I would suggest you to go for both All India counselling and State counselling. With 392 marks in NEET 2025, chances in All India quota (15%) are usually tougher because cut-offs are higher for BAMS in government colleges. But through your state quota (85%), your chances improve since cut-off is comparatively lower and depends on your category and the state you belong to.

So, apply for both counselling processes. If you get a good option in All India counselling, you can go with it, otherwise you will still have a backup in your state counselling. This way, you won’t miss out on any seat opportunities.

With 392 marks in NEET 2025, MBBS chances are low but BAMS is possible. In All India AYUSH counselling, cut-offs are usually higher, so chances may be tough. In your state quota, cut-offs are lower, giving you a better chance for BAMS. It is best to apply for both AIQ and state counselling to maximize options. Still, state counselling is safer for getting a BAMS seat at your score.

Hello,

With 392 marks in NEET 2025, chances for MBBS and BDS through All India counselling are very low. But for BAMS , it is better to focus on state counselling first because the cut-offs are usually lower in state quota and chances are higher.

You can still register for All India AYUSH counselling as well, but the chances will be tougher compared to state quota.

So, best option is to Apply for both (All India + State counselling), but keep more focus on state counselling for a good chance in BAMS.

Hope it helps !

Hello!

With your score in NEET 2025 that is 392 it is not possible for you to get a government seat. The cutt offs for government seats goes very high around 500-550 plus even for OBC category students.

You have chances of private BAMS colleges under state quota. You can also use this careers360 NEET college Predictor:

Hello!

With your score in NEET 2025 that is 392 it is not possible for you to get a government seat. The cutt offs for government seats goes very high around 500-550 plus even for OBC category students.

You have chances of private BAMS colleges under state quota. You can also use this careers360 NEET college Predictor: