Hey! With 141 marks in NEET 2025 and belonging to the OBC category, you're eligible for BAMS admission since you’ve cleared the basic qualifying marks.

That said, in government BAMS colleges across most states, the cutoff generally falls much higher—often around 400 to 500 marks. So with 141 marks, securing a seat in a government college under state or AIQ quota is very unlikely.

However, don’t lose hope. Private Ayurveda colleges often accept students with NEET scores in the 120–200 range, and many of them offer decent programs and infrastructure. These colleges may have seats available under the management quota, where admission is based on your current NEET score and availability.

If you’re open to attending a private institution, start looking at colleges in your state or region that offer BAMS. Check their counselling timelines and make sure all your documents (NEET scorecard, 12th certificate, OBC certificate) are ready.

Hope this helps!