I got 156 marks in NEET and I belong to general caste. Can I get admission for BAMS in any college?
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With 156 marks in NEET belonging to the general category, it is highly unlikely that you will get admission to a BAMS course in a reputable college, as this score is significantly below the usual cut-off for general category candidates; however, you may be able to secure admission in a few private colleges with lower cut-offs depending on the availability of seats and the specific college's admission criteria.
Key points to consider:
Minimum Eligibility:
To be eligible for BAMS admission, you need to clear the NEET exam with at least the 50th percentile for the general category.
Cut-off varies:
The exact cut-off for BAMS admissi
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