Dear Student,

Bsc nursing - One of the professionally oriented programmes with many chances for additional education and employment is the bachelor of science in nursing. Today, the course has a lot of potential. B. SC Nursing enables a person to be hired on purpose, not by accident. Candidates who have earned their nursing degree can choose from a variety of positions in both the public and private sectors.

They are eligible to apply for administrative positions at any hospital, whether it is public or private, as well as clinics, private practises, emergency rooms, rehabilitation centres, and other businesses in the healthcare industry.

BAMS- Graduates of BAMS have a promising future.

BAMS course has endless potential in the near future.

If we practise Ayurveda with passion, we have enormous potential in our profession.

Graduates have a problem since there are low cutoffs for admission to private universities for BAMS, so these students don't study according to our extensive syllabus and then use those justifications to practise allopathy out of pride, which is utterly at odds with our field's enormous potential.

Just expressing my personal belief that ayurveda has a bright future in today's culture.

Just to be clear to the Modern Graduates, MCI/NMC plans to add Ayurveda as an optional subject in the MBBS programme in the near future.

So if you’re not interested in getting Doctor title than definitely go for Bsc nursing from BHU which have a very good placement rating or otherwise go for BAMS and do PG in the same, you’ll get enormous job opportunities.

Hope this helps.

Thank you

Hello Aspirant,
No, entrance-based admission is used at BHU for the majority of courses. Candidates must take the National Testing Agency's CU-CET/BHU-UET entrance tests in order to be considered for undergraduate admission to Banaras Hindu University (NTA).

Hey aspirant

Yes syllabus for all the above mentioned exam is same. 11+12 physics chemistry biology. So neet preparation is enough for icar and other exams. ICAR is a separate exam for agriculture university admissions. But many state level colleges give admission to bsc agriculture based on neet mark. ICAR exam give more weightage to botany and computer based exam.

Hello aspirant,

BAMS, or Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery, is a course that teaches both ancient and modern medicine.

To enrol into BAMS at Banaras Hindu University in Varanasi, attempt to earn 530+ marks. Because IMS BHU is a prominent medical college in India for BAMS, the competition level is similarly strong based on the cutoffs.

For more detailed information you can visit our site by clicking on link given below.

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/institute-of-medical-sciences-banaras-hindu-university-varanasi/bams-course

Thank you

Hope this information helps you.

Hello,

You can access previous year paper of BHU entrance exams by visiting the official website at http://bhuonline.in/old-qus-paper-2019.html,

However you must take notice of the fact that this year admission to undergraduate and post graduate degree courses of BHU is being done through CUET UG and PG respectively, you can visit our following page to know more regarding this,

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.careers360.com/exams/bhu-uet/amp

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Hi, good evening the llb 3 year course requires a completion of undergraduate study after your under graduation is complete from any college you can apply for du or bhi llb 3 year course

Hello,

Congratulations, 509 is a very good score to get top government colleges or state Ayurvedic/Homeopatheic Medical Institutes, with good infrastructure, faculty and training facilities.

For more information, I'm providing you a link that will help you:-

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/bams-vs-bhms

I hope this information will helpful for you.

Hello,

For pursuing Ayurveda candidates need to do Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery (BAMS). It is a 5.5 years undergraduate course for candidates interested in Ayurveda. They must qualify NEET. India has 50 government colleges for Ayurveda.

Once the results are declared, candidates have to go for counselling process. Candidates that meet the cut off released by BHU are invited to counselling process in which documents are verified.

Candidates can apply through online mode also by following the given steps:

1. All candidates need to register themselves via valid email id and contact number at BHU official website: http://www.bhuonline.in/
2. Candidates need to select the course they are eligible for
3. Fill the application form
4. Upload the documents demanded.
5. Pay the application fees.
6. Submit it.

Candidates are advised to keep visiting BHU official site to get updates.

Hope it helps.

All The Best!!

Hi,

As per your mentioned query Banaras Hindu vishwavidyalaya offers ordinary B.Sc. in Agriculture. For which university conduct it's own undergraduate entrance test.

Eligibility and selection criteria for B.Sc. Agriculture program in BHU

• Candidates must have past 10+2 or equivalent in agriculture or science having Chemistry, Physics, Biology/Mathematics from a recognized board or university with minimum 50 % marks in aggregate
• Candidate should be not more than 23 years of age as on 31st December of the year of admission
• He / She must be physically fit for carrying out fieldwork related to agriculture
• Students seeking admission to B.SC Agriculture have to appear in the Undergraduate Entrance Test for B.Sc Agriculture (UET-Ag) which is conducted by the Controller of Examinations, BHU.
• Candidates have to score more than 35% in the aggregate marks of UET-Ag (30% in case of SC/ST)
• Selection will be done based on the merit scored by the candidate in the test
• Shortlisted candidates will be informed for counseling

Yes , Bhu takes admission from ICAR exam , and about 15 percent seats are reserved for students taking admission by ICAR - UG exam .

Hope this will be helpful !