Government Unani Medical College, Bangalore admits students through NEET-UG AYUSH counselling, and there is no official rule of cutoff reduction. However, the cutoff marks often drop in later rounds and mop-up counselling, so students with lower scores sometimes get admission. The qualifying percentile is 50% for General/EWS and 40% for OBC/SC/ST, which benefits reserved categories. Your chances mainly depend on your category, state quota vs. All India quota, and the year’s cutoff trend. So, even with a low score, you may still have a chance in later rounds if vacancies remain.

Hey! I don’t think Government Unani Medical College Bangalore is going to reduce the cutoff officially, because cutoff always depends on NEET scores, number of applicants, category and availability of seats. Last year the closing rank for General category went somewhere around 1.6 lakh in later rounds. If your score is low, it might be tough for government quota seats, but you should still try for counselling till the last and also check for EWS/Reserved seats if applicable. Sometimes in mop-up rounds, the cutoff goes a bit down if seats remain vacant.