Hello aspirant,

This choice is mostly offered by private MBBS medical schools, where spots are only available to applicants who are prepared to pay a higher tuition.  Even with the lowest NEET score, direct MBBS admission through management quota is the best option for admission.
According to the Central Council of Indian Medicine's (CCIM) notification, any private BAMS college may use 15% of the total number of seats available for direct admission.  Therefore, there should be no hesitancy in using the management quota for BAMS admission.

Thank you

Hello aspirant,

This choice is mostly offered by private MBBS medical schools, where spots are only available to applicants who are prepared to pay a higher tuition.  Even with the lowest NEET score, direct MBBS admission through management quota is the best option for admission.
According to the Central Council of Indian Medicine's (CCIM) notification, any private BAMS college may use 15% of the total number of seats available for direct admission.  Therefore, there should be no hesitancy in using the management quota for BAMS admission.

Thank you

Hii,

Private colleges in Karnataka typically charge between 1.5 lakh and 3.5 lakh annually for BAMS (Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery) programs. From one college to another, it may vary.

Some prestigious private universities might have higher tuition. Additional expenses include the hostel. Always call the college or check their website for the most recent fee.

A NEET score of 325 for an SC category candidate in Telangana is likely sufficient for admission to a government BAMS college, but it's not guaranteed. While 325 is a decent score, the final outcome depends on factors like the specific college, state cutoff, and overall competition.

Factors to Consider:

State Cutoffs:

The cutoff marks for BAMS government colleges in Telangana vary each year based on factors like the number of seats, the number of applicants, and their scores.

College Preferences:

Some BAMS colleges might have higher cutoffs than others, so considering your preferred colleges and their past cutoffs is important.

SC Category Cutoff:

While 325 is within the typical range for SC category candidates, it's always a good idea to check the previous year's cutoff to get a better idea of the competition.

Overall Competition:

The overall competition for BAMS seats in government colleges can fluctuate, so a 325 score might be enough in a less competitive year but not in a more competitive one.

Recommendations:

Check Previous Years' Cutoffs:

Review the previous year's cutoffs for BAMS colleges in Telangana, especially for the SC category, to get a better sense of the competition.

Explore Different Colleges:

Research different BAMS colleges in Telangana and their admission criteria.

Prepare for Counseling:

Be prepared for the counseling process, as this is where your final seat allocation will be determined.

Consider Private Colleges:

If a government seat is not secured, explore private BAMS colleges as an alternative.

In Conclusion:

While 325 marks are a good starting point, it's not a guarantee for admission to a BAMS government college in Telangana. It's important to research the specific cutoffs, competition, and counseling process to make informed decisions.

Hello there,

To get admission in BAMS at ITRA after 12th, follow these steps:

• You must have completed 12th with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology, and usually need at least 50% marks.

• You need to qualify in the NEET-UG exam, as admission to BAMS at ITRA is based on NEET scores.

• After NEET results, participate in AYUSH counseling by registering on the official counseling website.

• During counseling, select ITRA as your preferred college for BAMS.

• Attend document verification with NEET scorecard, 12th marksheet, ID proof, and other necessary certificates.

• After verification, pay the admission fees to confirm your seat.

• The BAMS course duration is 5.5 years including internship.

• Classes usually start in October-November after admission is complete.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries, feel free to share your questions with us, and we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you, and I wish you all the best in your bright future.

Yes, If you wish to take admission to private BAMS college in Pune,

Firstly I like to mention that in BAMS course you have to study yourself with the guidance of seniors and professors. So from my point of view it doesn't matter where you take admission.

But still also I'll gives you list of BAMS private colleges in Pune.

• College Of Ayurved And Research Centre, Akurdi, Pune
• Dr. D. Y. Patil College of Ayurved and Research Centre, Pimpri, Pune.
• Bharati Vidyapeeth's Ayurved Mahavidyalaya, Pune
• Sumatibhai Shah Ayurved Mahavidyalaya, Pune
• BSDT's Ayurved Mahavidyalaya, Wagholi, Pune

Below mentioned is the link where you can find more details about the colleges,

https://medicine.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-bams-colleges-in-pune

I hope you might find this answer helpful.

Hi Saurabh,

With a score of 390 in NEET, you stand a reasonable chance of getting admission in BAMS (Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery) course assuming that you are from a reserved category (SC/ST/OBC) and taking admission through a state quota. While there may be some stiff competition for admission to Government BAMS colleges at this score, you should definitely consider private BAMS colleges and semi-government colleges, since many of those institutions have lower cutoffs.

Cutoffs vary by state and are also dependent on category, so you are best to look for the cutoff from last year for BAMS colleges in your area, and ensure that you take part in the AYUSH counseling rounds. Check the previous year cut-off link: NEET 2024 Cut off Marks For MBBS, BDS, and BAMS, Government Colleges

Hello,

The NEET 2025 cutoff for BAMS will be released after the exam results. But as per previous years, general category students usually need around 420+ marks for government BAMS colleges.

For OBC and EWS, it’s also close to 410–420, while SC and ST categories may get seats with 280–320 marks. The qualifying marks to just pass NEET are expected to be around 120 for general and 100 for reserved categories.

Final cutoffs may change based on difficulty level and seat availability.

Hope it helps !