Hello Student,

Marks for General Cateogry in BAMS should between 450 -530 and 370 - 450+ for BHMS for government colleges. Those belonging to the reserved category might have lower cut off marks of around 350 - 400.

Hello Student,

You won't get admission in a BAMS course in private or government college as the marks you have are less than the qualifying marks.The minimum cut off for general category is around 160 and for reserved category is around125. Any college or institute that is offering direct admision

Hello Student,

With 72 marks in NEET, it is highly unlikely that you will get a BAMS seat. Reason being; the cut off marks for general category is usually between 130 - 165+ marks.

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Could you please specify which college you want to apply to? We are not a college. Also, if you are looking for a government college with 242 NEET marks, it is highly unlikely that you will get a government college.

Hello Dear Student,
With a score of 296, it is highly unlikely to secure a government BAMS seat, but you have a strong chance of getting a private BAMS seat or a seat in a deemed university. Government BAMS seats typically require 450+ marks, varying by your state quota and

Hello Dear Student,
Yes, you can participate in both MBBS and BAMS counseling simultaneously. However, both are entirely separate processes and are typically managed by different authorities (MCC/State Authorities for MBBS and AACCC/State AYUSH boards for BAMS).

You can check, find and access more information here:

• https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/bams-counselling
• https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-counselling
  
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Hello Dear Student,
At 407 marks in NEET, securing a government BAMS seat in Haryana for the SC category is highly difficult, as closing ranks generally require 450+ marks. You have better chances in private BAMS colleges, or you can explore the Careers360 NEET College Predictor to evaluate all your