B.A.M.S.

I would recommend B.A. MS over BDS. BDS is a course that basically aims to make a Dentist or dental doctor while B.A. MS is a full flash doctor. The only difference in B.A. MS and MBBS are that B.A. MS is an ayurvedic doctor and MBBS is an allopathic doctor.

Yes, you can definitely sit in the mop-up round. If you get admission in bds/bams in the mop-up round, just take out your documents from BUMS college and take admission in bds/bams. If you have deposited the security money, then it will be difficult to take out security money.

You can refer to the Mes Ayurved Mahavidyalaya page of Shiksha through https://www.shiksha.com/college/mes-ayurved-mahavidyalaya-ratnagiri-87001/courses

Cutoff for BAMS is around 93 to 95%.

The annual fees is Around INR 204600 and the course is of total 4.5 years.

Yes, BUMS B.A. MS BHMS BVSC. are also included in NEET.
Here is the cutoff of above-
BAMS:- 480+
BHMS:- 420+
B. V. Sc. :- 380+
BUMS:- 330+.

Yes, you will definitely get admission in B.A. MS or BHMS through your State quota in your respective state. So, Congratulations for your medical career ahead.

Yes, NEET exam is compulsory for admission to medical courses, including B.A. MS Candidates must qualify for the NEET cut-off for B.A. MS and percentile has declared for that particular year. The age limit to pursue B.A. MS courses is 20 years for the general category whereas 24 years for the reserv

I think it would be difficult to get admission with these marks. You need to score atleast 400+ to be on the safe side.

Hi. Gujarat University is best.
Thanks.