No you have to finish your undergraduate degree and then write the cds exam . It is best if you complete your course and then focus on the CDS exam . Also you have to make sure to be eligible in terms of age ( 19 - 24 or 25

Hello,

For BAMS Admission 2024, NEET scores are not mandatory. It is possible that the Candidates can secure admission to colleges offering the BAMS program through the management quota, irrespective of their NEET examination results. There are various colleges available where you can get admission without NEET.

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Hello Gyan

Neet cut off changes every year . It is different for different states,  also cut off depends upon certain factors like

• Number of candidates appeared in exam
• Toughness of exam
• normalisation process
• previous year's cut off
• category of candidate

qualifying percentile For neet ug

cut for mbbs is

An MBA in Hospital and Healthcare Management is also one of the best allopathic courses after BAMS. This is a management program at the post-graduate level that educates students about the healthcare industry and its dynamics. a BAMS doctor can pursue a hospital management course or an MBA in Hospital

For detailed insights on MBA in Healthcare and Hospital Management versus pursuing an MD after BAMS, Career360 offers various resources. The MBA in Healthcare is ideal for those interested in healthcare management and administrative roles, such as hospital management, medical superintendent, or healthcare finance management. These roles often come with

Hello Disha

No dear , you will have to appear for Neet to get a BAMS seat.

Neet is the biggest entrance exam of India.  It is a sole door way to enter  various medical courses like mbbs, bds, Physiotherapy, BAMS, BHMS, Ayush abd even veterinary science courses.

Without neet

Hello aspirant

Whether you eill get a free  government medical seat in ramaiah medical college, depends upon cut off neet 2024 .

Cut off changes every year and depends upon many factors like number of candidates appeared , number of available seats, normalisation process, previous year's cut off and difficulty