Hello Nandini

With 2,68,000 rank in NEET 2025, getting a Government BAMS seat at either Sanjeveni College Hubli or Ayurveda Mahavidyalaya Hubli is highly unlikely for the unreserved category, but possible for reserved category (mainly SC/ST) based on previous year cutoffs.

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Hey! With a NEET rank of 268,000, getting a government seat in Sanjeevini Ayurveda College, Hubli or Ayurveda Mahavidyalaya, Hubli is highly unlikely. The cutoffs for these government colleges are much lower. Even for reserved categories, your rank is still above the usual closing ranks for most government seats.

I would suggest looking at private BAMS colleges in Karnataka or other states, where the cutoff might be lower and admission is more flexible. You can also check for management quota seats if you are open to them. Keep an eye on counselling rounds because sometimes seats may open up, but with this rank, government college chances are very slim.

With a NEET 2025 rank of 268,000, getting a government seat in Sanjeevini Ayurveda College, Hubli or Ayurveda Mahavidyalaya and Hospital, Hubli under the general category is highly unlikely. The closing ranks for these colleges in previous years were around 155,000–162,000, far below your rank. At 268,000, your realistic options are private Ayurveda colleges in Karnataka or other states, or if you have a Karnataka domicile, you may explore state quota seats with slightly higher closing ranks. Otherwise, improving your NEET score for the next year would be needed to secure a government BAMS seat.

With your rank there is high possibilities of getting into sanjeveni Ayurveda college basically they don't offer government seat for your rank they will only allocate private seat or management quota if you need any other details you need to look at their particular website for more updates

Hello Aspirant,

With an all-India NEET rank of 268,000, a general category student will not be able to get a government quota BAMS seat in Ayurveda Mahavidyalaya Hubli, as the previous year's closing rank for general seats have been in the range of ~62k and 155k.

Sanjeevini Ayurveda Medical College is a private institution, so government quota seats do not apply here. Admission will also be competitive there and its national cutoff will usually be around ~155k. Unless this candidate is from a reserved category that has historically higher closing ranks (like ST/SC), a government seat in these colleges would not be realistic.