Eligibility Checker
Enter your qualification, subjects and marks to see whether you meet the usual minimum criteria for a programme, and which entrance exam it uses.
About you
Only the selections that matter for this programme are checked.
- MeetsQualification. Class 12 is the usual minimum, and you have Class 12.
- Not metClass 12 subjects. This course usually asks for Science (PCB). You selected Science (PCM).
- MeetsMarks. Passing Class 12 is enough under the current rules, with no separate minimum percentage. A college or state may still set one.
- CheckAge. The minimum age is 17 years on the date set in the notice. Enter your age to check.
- ExamEntrance. NEET UG, followed by AYUSH counselling
About BAMS
Physics, Chemistry and Biology (or Biotechnology) at Class 12 and a qualifying NEET UG score are required. NCISM removed the separate 50% Class 12 requirement from 2025, but some states and colleges may still ask for it.
Source of the minimums: NCISM. Last checked 11 October 2026.
This compares your answers with the usual published minimums. Each college, university and state sets its own rules, relaxations, subject requirements and age limits, and they change often. It is not an admission decision. Confirm on the official notice before you apply.
How to use the Eligibility Checker
- Choose the programme you are considering.
- Enter your highest qualification, Class 12 stream or degree subject, and your percentage.
- Tick the reserved-category box if the rules allow a relaxation for you, and enter your age if the programme has a minimum age.
- Read each check: Meets, Not met or Check. Then follow the links to the guide, related exam and colleges.
Questions about the Eligibility Checker
Does this tell me whether I will get admission?
No. It compares your answers with the usual minimum criteria only. Colleges, universities and states set their own rules, relaxations, seat counts and cut-offs, so confirm in the official admission notice.
Where do the minimum marks come from?
They are typical published minimums for each programme, with the source named under the result where one applies. The page shows the date the rules were last checked.
What does Check mean?
We need more from you, such as your percentage or age, or the rule depends on the college. It is not a pass or a fail.
Is my information saved or sent anywhere?
No. The tool runs in your browser and the numbers you type are not sent to our servers.
Use the result as a starting point for questions.
A shortlist or estimate can help you decide what to investigate next.
What to know
Results depend on the inputs, calculation assumptions and available directory records; they are not an admission decision.
How directory comparisons workHow to use this page
Check the tool’s instructions, compare like-for-like options, and verify important details before applying.
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