What is the cut-off and fee structure for BAMS colleges? I have a score of 259 in NEET and I am in the OBC category.
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Having a NEET score of 259 and belonging to the OBC category, you could stand a good chance of getting admission to BAMS (Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery) colleges, although this will vary depending on the cutoff scores for particular colleges. Cutoffs also differ according to college and state, and government colleges usually have higher cutoffs than private ones. For government colleges, the cutoff might be 250-350 marks, whereas cutoffs for private colleges can be 200-300 marks for OBC category candidates.
Private college fees for BAMS might be between INR 50,000 to INR 2,00,000 annually. It is wise to refer to specific co
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