Hi Aspirant,

BMS College of Engineering, Bangalore is the private institution and accredited with NAAC with A++ Grade, NAB, AICTE. This college is affiliated to Visvesvaraya Technological University (VTU). BMSCE ranked 24th in Engineering colleges according to Outlook   India Magazine. This college offer many programs such as Bachelors/Masters of technology,

Hi,

With the marks of 420+ in NEET and also belonging to the NT2 category, there might be quite little chances of getting a seat in the government medical college for BAMS. So you may as well try for the seat in the government quota in the private medical colleges.

Hello Aspirant,

The qualifying percentile will be 50 for open category, 45 for OBC-NCL and 40 for SC, ST and PwD categories. Only those candidates will be called for the next stage of admission those will secure the cut off marks. People also get selected by scoring just 56-57 from

Hello Aspirant,

The Minimum marks required For an OBC student, to get into private BAMS in NEET is 107-133 Which would be 40 percentile Approximately .

Hope this will help you, for more information please refer the below link,

https://www.careers360.com/courses/bams-bachelor-of-ayurvedic-medicine-and-surgery

Dear Aspirant,

Mukesh Patel School of Technology Management & Engineering – Mumbai offers a Bachelor of Technology in Information Technology, Computer Engineering, Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Mechatronics, Computer Science & Business System, Data Science, Computer Science & Engineering (Artificial Intelligence), Computer Science & Engineering (Cyber Security),

Hi,

The cut off for BAMS 2020 depends on the categories of the student & which college they want admission in, private or government college. However, General category students need to secure 50 percentile, whereas 40 percentile is required for SC/ST and OBC candidates.

The cut-off for last year BAMS:

Hello Student,

Most of the countries abroad do not accept BAMS degree from India, as per your profile it would be advisable for you to pursue course related to BAMS in India, as India is the best study destination to pursue studies in the field of your interest. You can

There are very bright carrier opportunities for the BAMS graduates in abroad especially in US,Canada and Australia etc.There is an increasing demand for Ayurveda practioners . In order to practice in most of the Gulf countries qualifying MOH is mandatory.

Dear student,

In India BDS is preferred by many students who miss to get seat in MBBS. After BDS students prefer BHMS and BAMS.

BDS stands for Bachelor of Dental Surgery. Full form of BHMS is Ba chelor of Homeopathic Medicine and Surgery and BAMS is Bachelor of Ayurveda Medicine