NEET BAMS Cutoff 2025: Check minimum score for Government Colleges and Category Wise Cutoff

The NEET BAMS cutoff 2025 will be announced by the NTA after the release of the NEET BAMS result 2025, which is expected on 14 June 2025. The NEET BAMS cutoff 2025 will vary across different categories and also from the number of seats.

For the General (UR) category, candidates are expected to have a cutoff ranging from 450 to 500 marks. The OBC candidates are expected to score between 430 and 480, while EWS candidates are expected to have a score of 440 - 490. The SC and ST category candidates will have the expected cutoff between 350–420 and 320–400 marks, respectively.

In 2025, there are approximately 31,811 BAMS seats in multiple institutes of India, which include 57 Govt. Ayurvedic Colleges, 1,410 in 21 Govt.-aided colleges, 820 in 9 deemed universities, 138 in 2 central universities, and 350 under the AACCC quota. The Private colleges have the highest contribution, with approximately. 24,817 seats in 154 institutions.

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NEET BAMS 2025 Qualifying Cutoff Scores

The NEET BAMS 2025 Qualifying cutoff scores mean the minimum marks of the percentile a candidate must score in the NEET 2025 exam to be eligible for admission into the Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery program. The NEET Qualifying marks ensure eligibility to participate in the Aayush Counselling Process 2025.

How many marks are required in NEET for BAMS?

To secure a seat in a government BAMS college through NEET 2025, the candidates belonging to the general category should aim for the 50th percentile with an expected score in NEET ranging from 595 to 605.

• The candidates of the OBC category should score the 40th percentile, with scores in NEET from 590 to 600, while the candidates belonging to the SC and ST categories also lie within the 40th percentile, with scores ranging from 465 to 480 and 425 to 440, respectively.
• For candidates belonging to the PwD category, the required percentile is slightly lower for each category. For General-PwD candidates, the expected NEET score is between 580 and 590, at the 45th percentile.
• For OBC-PwD candidates, scores between 570 and 580, for SC-PwD candidates between 545 and 555, and for ST-PwD candidates between 520 and 530.

NEET Cutoff 2024 for BAMS

NEET 2025 Cutoff Scores for BAMS Government Colleges

The NEET BAMS Government cutoff score 2025 will also vary across the different categories:

• General (UR) applicants are expecetd to require a NEET score of 550-650, with ranks of 13,220-21,477.
• OBC category: To secure a seat, the candidates need a NEET score of 400-550, which would fall in the rank range of 21,477-200,171.
• SC Category: SC candidates are anticipated to need a NEET score ranging from 350 to 500, corresponding to a rank range of 42,977 to 286,602.
• ST Category: ST candidates may require a NEET score between 300 and 450, with an expected rank range of 121,302 to 380,387.
• EWS Category: EWS candidates are expected to need a NEET score between 500 and 600, corresponding to a rank range of 7,636 to 42,977.

NEET score for BAMS Government College for General

The NEET 2025 cutoff for General category students in BAMS government colleges can be calculated to have a lower bound of 155-164 marks (50th percentile). But for admission to top colleges, a safe mark would be 620-700 marks. The AACCC and the state counseling authorities will conduct the seat allotment. Because there is high competition and limited seats available, the cutoff is expected to be low in 2025.

NEET score for BAMS Government College for EWS

The NEET 2025 cutoff for the EWS (Economically Weaker Section) category in BAMS government colleges follows a similar trend as the General category, with a 50th percentile cutoff with a minimum score between 155-164 marks. For admission into top colleges, a safe score would range from 610-690 marks. The seat allotment will be managed by both AACCC and state counseling bodies.

NEET score for BAMS government College for OBC

The NEET 2025 cutoff for the OBC category in BAMS government colleges has a 40th percentile cutoff, with a minimum score requirement ranging from 129 to 163 marks. A score of 500 and 600 marks is considered a safe score to secure a seat in top colleges. The seat allotment will be managed by both AACCC and state counseling bodies.

NEET score for BAMS Government College for SC

In NEET 2025, the SC category candidates need a minimum cutoff score of 129–163 with the 40th percentile to secure at BAMS government colleges. A safe score range for admission to prestigious universities would be between 450 and 550. The seat distribution will be handled by the state counseling authority and the AACCC.

