Hello Aspirant,

As your NEET score is 296. Your Overall Percentile is: 78.83 - 79.43  and when it comes to rank, your Predicted Rank is:293326 - 333476. For general category, 450+ is required, but for SC a bit less is required. But your marks is too low. So you can

It is quite difficult to say your possible bhms seat through state quota in Maharashtra according to your rank and category by last year cutoff because cutoff  depend upon many factor and it is not stable for every year

You need to score more to get government college you have

Hello,

No there will be no 3rd round for AIQ candidates. There are only two rounds and then there is a mop up round for Deemed Universities/Central Universities/ESIC Colleges. he Directorate General of Health Sciences (DGHS) on behalf Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) will release the official NEET 2020 counselling schedule

Hi

Qualifying Percentage for BHMS and BAMS is 40% in class 12th with subjects- physics, chemistry and biology.

So you qualify this criteria of eligibility

Minimum qualifying marks for NEET is around 50th percentile but cutoff is always in higher side for both government and private BAMS BHMS course.

This

Dear aspirant!

No, you can't become a gynecologist just after completing the BAMS. To become a gynecologist you need to complete MD  or MS in Gynecology. for Gynecologist the minimum degree requirement is MBBS so you need to pursue PG after BAMS from ayurvedic college. You're not eligible for pursuing

HELLO ASPIRANT

yes there is a chance

Talking about BAMS , after completing BAMS , you have to do post graduation i.e.,MD in gynecology, then only you can become gynecologist.

Now , talking about bhms ..so it is a undergraduate degree and after this you can not directly become gynecologist.

Hey,

Since you did not mention your category, I am assuming you are of general category. Based on previous year allotment list of all India AYUSH counselling, you can get a seat in the following colleges -

• KESCH Keluskar Homeopathic Medical College Raigad
• JR Kisan Homeopathic Medical College Rohtak
• Motiwala

Hi aspirant,

The cutoff marks change every year. It's depends upon number of students that appeared in examination, number of seats available in colleges, difficulties of question paper, reservation catagory, previous years cutoff trends, etc.

So as per last year of cutoff, the safest marks for taking a government bhms

Dear Student,

As you have not mentioned the state and category you belong to I'll consider you as general and not a residence of Andhra Pradesh

Considering the above to things true, I don't think you have a good chance of finding a college in Karnataka, taking idea from previous