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    Hello,

    As you have mentioned that your neet score is 447 marks. But you haven't mentioned your category. Nevertheless, 447 is good score to get into any government medical colleges for BAMS course. Last year 413 marms secured a government seat for BAMS under 85% home state quota. So, YES!!!!

    Hello!
    Dayanand Ayurvedic college jhalandar  Punjab is one of the reputed private Ayurvedic college in Punjab
    The college was founded in year 1898,Dayanand Ayurvedic pharmacy jhalandar  is a famous BAMS college in jhalandar and it's affiliated to BabaFarid university of health sciences and it's approved by  central council of Indian

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    Manish as per your query ,the eligibility is minimum aggregate of 40% in CBSE or state board in 12th board exam in PCB for OBC, SC and ST,therefore you are eligibile. For general it is 50% aggregate. And also you have to qualify the entrance test NEET UG for

    Hi Aayushi, congratulation get such a good great and they are great possible chances that you get BAMS, Chattisgarh and I hope you get admission.

    Good luck.

    Hello aspirant,

    For a general category student the score is too low. The chances are negligible of getting a seat in government college even for BAMS. Also you havenot mentioned your state. You can try in private colleges. You may get a seat in private colleges. To predict the colleges

    hey shivakumar, with this score a goverment mbbs seat would be impossible to secure ,but you may have slighter chances of getting BAMS ,yes you can get BAMS in karnataka ,but due to this year's high cutoff the top medical colleges of karnataka kept their cutoff above 400 for state

    Hello aspirant,

    In general category it's difficult to get a seat in government college with a score of 313 only. The chances are negligible. You can get a seat in the private colleges for BAMS and also BDS. Getting MBBS is difficult. But you have not chances in government colleges.

    Hello Ayush,

    You can definitely do a government job after completing your B.A.M.S from Uttarakhand.

    As it is also a one state of India not a foreign state.

    Good luck

    Sanskrit is compulsory subject in BAMS in first year as many of the books are written in sanskrit language.
    This subject is taught separately and it is not that difficult to learn sanskrit inspite of being an english medium student. You have to learn it once and then you will

    Hello aspirant,

    As you belong to the SC category you have good chance of getting a seat for BAMS. But the chances are not for government college. The chances are more for private college if you are going through All India Quota. If you are going for State Quota then

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