go for symbiosis university pune , you may have chance there

Yes, with 144 marks, you have a good chance for BHMS and BAMS in private Muslim minority colleges, especially Yenepoya for BHMS.

With a BCECE PCB rank of 6183 and EWS rank of 835, you have a good chance to get admission in government colleges in Bihar for courses like B.Sc. Nursing, B.Pharmacy, Medical Lab Technology, and Biotechnology.

In previous years, EWS and general category cutoffs for these courses were usually between

Hello,

In India, the Ministry of AYUSH overseas the professional Medical program known as BHMS. According to the National Commission for Homoeopathy and Ministry of AYUSH's current norms, admission to BHMS programs in both Government and private university in India requires completion of Neet.

So, you cannot get direct admission

Hello aspirant,

The National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test, or NEET, is a national exam for students hoping to enter undergraduate medical degrees. NEET results are the only criteria used for admission to BHMS in 2025.   A career in homeopathic medicine, which stresses a comprehensive, patient-centered approach to healthcare, can be built by

Dear aspirant,

It's very much unlikely to secure a seat in BHMS course in a government college with 120 marks in NEET, especially under the general category. The cutoff for government BHMS colleges is generally very much higher than what you have scored, often around 350 or even higher. While

With 382 marks you have significant chances of getting into government or private BHMS college in Uttar Pradesh. The cutoff marks generally vary from 350 to 420 depending on the category.

For admission you need to apply on the AYUSH portal and Uttar Pradesh state counselling.

According to previous year trends you have good chances of getting a BHMS seat with your NEET score of 382.

For admission register on the AYUSH portal and take part in the centralised counselling for BAMS/BHMS via the AYUSH Admission Central Counselling Committee.

With 382 marks in NEET 2025 , you qualify but MBBS admission in government colleges is very unlikely,safe scores usually start around 500+ . Your options:

1. BDS or AYUSH courses – lower cutoffs.

2. Private colleges – through management or NRI quota.

3. Allied health/paramedical programs – more flexible admissions.

Very low chance in government colleges. Possible in private colleges through state counselling.