New Delhi: The expected NEET UG 2025 cut-off for BNYS courses in government colleges will depend on factors such as exam difficulty and seat availability. Usually, the general category cut-offs are higher than those for reserved categories. Candidates should stay updated with the official counselling announcements and review previous year trends to estimate the expected cut-off and increase their chances of admission.
Expected BNYS NEET Cutoff 2025
The table below mentions the expected BNYS NEET cut-off 2025:
| Category | 2024 NEET Cutoff (Govt. Colleges) | 2025 Expected Cutoff |
| General (UR) | 410 – 460 | 420 – 480 |
| OBC | 390 – 440 | 400 – 450 |
| EWS | 390 – 445 | 400 – 460 |
| SC | 310 – 370 | 320 – 380 |
| ST | 300 – 360 | 300 – 370 |
| PwD (General) | 280 – 330 | 300 – 350 |
BNYS Government Colleges & Trends
| College | 2024 Cutoff | 2025 Expected |
| Govt. Naturopathy Medical College, Chennai | 455 | 460 – 480 |
| Govt. Naturopathy Medical College, Hyderabad | 440 | 450 – 470 |
| Govt. BNYS College, Mysore (Under Rajiv Gandhi University) | 430 | 440 – 460 |
| Govt. Naturopathy Medical College, Bhopal | 420 | 430 – 450 |
| SDM College (Govt. Quota) – Ujire | 435 | 440 – 460 |
Counselling & Admission Advice
Students are advised to attend the All India Quota (AIQ) AYUSH counselling conducted by the Ministry of AYUSH (AACCC) and their respective State AYUSH counselling authorities to maximise their admission chances.
Further updates regarding official cutoffs, seat matrices, and counselling schedules will be available on aaccc.gov.in (AYUSH Admissions Central Counselling Committee).
Read also: NEET UG 2025 Counselling Guide: Step-by-Step Process Explained
