Can I get admission to any government college for BAMS with 377 marks in NEET? I am in the OBC category.
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Your NEET score is 377 and you are a member of the OBC class, this indicates that you have a decent opportunity to get admitted in a government BAMS (Bachelor of Ayurveda Medicine and Surgery) school. Nevertheless, it has to be noted that cutoff marks continue changing with each passing year due to factors like availability of seats, number of candidates and category-wise reservation. In fact, for OBC aspirants aiming for admission into any government colleges to study BAMS it is essential to score somewhere between 300-400. It is advisable checking earlier years’ cutoff names for specific institutions and trying out other univer
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