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With an All India Rank of 2,48,057 in NEET, it is very difficult to get a BAMS seat through AYUSH counselling in a government college if you belong to the general category.

In 2024, the last rank to get a government BAMS seat for general category was around 1,03,000 to 1,12,000. Your rank is much higher than that.

If you belong to SC or ST category, there is still a small chance in the last rounds or through your state quota. Some SC/ST students got BAMS seats even with ranks above 2,50,000.

If you are from the OBC category, it is also difficult, because last year the closing rank was around 1,05,000 for OBC.

So, for your rank, your best option is to try in private BAMS colleges. Many private colleges give admission even for ranks above 2,50,000. You can also check for deemed universities or management quota.

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If you've paid INR 4600 to a counselor who is now unresponsive, here’s what you should do to try and get your money back:

• Contact the Counselor – First, try to reach out through all available ways: call, WhatsApp, email, or social media. Politely ask for either the promised service or a refund.

• Check Payment Method – If you paid via UPI, bank transfer, or a payment app like Paytm or Google Pay, raise a dispute or complaint through that platform immediately. Mention "fraud" or "no service after payment."

• Collect Evidence – Keep screenshots of your chat, payment receipt, and the promise made by the counselor. These will help if you need to escalate.

• File a Complaint –

Use the National Consumer Helpline (NCH) at 1800-11-4000 or visit consumerhelpline.gov.in (https://consumerhelpline.gov.in) .

You can also lodge a complaint via the cybercrime portal ( https://cybercrime.gov.in ) if it's an online fraud.

• Inform the Platform – If you found the counselor via a website or app, report the issue to them with proof.

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Chances in Government BAMS Colleges (All India & State Quota)

TypeChancesNotes

All India Quota (15%) Very LowGovt. BAMS under AIQ generally closes around 55,000–90,000 rank for EWS

State Quota (85%)Possible in some statesEspecially if your home state has lower cut-offs or more seats for AYUSH courses

Private BAMS Colleges

High Chances for admission in Private or Semi-Government AYUSH Colleges in:

Uttar Pradesh

Madhya Pradesh

Uttarakhand

Haryana

Karnataka

Maharashtra

Fee: 1.5 – 3.5 lakh/year (varies by state)

Note: Some private colleges may demand higher fees or donations, especially in high-demand states.

Sorry, but there is no fixed number available for the cutoff in this college. This cutoff varies yearly based on category and round of admission.

Generally for the undergraduate program, the interested student applies through the e-admission process, and for the postgraduate, the admission is merit-based.

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According to your previous academic records and OUAT percentile, you can get a course in BBSR. Since you are in a competitive position, you can try for a B.Sc. in agriculture, horticulture, or veterinary science at this college. I think you should complete all the formalities and register primarily for the counseling with the documents.

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For example, in colleges like Government Medical College Nagpur, students with NEET scores above 325 to 350 usually get admission.

If you belong to a reserved category like SC, ST, or OBC, the required marks may be slightly lower, but still close to that range.

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Hi! So according to your rank that is  468 in NEET and All India Rank of 93,900 getting a government MBBS college in Tamil Nadu under BC category is very difficult. Usually the cutt offs go very high. You can try for private colleges but the fees will be higher.

For more accurate information,You can check and predict your actual college chances using this Careers360 College Predictor:

https://medicine.careers360.com/nta-neet-college-predictor