With a score of 134 and belonging to the EWS category, you meet the minimum qualifying criteria for the EWS category in both Maharashtra and Telangana based on the expected NEET cutoff for BHMS admissions.

Private BHMS colleges generally have lower cut-offs compared to government colleges. For the EWS category, the private college cutoff is likely to be less than 350 marks. Your score of 134 falls within this range.

While your marks are not above the expected cutoffs for government colleges for the EWS category (350+ marks), securing a seat in a private college in either Maharashtra or Telangana remains a possibility through the counselling process and subsequent rounds, including the mop-up round.

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If you have scored 145 marks in NEET then it means you have just cleared the qualifying cutoff but this score is too low for getting admission in any BHMS college especially in government colleges because for government BHMS colleges the cutoff usually goes above 480 marks and even for private BHMS colleges most of the time the minimum marks required is around 300 or more so with 145 marks your chances of getting a seat in any BHMS college are very low this score is not enough for counselling allotment because many students score much higher and take the available seats first even though you are eligible you may not get any seat in the regular counselling process if you still want to study BHMS then you should prepare again for NEET and try to score at least 300 plus marks next year or if you are not planning to repeat then you can look for some private colleges that may offer management quota seats without strict cutoffs but those seats are very limited and expensive or you can also explore other options like paramedical or allied health diploma courses which have better chances with low marks so overall at 145 marks your chances for BHMS are very poor but you can plan wisely for the next step depending on your interest and financial condition

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Being a general category girl applicant from Uttar Pradesh with a NEET 2025 rank of 230 494 will make it difficult to acquired a government seat in BAMS or BHMS due to high competition in Uttar Pradesh.

You have a slight chance in BHMS government seats especially if some seeds go unfilled mop up or stray vacancy rounds.

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Altho admission to the bachelor of homeopathic medicine and surgery program in India often requires passing the National Eligibility CUM Entrance Test (NEET), some universities may provide other routes, such as state level entrance tests aur direct admission based on merit, which avoid NEET. The most popular and generally recognised admission test for BHMS, however, is NEET. For BHMS, the annual minimum tuition at Government universities can arrange from INR 20,000 to INR 1,50,000, where as at private colleges, it can rain from INR 80,000 to INR 9 lakh.

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The BAMS (Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery) cutoff for Government Medical College, Gondia in the OBC category for NEET 2025 is expected to be in the range of 154-125 marks . This is based on the NEET qualifying percentile for OBC candidates, which is the 40th percentile. For the OBC category, the cutoff score is expected to be in the range of 161-127.

If you want to know the cutoff for any particular college then please let us know .

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go for symbiosis university pune , you may have chance there

Yes, with 144 marks, you have a good chance for BHMS and BAMS in private Muslim minority colleges, especially Yenepoya for BHMS.

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In India, the Ministry of AYUSH overseas the professional Medical program known as BHMS. According to the National Commission for Homoeopathy and Ministry of AYUSH's current norms, admission to BHMS programs in both Government and private university in India requires completion of Neet.

So, you cannot get direct admission to BHMS without appearing in NEET.

Hello aspirant,

The National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test, or NEET, is a national exam for students hoping to enter undergraduate medical degrees. NEET results are the only criteria used for admission to BHMS in 2025.   A career in homeopathic medicine, which stresses a comprehensive, patient-centered approach to healthcare, can be built by applying for BHMS admission in 2025.

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Dear aspirant,

It's very much unlikely to secure a seat in BHMS course in a government college with 120 marks in NEET, especially under the general category. The cutoff for government BHMS colleges is generally very much higher than what you have scored, often around 350 or even higher. While some private colleges may offer admission with scores around 120, especially in states like Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, or Bihar under the management or open quota, securing a government seat with this score is very challenging. But you have to keep an eye on state level counseling rounds and mop-up rounds for BHMS admissions, as chances may improve if seats remain vacant. For more details please visit the link given below.

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-cut-off