With a NEET score of 134, your chances of securing a BAMS (Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery) seat depend on the cut-off scores for various institutions and states. Generally, BAMS cut-offs are lower than those for MBBS and BDS, but they still vary based on the college and state.

Here are a few things to consider:

1. State and College Cut-offs:

- BAMS cut-offs can vary significantly between states and individual colleges. Some states may have lower cut-offs for BAMS compared to others.

- You should check the previous years' cut-offs for BAMS courses in the states or colleges you’re interested in.

2. Counseling Process:

- Participate in the counseling process for BAMS if you're eligible. Ensure you understand the specific counseling procedures for your state or the institutions you’re targeting.

3. Private vs. Government Colleges:

- Government colleges often have higher cut-offs compared to private institutions. Private colleges might have different admission criteria and may have a wider range of acceptable scores.

4. Direct Admissions:

- Some private colleges might offer direct admissions or have different criteria, so it’s worth exploring those options as well.

For the most accurate information, consider contacting the admissions offices of the BAMS colleges you're interested in or checking their official websites.