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Hello,
Yes, you may still have options for BAMS admission through institution-level rounds, also known as stray vacancy rounds, provided you meet the NEET UG qualification criteria. Admission to BAMS courses is strictly based on NEET UG scores, and the counselling process is highly regulated. Missing the initial CAP rounds doesn't necessarily disqualify you from all possibility.
I hope it will clear your query!!
The annual fee for a BAMS course varies significantly based on whether the college is government or private. For government colleges, annual fees are typically in the range of INR 12,000 and 30,000, while the private colleges range from INR 1 lakh to 2.5 lakhs per annum.
With 126 marks in NEET, your best options for BAMS admission are likely private colleges or potentially some reserved category government colleges, as the cutoff for government colleges is generally higher. Your preference list should prioritize the colleges with the lowest cutoffs in your specific category.
Hello dear candidate,
You can go through the reviews of the Pt Dr Shiv Shakti Lal Sharma Ayurved medical college through the following link and get all your doubts solved:-
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It contains all the necessary information about this college like infrastructure, placements etc. to help you.
Pt Dr Shiv Shakti Lal Sharma Ayurved Medical College, Ratlam is one of the most prestigious Ayurved institute in the country. This college was set up in 2001 and is spread over an area of about 8acres. This college has emerged as one of the most prestigious college in the field of Ayurvedic medicine.
You can visit https://www.careers360.com/colleges/pt-dr-shiv-shakti-lal-sharma-ayurved-medical-college-ratlam to know more about this college.
Yes, you can participate in Maharashtra State CET Cell counselling for BAMS even if you did not join the allotted seat in Round 3 of AIQ, but with some conditions.
If you didn’t take admission or didn’t report after AIQ Round 3, your AIQ seat will be forfeited, and you will become eligible for state quota counselling, provided you didn’t take admission anywhere.
However, if you joined and then withdrew, you may be ineligible depending on AYUSH counselling rules. Always check the latest CET Cell BAMS admission notice for confirmation before registering.
Hope you understand.
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Just visit the link I am attaching below, it will help you with all the details like seat availability, facilities, admission, and many more. You simply need to click on it, and it will redirect you to a page containing all this information.
https://www.careers360.com/colleges/sri-venkateswara-ayurvedic-college-tirupati/courses
Hey,
With the score of 333, you are eligible for BAMs seat as the minimum qualifying marks are low, but it is less likely to get a good government BAMs college seat. You have better chances for private BAMs colleges.
Here are some colleges you can check out-
Hope it helps!!!
Hello aspirant,
Here below I am providing you with the name of some of the best colleges for BAMS in Chennai:
To know about more colleges, you can visit our site through following link:
https://medicine.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-bams-colleges-in-chennai
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If you joined an AYUSH college in Round 1 and later got an MBBS seat, you can get your original documents back by formally withdrawing from the AYUSH program. You should do this as soon as possible, as the rules for withdrawal and forfeiture of your security deposit change depending on the counseling round and date.
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