Arya, MD in Endocrinology is a 2 year Post Graduation course after MBBS. For being eligible for this course, you should have completed MBBS along with 1 year mandatory internship. And then you have to appear for NEET PF. But with BAMS, you can neither appear for NEET PG or

Anjitha, it is certainly a good option to opt for MBA after BAMS. You can study MBA in specialisations like Hospitality Management, Project Management, Marketing, Product Management, Clinical Research, Insurance and Risk Management. MBA in health care Management can also help you fetch good opportunities both in India and abroad.

Hi there,

Your 12th standard percentage barely matters for admission in Bpt/Bams/Bhms in GGSIPu as long as you are fulfilling the basic percentage criteria you can apply for the above  courses at the university. For BPT you need to give the CET which is a centralised exam conducted by university

Hello dear student,

It's just 2 years that neet included BAMS too . So it's really unpredictable that what will be the score for this year to get seats in this course . As people were unaware earlier about getting in admission in government bams colleges through neet score. And

Hello Jailani,

As such you can not do MBBS after doing Bachelor of Ayurveda, medicine and surgery. MBBS is a UG degree, and if you have done BAMS, then you already have one. For doing MBBS now, you will have to appear for NEET again, and again devote 5 years

Dear student

As per my knowledge , you can opt for mbbs after completing bams. But, you will have to go through it from starting, ie., you will have to give neet exam again , score well as per the cut-off of the state where you want to get the

Hello!!

Yes,you can definitely appear in NEET 2020 but you will be considered as a 12th pass student.There is nothing like bridge course.

You can check the eligibility criteria for NEET in the link given below-

https://www.google.com/amp/s/medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-eligibility-criteria/amp

Thank you!! I really hope this helps you.

Hello!!

Yes,you can definitely appear in NEET 2020 but you will be considered as a 12th pass student.There is nothing like bridge course.

You can check the eligibility criteria for NEET in the link given below-

https://www.google.com/amp/s/medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-eligibility-criteria

Thank you!! I really hope this helps you.

Hello,

Looking at the trends and the revised cutoffs provided, for an OBC candidate the cutoff is 106 marks (lower range) to 86 marks to clear to cutoff of NEET 2019. No one can exactly predict the cutoff for 2020 exam but you can have a rough idea. For more