Government medical colleges in India offer the lowest fees for MBBS and BAMS, typically ranging from Rs. 6,000 to Rs. 1 lakh for the entire course.

Top MBBS colleges like AIIMS New Delhi, Maulana Azad Medical College, and JIPMER Puducherry have highly affordable fees, while CMC Vellore is a relatively

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The stipend of BAMS students is usually in between Rs 5k to Rs 20k a month. It depends on the college and state where the internship is being done.

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Both courses BAMS and BDS are best choices for open category candidates. Both courses can be pursued after completing class 12 and qualifying NEET exam.  The admission process, scope, eligibility criteria, application and other details of BDS and BAMS  can be checked here.

BAMS VS BDS

Students must score at least over 400 marks to get BAMS admission in government colleges. However, this can vary based on category of the candidates. For reserved candidates, a NEET score of 350 can make possible an admission in the course.

To get BAMS admission with 300 NEET score, there

For admission in BAMS (Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery) in a government college, you must qualify the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET-UG).

• For SC category students, the minimum qualifying marks are usually about 113–143 marks (40th percentile).

• But to actually get a government BAMS seat, you normally need

With Class 12 PCB subjects, there are many options available for students. You can pursue courses in medical, dental or BSc Nursing, Pharmacy and many others, In this link below, we have mentioned the detailed overview of courses after 12th PCB for the ease of students.

Courses after 12th PCB

Hello. The NEET cut-off trends for BAMS from the previous year suggest a candidate from the reserved category, such as OBC/SC/ST, will need a NEET score in the range of 115 to 140. A general category candidate will need a cutoff score much higher. You can check all details about

If you score 666 marks in NEET 2026 your chances of getting a government MBBS or BAMS seat are extremely high because 666 out of 720 is a near perfect score. With this score you will almost certainly get a government MBBS seat in any state in India including top

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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