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Eksha SunderkaB Pharma student

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It is possible to get a seat in a BHMS or BAMS college with 271 marks and an Economically Weaker Section (EWS) category. However, it is not guaranteed. The number of seats available in BHMS and BAMS colleges varies from year to year, and so does the competition for those seats. In addition, the cut-off marks for admission to BHMS and BAMS colleges also vary from year to year. As a result, it is difficult to say for certain whether or not you will be able to get a seat in a BHMS or BAMS college with your current marks and category.

However, there are a few things you can do to improve your chances of getting a seat in a BHMS or BAMS coll

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Dinesh upadhyayI am a lawyer, aspiring manager , education enthu

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You can use Shiksha College predictor 

 https://www.shiksha.com/college-predictor

You have chances for BAMS / BDS with a score of 350 +.

In WB a score of 500+ is generally the cut-off for MBBS.

So you can use Shiksha college predictor with this score.Also, you have chances as the score is closer to 400.

 

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Eksha SunderkaB Pharma student

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With a NEET score of 231, you may be able to get a seat in a private college offering BHMS or B.A. MS However, it is important to note that the fees for these courses are much higher than the fees for government colleges. Here are some of the private colleges offering BHMS or B.A. MS that you may be able to get a seat in with 231 marks:
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Government College of Indian Medicine (GCIM) in Hyderabad has a cut-off of 350 marks for General Category students and 300 marks for SC/ST students. Pandit Deendayal Upadhyay Ayurved Charak Sansthan (PDUAS) in Delhi has a cut-off of 325 marks for General Category students and 275 marks for SC/ST stu
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Avinash Sharma

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Yes, your chances are high at getting a private BHMS or B.A. MS college in Uttar Pradesh with 420 marks as there are various number of colleges providing admission for that score.

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Eksha SunderkaB Pharma student

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It is unlikely that you will be able to get admission to a government BHMS college in Maharashtra with 200 marks in NEET. The cut-off for government BHMS colleges in Maharashtra is usually around 300-400 marks. However, there are a few private BHMS colleges in Maharashtra that offer admission to students with 200 marks in NEET. You can apply to these colleges and SEE if you are accepted. Here are some of the private BHMS colleges in Maharashtra that offer admission to students with 200 marks in NEET:
* Bharati Vidyapeeth's Institute of Homeopathy, Pune
* Y. M. T. 's Institute of Homeopathy, Mumbai
* K. Wagh Institute of Homeopathy, Nashik
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Aayushi Bijawe

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The admission process and cutoff scores for BHMS (Bachelor of Homeopathic Medicine and Surgery) in government colleges in Maharashtra can vary from year to year. The cutoff scores are determined by various factors, including the number of applicants and the availability of seats. Scoring 330 in NEET is a respectable score, but it's important to note that the cutoff score for admissions can fluctuate each year. To get a clearer picture, I would recommend checking the official websites of the government colleges offering BHMS programs in Maharashtra. These websites usually publish the previous year's cutoff scores, which can give you an
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Eksha SunderkaB Pharma student

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Admission to B.A. MS courses in Rajasthan is based on the NEET score, and the counseling process is conducted by the National Ayurvedic Entrance Test NEET Counseling Committee. The counseling process is based on the candidate's NEET score, their category, and the availability of seats in the respective colleges. The cutoff for admission to B.A. MS courses varies each year and depends on several factors such as the number of candidates appearing for NEET the difficulty level of the exam, and the number of seats available in the colleges. Therefore, it is difficult to predict your chances of getting admission to a government college for
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Uttkarsh beriwal

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It's difficult to say for sure whether you will be able to secure a seat in BHMS (Bachelor of Homeopathic Medicine and Surgery) in Karnataka without donation, as admission processes and cutoffs can vary year-to-year. However, based on previous year's data, a score of 280 in NEET for the general category may not be enough to secure a BHMS seat in Karnataka without donation. The cutoff for admission varies depending on various factors such as the number of seats available, the number of applicants, and the difficulty level of the exam. It's recommended that you check the official website of the concerned authority for information on cuto
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