NEET UG 2025: Expected Cutoff for BAMS Government Colleges

With NEET UG 2025 now concluded, students exploring admission into the BAMS course can find the latest expected cutoff data for government medical colleges here. This information will help candidates assess their chances and make informed decisions during the counselling process.

What is BAMS?

BAMS stands for Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery. It is a 5.5-year undergraduate medical degree course that includes 4.5 years of academic study and 1 year of compulsory internship. The course focuses on Ayurveda, the ancient Indian system of medicine, and also includes basic knowledge of modern medical science.

Admission Through NEET UG

The admission to BAMS courses in government colleges is strictly based on NEET UG scores. The All India Ayush Central Counselling Committee (AACCC) handles the admission process for 15% All India Quota (AIQ) seats, while respective state authorities manage the remaining. In 2025, India offers a total of 31,811 seats for Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery (BAMS) courses. These seats are distributed across various institutions: government Ayurvedic colleges, government-aided colleges, deemed Ayurveda universities, and central university Ayurveda colleges. 

Total Number of BAMS seats in India 2025

Here is the breakdown of total BAMS Seats in India for 2025:

• AYUSH Admission Central Counselling Committee (AACCC): 350 seats. 85% state quota seats.
• Government Ayurvedic Colleges: 4,276 seats in 57 colleges.
• Government-Aided Ayurveda Colleges: 1,410 seats in 21 colleges.
• Deemed Ayurveda Universities: 820 seats in 9 universities.
• Central University Ayurveda Colleges: 138 seats in 2 colleges.

Expected Cutoff for BAMS in NEET UG 2025

The expected NEET UG 2025 cutoff for BAMS government colleges will depend on several factors:

• Number of applicants
• Difficulty level of the NEET UG 2025 exam
• Number of available BAMS seats
• Category-wise reservations
• Previous year trends

Based on previous years’ trends, here is the expected NEET UG 2025 cutoff range for BAMS admission in government colleges:

Category	Expected NEET 2025 Score Range
General (UR)	470 – 520
OBC	450 – 500
SC	370 – 420
ST	350 – 400
EWS	460 – 510
PwD (UR)	400 – 450

Note: These are only estimated cutoffs based on past trends. The actual cutoff may vary depending on the NEET 2025 results and overall competition.

State-Wise Variation in BAMS Competition

Each state sets its own BAMS cutoff for government colleges under the 85% state quota. States like Uttar Pradesh, Maharashtra, Rajasthan, and Madhya Pradesh usually have higher cutoffs due to more applicants and limited seats.

The level of competition for BAMS seats in government colleges varies greatly by state. This variation depends on the number of applicants, availability of seats, and the popularity of the course in the region.

Top 5 High-Competition States (Fewer seats vs. high demand)

State	Govt BAMS Seats	Remarks
Delhi	200	Very high demand, limited seats
Rajasthan	935	High NEET turnout, fewer colleges
Odisha	345	Limited seats, rising interest
Bihar	423	Large student base, limited intake
Assam	63	Very limited seats, high demand

Top 5 Low-Competition States (More seats vs. lower demand)

State	Govt BAMS Seats	Remarks
Maharashtra	5942	High number of colleges and seats
Karnataka	5565	Large seat pool reduces competition
Uttar Pradesh	5678	Many seats available across colleges
Gujarat	2277	Multiple government colleges
Madhya Pradesh	1830	Moderate demand with good capacity

Note: Cutoffs in high-competition states tend to be significantly higher. If you’re open to relocating, choosing a lower-competition state can improve your chances of admission at the same NEET score.

Tips for Students

1. Aim for a higher score: Try to score above 500 to increase your chances of getting a BAMS seat in a reputed government college.
2. Participate in counselling: Register for both AIQ and state counselling rounds to increase your options.