Hello,

The required marks for admission to a BAMS (Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery) course under the EWS (Economically Weaker Section) category vary by institution and year. However, a general guideline is to score above the NEET cut-off for the EWS category, which is typically lower than the general category cut-off.

In recent years, the NEET cut-off for the EWS category has ranged between 40th and 50th percentile, translating to scores around 600 or above out of 720. It's advisable to check the specific cut-off marks for the BAMS program at the institutions you are interested in, as they can differ based on competition and seat availability.

Hope this helps,

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Hello aspirant,

If we look at some previous year data, then you need a score of around 550 marks to get a seat in bams course with EWS category.

However, a variety of factors are taken into account when determining the cut offs, including the difficulty level of the paper, the number of students competing in the examination, and the number of open seats in colleges so it can change.

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Hope this information helps you.

You must score atleast 490+ to get into a government BAMS college in your category (if you're from ews category). 'd advise you to score maximum marks as you can because cut off is going higher day by day so be on safer side and star your preparation from now onwards here i am providing you last year cutoff trends you get better idea

For general category :430+to510+

For OBC category: 410+ to 490+

For SC category: 250+to 300+

For ST category: 260+ to 320+