With a NEET score of 345 and rank around 4.32 lakh, BHMS possibilities depend heavily on your category, domicile, state counselling and the availability of private/management seats. You may have opportunities in some private AYUSH colleges, particularly in later rounds or state counselling, but no college can be guaranteed from

Hello, 296 marks aur NEET AIR 6,10,716 ke saath BHMS admission ke chances aapki category, state, counselling quota aur available seats par depend karte hain. Aap BHMS ke previous year cutoffs aur government college closing ranks yahan dekh sakte hain: https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/bhms-cutoff

Dear Student, an AIAPGET rank of 800 gives you a strong basis to participate in the counselling process, but admission to a specific government BHMS college cannot be guaranteed. It will depend on the counselling round, available seats, your choices and the closing rank for that year. Keep a good

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With a NEET 2026 score of 44862, Telangana state rank 15,887, and BC-D female category, you have a good chance of getting BHMS under Category-A (Competent Authority Quota) in private homoeopathy colleges in Telangana. However, admission depends on the counselling process, seat availability and the cutoff for that

Hello Student, with a NEET rank of 12,30,565, admission to BHMS may still be worth exploring in later counselling rounds, particularly if you are considering private colleges or have a category/state quota advantage. However, I cannot guarantee a seat because the chances depend on your category, domicile state, counselling authority,

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If you are asking about the BHMS (Bachelor of Homoeopathic Medicine and Surgery) course, here are the main details:

• Duration: 5.5 years — 4.5 years of academic study and 1 year of compulsory internship.
• Eligibility: Class 12 with Physics, Chemistry and Biology/Biotechnology. You must also qualify NEET-UG for

Hello Dear Student,
With a score of 216 and an SC category reservation, you have officially qualified for NEET, as the SC qualifying cutoff is 177 marks. However, getting a government BHMS seat is unlikely, but you have fair chances for private or management quota (Category-B/BCAT) seats in affiliated colleges.