Hello

 I will give you a generalised ides about the cutoff

 BAMS - 440+ for Government colleges 400+ for Semi Government and 350+ for Private

BHMS - 300+ should suffice because there are only private colleges.

However usually the cutoff goes something like this for bams and bhms

 1) Government

Dear student, every private college has different fee structure for candidates seeking admission there. Generally, the fee structure for these colleges range around 2 to 3 lakhs INR per semeter. This just includes the course fees, but not the examination charges, hostel amount, and security amount.

Dear aspirant,

In order to pursue graduation in cmph college, you must have passed their 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and  English as main subjects and scored a minimum of 50 percent marks in aggregate and must also have qualified in the NEET examination. You must not be less than

Dear Candidate

See as per your Marks-172 it is difficult to get a Government Medical Seat for Homeopathy even if you have a state quota and another quota if applicable. You should have maintained a score above 550 to be on the safer side

At this stage, I will suggest

Hey

NEET cut-off marks will be based on different factors such as the number of candidates appeared in the entrance exam, availability of seats & the difficulty level of examination. On the basis of cut-off marks, the merit list will be drawn and counseling will be done. The minimum qualifying

For the Ayurvedic and homeopathy courses, there is no need of such criteria. The minimum marks criteria exists but not like MBBS and Dental courses. If you want a good college for the above mentioned courses then you must have scored around 450 and above marks then only you will

Dear candidate, it's been just a year that NEET included Ayurveda and homeopathic so it's quite different to predict it this time because last year handful of people knee about it but now many candidates know about this so they might opt for this option. So I would suggest you

Hello Veeraswamy !!

The minimum marks also referred as cut off ,changes every year depending on the number of candidates, numbers of seats etc.

To be in the safe zone of getting a seat in a government college for a ST candidate the score must be 250+ . A score

Hello

 (this is just based on previous year statistics and it might change this year as the paper was reported to be relatively easier)

BDS - 450+ for Govt Colleges and 400+ for Private Colleges

BAMS - 440+ for Government colleges 400+ for Semi Government and 350+ for Private

BHMS