It is unlikely to secure a seat in a government BAMS college with a NEET score of 155 in the general category.

The NEET cut-off score for BAMS admission, especially for government colleges, is typically much higher than 155 for the general category. It can range from 50th percentile (around 720 marks) to as high as a specific percentile depending on the state and competition level.

The number of applicants vying for a limited number of seats significantly impacts the cut-off score. With a score of 155, you might face stiff competition from candidates with higher scores.

If securing a BAMS seat this year is crucial, consider re-appearing for NEET next year with a stronger preparation strategy to improve your score. Research other medical fields or healthcare professions that might align with your interests and explore their admission requirements.

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