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Akshat Kudariya 11th Jun, 2019

Hello Aheli,

See, for BAMS if you have marks near about 480-90 then there are chances of you getting a government college for the particular course. If we talk about private college, then qualifying marks will be same i.e.134 marks. But being on the safe side I'll say that if you have marks in between 280-310 than you might get admission in private colleges for BAMS. Since this course is added a couple of years ago to NEET, so it's a little bit difficult to say about its cutoff marks. You can definitely assure your seat in Government College if you have marks above than 480, but for private colleges it is a little bit difficult to tell.

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