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

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With 428734 rank in NEET 2025 under EWS category, chances for MBBS in Gujarat through government quota are not possible. The NEET cutoff for EWS in government colleges stays much lower.

In private colleges under government quota also, chances are very low as cutoffs usually close around 2 lakh

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With 150 marks in NEET, chances of getting a BAMS seat in a government college in Maharashtra are very low. Government colleges usually need higher scores, mostly above 400.

However, you may get a seat in some private BAMS colleges through management quota, but the fees will be quite

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With a score of 297/720 in NEET 2025 and an All India Rank of around 4.5 lakh, and considering you belong to the ST category with Hyderabad Karnataka quota, you do have a slight chance of getting a government MBBS seat under the Karnataka state quota.

Chances in the

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With NEET AIR 338938, it is not possible to get a seat in MBBS or BDS in government colleges. Even in private colleges, the chances are very low, especially under the BC-E category. You may try for BAMS, BHMS, or other paramedical courses if available.

With AP EAPCET rank

Hello,

Yes, with 487 marks in NEET 2025 under OBC category from Andhra Pradesh, you may have a chance to get a government MBBS seat. Please check the points below:

• You are eligible for NEET counselling as your score is above the qualifying cutoff for OBC.

• In previous years, OBC

Neet score OBC BAMS lagel ka in Maharashtra

380

As you have scored 316 in NEET-UG with an SC category there is a written possibility of your getting a BAMS (Ayurveda) or BDS (Dental) seat in government colleges under state quota. This score suits well because here is why:

The SC cut offs in BAMS/BDS are usually lower than

Having a NEET score of 420, it is very unlikely that I will be able to secure admission in Al Ameen Medical College, Bijapur, under the SC category, as last year the cutoff was approximately 488 in SC category.

You could check other medical colleges that have a lower cut

Yes, that is provided you secure a seat at the private college during the 1 st round of UP NEET counselling, and you can also attend subsequent rounds with the hope of joining the government college.

You do not miss the opportunity; when an allotment seat to a government seat