Hello,

Here is the list of government colleges in India for BHMS course.

• National Institute of Homoeopathy, Kolkata
• Government Homeopathic Medical College and Hospital, Bangalore
• KUHS Thrissur - Kerala University of Health Sciences
• Dr NTR University of Health Sciences, Vijayawada
• Pt Deendayal Upadhyay Memorial Health Sciences and Ayush University of

Hi

BC- d is a subcategory of OBC in few states

As mentioned by you, 220 is your score which is actually less for any government BHMS course in both state and all India counseling.

Minimum cutoff is 350+  and because of rise in marks and cutoff from few years,

Hello aspirant,

After analysing previous year cutoffs, at your score it will be difficult to get seat in government colleges for BAMS and BHMS courses in Assam in your category. To secure BAMS college in Assam one need to score atleast 490+ marks and 460+ marks for BHMS college.

However

Hello Aspirant,

Yes if you want to pursue BHMS then you have to mandatorily appear in NEET and only NEET score is to be used for counselling for seat allotment in BHMS course but there are some criterion which needs to be fulfilled in order to appear for NEET :

Hello aspirant

State Lal Bahadur Shastri Homoeopathic Medical College, Allahabad, Uttar Pradesh was allotted upto Air 95713 (approx 490+ marks )  in Gen category in all india ayush counseling of neet2020.

As this year cut off marks may decrease by some marks so if you are scoring somewhere 480-485 marks

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You haven't referenced your category,as we as a whole know slice off fluctuates from one school to another and class to classification. Along these lines, your class assumes a significant part for your affirmation. In case you're not an open class competitor you can get a seat in private

Hello aspirant

hope you are doing well and safe. As per your query , I would glad to inform you at your marks you holds very very low chances of getting admission even sc category in courses like bds ,mbbs and bams course . I would advise you to start

Hi aspirant,

You cannot do Gynaecology after a bhms degree . The eligibility criteria for pursuing a gynaecology degree is the candidate must possess a valid MBBS degree. It is a two year duration course and the student needs 50% in MBBS or BAMS.

Hope this answer was useful!!

Hey, Aspirant..

There are two factors working against you.

-First and foremost, your grades are far too low to be accepted for any government college.

-Secondly, you fall into an unreserved category, which poses a significant obstacle in your path.

You might have gotten a seat in a government BHMS