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Hello Dear Student, Admission to a BAMS course with 217 NEET marks is not possible in government colleges, but private or management quota seats may be an option. Please note that this platform is an educational resource guide and not an individual medical college, so there is no specific institutional
Hello Dear Student, With a NEET score of 278 under the General-EWS category, getting a seat in a government BAMS college in Rajasthan is unlikely, but you have realistic options for private BAMS colleges or alternative AYUSH courses. According to insights from Careers360, government BAMS cutoffs generally range above 450–510+
Hello Dear Student, With a score of 402 under the OBC (NT-C / NT-B) category, securing a seat in top-tier government BAMS or BDS colleges in Maharashtra through the state quota is difficult, as typical government cutoffs generally range higher (around 430–480+ marks for BAMS and 450–550+ for BDS). However,
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Hello Dear Student, With a NEET 2026 rank of 2,15,141, securing a free admission (government seat) for BAMS is highly unlikely, as government BAMS seats typically close at much higher ranks (usually under 70,000 to 1,00,000 depending on your category and state quota).
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With AIR of around 67100 in NEET UG 2026 general category and UP domicile you have a fair chance of getting a Government BAMS seat in Uttar Pradesh through the state AYUSH counselling. However, admission will be depend on the final cutoffs seat availability, and the counselling rounds.
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To secure a BAMS seat in a Bihar Government College under the OBC category, you generally need a NEET score between 460 and 520+ marks. For top institutes like Government Ayurvedic College, Patna, the closing rank for OBC candidates typically stays within an All India Rank of 48,000.
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Hello Dear Student, With 84 marks in NEET, you will not get a BAMS seat in a government or standard private college. You can check, find and access more information here:
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