAMS, candidates should atleast score 300+ in General category and 280+ for OBC. It may vary.

Here you can predict your college based on your score,

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor?icn=QnA&ici=qna_answer

Hope

hello,

see admission to mbbs, bds and bhms, bams admission would be in gujarat state medical and private colleges would be neet score merit. now neet is the only entrance exam which score is mandatory to apply for health science related course like mbbs, bds, bams, bhms in indian colleges.