NEET score for BAMS Government College for ST

The NEET 2025 cutoff for the ST category in BAMS government colleges has a 40th percentile cutoff, with a minimum score requirement ranging from 129 to 163 marks. To secure a seat in top colleges, a safe score would be between 370 and 550 marks. The seat allotment and counselling will be managed by both AACCC and state counseling authorities.

NEET BAMS Seat Matrix All India Quota 2024-2025

NEET BAMS 2025 Cutoff Marks for Private Colleges

The NEET BAMS 2025 cutoff marks for private Medical Colleges are relatively low as compared to the government colleges.

• The General (UR) category candidates are expected to score a NEET score ranging from 400-500, which will place in the rank range of 100,000 – 150,000.
• The OBC candidates may need to score 380- 480, resulting in the rank range of 120,000 – 170,000.
• SC candidates may require NEET scores ranging from 350 to 450, with ranks from 150,000 to 200,000, while ST candidates are expected to score between 300 and 400, with ranks from 180,000 to 250,000.
• EWS candidates are expected to score between 380 and 480, with ranks from 110,000 to 160,000.

Can I get BAMS in 400 marks?

A score of 400 out of 720 in NEET 2025 will place the candidate between AIR 150,000–250,000 with the 88–93 percentile range.

Yes, with 400 marks, the reserved category can secure admission to government BAMS colleges through the 85% state quota, but for the General category, a score of 400 is not enough for the BAMS; the candidates need to aim to score around 550+ to secure a seat in government colleges.

Top BAMS Colleges with 400 Marks

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Is 200 marks enough for BAMS?

A NEET score of 200 out of 720 is not enough for BAMS, especially for the government colleges. However, a score of 200 can still provide opportunities in private BAMS colleges, particularly under the management quota or NRI quota, which usually requires lower cutoff marks.

Private BAMS Colleges with 200 marks

Top BAMS Government Colleges under AIQ (General Category)

The Top BAMS Government Colleges under AIQ opening and closing rank of 2024 shows that Delhi's Ayurvedic and Unani Tibbiya College are the most competitive colleges with the lowest opening and closing ranks of 7637-7936. Colleges with higher rank ranges, like the Gujarat Ayurved University in Jamnagar (32474-42851) and the MMI Govt. Ayurvedic College in Rajasthan (48615-52497) shows low competition but still requires a strong NEET score. Many colleges in Uttar Pradesh, like Bundelkhand College and Govt. Ayurvedic College Varanasi had the ranks ranging from 26418 to 37874.

NEET BAMS AIQ Expected Cutoff 2025

The NEET BAMS cutoff 2025 under the AIQ category is expected to vary across the different categories. While EWS applicants might need 410+, general and OBC candidates are expected to need a minimum score of 420+. ST candidates will have the least competitive cutoff at 280+, whereas SC candidates have a lower cutoff with a minimum estimated score of 320+. With lower cutoffs for reserved categories like SC and ST, these cutoffs show that the competition for applicants in the General and OBC categories will be somewhat equal.

NEET BAMS Cutoff 2024

Factors Affecting NEET BAMS Cutoff 2025

The NEET BAMS 2025 cutoff is determined based on various factors as listed below.

• Difficulty level of NEET 2025 question paper: This year, the NEET question paper was tough, and the cutoff for BAMS 2025 is expected to be lower than last year’s NEET BAMS cutoff.
• Number of Students Appearing for NEET 2025: The higher the number of appearing candidates in NEET 2025, the higher is the competition and the BAMS 025 cutoff.
• Availability of BAMS Seats: The Higher the number of BAMS seats, the lower the cutoff for the course.
• Reservation: For general category candidates, the cutoffs for BAMS are relatively higher than the reserved categories, like SC, ST, OBC, etc., due to a higher number of aspirants in the general category.

Expected NEET BAMS 2025 Marks vs Rank

The NEET BAMS 2025 marks vs Rank shows the analysis of the marks scored by the candidates and the ranks they can get with their respective marks. A score of above 671 is expected to be required to secure a rank in top 10, while a score range between 650-670 will ensure the rank range of 11 to 100 (top 100), The candidates scoring between 625-649 are expected to fall in the rank range of 101-500. The marks range of 600-624 may put the candidate in the rank range of 501-1000. 

As the marks increase, the ranks also increase, which can improve the chances of the candidates to take admission into top government medical colleges.

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