Hello aspirant,

With 270 marks you have no chance to get bams seat if you belong to general category. You required to score at least 450 plus marks for getting seat in government college.

If you want to get admission with 270 marks you can get seat in mop up round in private colleges. You can try for Some colleges like vinayak mission universities, pondicherry, mahatma Gandhi university pondicherry, Sidhartha medical college Banglore, kalinga University, bhuvneshwar.

You can also predict your college with neet college predictor.

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor?icn=QnA&ici=qna_answer

Hope this information will help you

Dear Student,

The minimum cut-off for BAMS is 410+ for General Category for government colleges and for Private colleges slight  lower than this close to 380, but for government colleges you need to score this much atleast. The scores might vary depending upon the college and the domicile state.

Hope it is helpful

Hello dear,

As you did not mentioned which category you belong to, it is difficult to predict.

But definitely you need to have above 450 marks to secure a AYUSH seat through AIQ (considering you as general category student).

Even for state quota, you can consider 450 as a safe score to get into good govt. BAMS college.

But you asked for minimum marks(cut off) and that is difficult to predict as it keep changing every year based on various factors.

If you belong to gen category and want a seat in govt. BAMS college then your minimum required marks will be above 420.If you have reservations then 380 above works fine.

You can try in private BAMS colleges which also require marks above 350 .

If you can afford you can go for admission in Central/National universities or management quota in private colleges. These seats you can get even if you do not hold good marks.

Hope you found this helpful.

All the best!

Cheese:)

Hey aspirant,

The cutoffs doesn't really be the same every year,it fluctuates every year. It maybe similar to NEET 2019 or maybe not.

So, we can just wait for the results.

Hope it helps.

Good luck.

Hello aspirant!!

NEET 2019 cutoff for the general student was 50 percentile and the cutoff rank was 134-740, for General PH candidates were 45 percentile and the cutoff rank was 120-133 and for OBC/SC/ST was 40 percentile and the cutoff rank was 107-133.

NEET  cut off is always 50 percentile for general,  45 percentile for General PH, and 40 percentile for OBC/SC/ST but cut off marks vary every year depending upon various factors like the number of students that appeared in the exam, kind of marks obtained by them, toughness level of the examination, etc.

For more information check

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-cut-off

Hope this was helpful.

All the best.

Hello Dear,

I will provide you the previous year cutoff article kindly go through it and if you have any doubt feel free to comment.

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-cutoff-mp

Hope this helped you

Thank you

Hello student ,

It was compared easy but it was not easy than 2017 Neet . The main reason for easy was that a large number of questions are tricky which have closer options in biology as well as in physics and chemistry also. Further in physics most theoretical questions were asked physics took less time to solve .

Hope this information help you !

Good luck !