Dear devharitash

First of all congratulations for scoring such a good marks.

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Hey,

Your question seems to be bit incomplete. The admission into the BAMS course is done based on the NEET scores. There is no separate registration process conducted for admission into the BAMS. Candidates need to appear for the NEET and then undergo counselling process. Mainly, the counselling committee of

Dear pranali

So the answer is absolutely yes with no doubt

This one is for Bds-You go through the councelling process and It happens that when we do councelling, after filling all the  documents NTA gives us option to choose our favourite college and there is no limit in this,we

Dear Student ,

There are over 59 BAMS colleges in Maharashtra among which 7 are government college and 52 Private medical colleges. The cutoff of medical colleges in Maharashtra depends upon various factors like difficulty level of exam, number of seats, number of applicants, etc

Cutoff :

GENERAL : 450+

Hello Aspirant,

The candidate should have completed a postgraduate degree in any relevant field from a university that is accredited, according to the Medical Council of India.

You must first appear for the university interview before you may become a professor. You will be hired as a junior or assistant

You can pick either of the courses. The courses have an extraordinary vocation and amazing open doors. Consequently, it depends on your inclination concerning which course you wish to decide on.

BDS

After the finish of the BDS course, the dental alumni are qualified to utilize the term Doctor before

Hello there,

Hope you doing well

It is difficult to predict cut off for a particular college or a particular course since cut off for all the colleges and courses keeps on changing every year. According to previous year's cut off trends candidates required around 400+ in BAMS for government

Hello aspirant,

No, unfortunately, even if you are from the SC/ST/OBC category, you must score at least 288 out of 720 (40 percentile) to be eligible for the 15% All India Quota counselling process. You would be among the NEET qualified students with 250 marks, hence you will not be