hello aspirant,

• Hope you are doing well, the cutoff varies every year based on various parameters.
• according to the previous years cutoff the ideal marks for getting in BAMS medical college is 420+ for general category.
• i would suggest you not to lose hope and check whether you hold fair

Hello aspirants

hope you are doing well and safe. With reference to your query,  I would like to inform you that at your rank your odds of getting good medical colleges are very very less .  I am sorry to say but you have to prepare very very hard and

Hi,

I hope you are doing well.

Hi aspirant,

With 385 marks you have no chance to get government bams college if get want admission with open catagory. But you have chance to get admission with EWS catagory in Maharashtra.

Some colleges which you may get:-

• AMC panchvati, Nashik
• Gangadhar

Dear aspirant hope you are doing well. As you not mentioned the examination name. Or something missing in your question. As your profile suggest that you are an medicine aspirant from Maharashtra. I will consider as you want to get admission in medical college in India for mbbs/bhms/bds courses.

It

Hii

As per 2019 the cut cut off for EWS category was 35.35.

As per 2020 the cut off for EWS category was 68 and EWS (PWD) was 30.5.

Cut Off marks are the minimum qualifying marks that you need to score to get shortlisted for the next stage of

Hii

As per 2019 cut off for EWS category was 35.25.

Cut Off marks are the minimum qualifying marks that you need to score to get shortlisted for the next stage of the selection process.

The National Law University, Delhi, will release the category-wise cut-off marks for AILET in online

Dear student,

The expected cut off for 2021:

• For General category- 510+
• For OBC category- 480+
• For SC category-350+
• For ST category- 320+
• For UR-PH category- 450+
• For OBC/SC/ST category- 420+

Category and minimum percentile required:

• UR           50%(701-134)
• UR-PH     45%(133-107)
• SC            40%(133-107)
• ST            40%(133-107)
• OBC        40%(133-107)
• SC-PH     40%(119-107)
• ST-PH     40%(119-107)

Hello aspirant.

The previous year cut-off for the EWS category in medical colleges in Gujarat was 466. You had a higher chance of getting a college in your state due to the 85% state quota, hence you have almost nil chances of getting a college in your budget.

However, you

Hello Aspirant,

In NEET counselling only your AIR will be considered for state quota as well as for All India Quota counselling whether you belongs to any of the reserved category or from Unreserved category.

Since you have not mentioned your home state so considering it as Bihar according to