Can I get admission to any BAMS medical college in Maharashtra with a score of 390 and 82 percentile in NEET under OBC category?
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With a NEET score of 390 and 82 percentile under the OBC category, you can expect to have a possibility of admission into a BAMS (Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery) course in Maharashtra, either in private medical colleges or under the management quota. The cut-off for admissions into BAMS in government colleges is generally higher, so it might be difficult to get admission into a government college. However, the private institutions of Maharashtra conducting BAMS could look into your score, and it is wise to consult with the concerned institutions individually regarding their cutoff information as well as admissions procedure
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