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

Ankur, even while MCI was heading, BAMS Students were able to give NEET. As long as someone fulfils the eligibility criteria, he/she can appear for NEET. Please go through this for NEET 2020 eligibility criteria.

• Indian Nationals, NRIs, PIOs, OCIs, and Foreign Nationals
• No upper age limit as of now.

Hello dear aspirant.

I think you will be well aware of the fact that from this year onwards Neet JIPMER and AIIMS are combined together hence it will surely effect cutoff marks surely. But as you are interested in getting a MBBS seat so I suggest you to target above550

Hi,

Government Ayurvedic College Guwahati is government institute for BAMS in Assam. It is affiliated by Srimanta Sankara Deva University of Health Sciences and approved by Central Council of Indian Medicine.

MHTCET is a State level Entrance examination for courses like Engineering, Technology and Pharmacology programmes. But it is not for BAMS. Now NEET is the entrance examination for admission to Medical, Dental, Ayush and Veterinary programmes across India. Now there is no more State Level Entrance Exam for any medical

Hi,

You can join military medical services as doctor after BAMS. For that, the student can apply through SSCexam or AFMC Cadet Entry. The eligibility is that:-

• The candidate must be less than 45 years in age.
• The candidate must be registered with any of Indian State Council or equivalent.