BAMS

You can not get a Government Ayurveda Medical College under the all-India quota with 350 marks in NEET UG based on previous year trends. This is because of high competition; the score-wise cutoff is usually above 450 in the General (EWS) category in Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery (B.A. M. S. ) government colleges. However, there are some chances that you may get a seat in select colleges for a Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery (B.A. M. S. ) under your home state quota. For example, if UP is your home state, you may get admission to Swami Kalyandev Government Ayurved College, Muzaffarnagar, for the BAMS course, provided your rank is under 2.3 lacs.

There are certain criteria to join universities beneath you can refer for taking admissions in BAMS:
1) For Government Colleges:Cutoff for GOVERNMENT Universities requires 420+ for General candidates and 400+ for OBC. Expenses is least assuming that you are in the rundown of 20000.
2) Mid - Government Colleges:Cutoff for this sort of Colleges are rather lower and expenses is higher than government which range between 50-50000. Its End is 400+ for General Candidate and 360+ for OBC.
3) Private Colleges:So this the most costlier spot to take confirmation assuming that you have less checks. As Universities with low charge will more often than not have higher End and high expense college has low end. Charges is in scope of 1-3 Lacs each year. Cutoff is in scope of 300+ for General and 280+ for OBC. You can likewise get for lower marks with donation or some administration qouta or Opportunity share on the off chance that you have a legitimate individual to direct with. In this way, Coming to your inquiry yes there is chance where you can get into a B.A. MS college with 272 marks.

MBBS Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery
BHMS Bachelor of Homeopathy Medicine and Surgery
BAMS Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery
BUMS Bachelor of Unani Medicine and Surgery
BDS Bachelor of Dental Surgery
B Sc AH (Animal Husbandry) Bachelor of Veterinary Sciences
B Sc Bachelor of Science
B Sc Microbiology Bachelor of Science in Microbiology
B Sc Biotechnology Bachelor of Science in Biotechnology
B Sc Bio Chemistry Bachelor of Science in Bio Chemistry
B Sc Nursing
B PT Bachelor in Physio Therapy
B.Pharma Bachelor in Pharmacy
B Sc Agriculture Bachelor of Science in Agriculture
B Sc Horticulture Bachelor of Science in Horticulture
B Sc Environmental Science Bachelor of Science in Environmental Science
B F Sc Bachelor in Fisheries Sciences
B Sc MLT Bachelor in Medical Technology
B Sc Occupational Therapists
B Sc Audiology
B Sc Speech and Language Pathology
B Sc Radiography
B Sc Rehabilitation Therapy
B Sc Food Technology
B Sc Nutrition and Dietetics
B Sc Botany
B Sc Zoology
B Sc Anthropology
B Sc Home Science.

It depends on your Interest.
Ayurveda:
Ayurveda is one of the best system of medicines but has it's own limitations while treating acute illness. Drawbacks: Indecent B.A. MS ( not all but many) are working as assistant to MBBS Doctors and earn side money and spoil the system. Lifelong they are treated as 2nd class doctors by Modern medicine folks. Salary is very limited unless you are established.
Nursing:
it is directly proportional to your talent. Nursing gives an opportunity to work all around the world and if you want to practice, the opportunities are unlimited. Drawbacks are current unemployment of 2nd class ( just pass or undetermined) Nurses. If you are truly dedicated to uphold the traditional Indian system of medicine then go ahead with B.A. M.S. If you are really a caring person with above average intelligence and aspirations go ahead with Nursing.