Hello Aspirant,

Both Delhi University (DU) and Banaras Hindu University (BHU) are elite universities and each has its own merits. Here is a summarized view of the two universities:

• Delhi University (DU): This offers great exposure, diverse peer interaction opportunities, and good placement/internship options, especially since it is situated in a metro city with an active academic environment and flourishing corporate industry. The curriculum is regularly updated, supplemented with a variety of extracurricular and research amenities.
• Banaras Hindu University: BHU has a vibrant academic environment and a fantastic mathematics program with dedicated faculty. The academic environment is research-based and complemented with excellent alumni, many of whom have gone on to complete their higher studies (i.e. IIT JAM, GATE, etc) or to international programs.

In summary, for a career based program, DU is possibly less tedious and better for networking/job opportunities in metros, whilst BHU is a good option for research and higher study opportunities.

Hello Aspirant,

To enroll in BAMS (Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery) or BHMS (Bachelor of Homeopathic Medicine and Surgery) in India. You must qualify NEET to enroll in the course, according to the rules of the Ministry of AYUSH and the National Medical Commission. With 60 marks, you will unlikely qualify NEET to take BAMS/BHMS, as the qualifying cut off is generally higher (approximately 130-140 for general category and 105-115 for reserved categories, though it is different each year).

If you do not qualify NEET, admission to BAMS or BHMS will not be possible, even in private colleges. You can either attempt NEET next year, while having enough time to prepare thoroughly, or search for other degrees in allied health or sciences if you do not want to try and attempt NEET again.

Yes, you can get admission in private BHMS college if you qualify NEET. Even low marks like 200 can get private seat.

Hello,

Yes, you can get a BHMS college in Delhi through the state quota if you belong to the general category and have a good NEET score.

There are mainly two government BHMS colleges in Delhi:

1. Nehru Homoeopathic Medical College and Hospital

2. Dr. B.R. Sur Homoeopathic Medical College, Hospital and Research Centre

For Delhi state quota (85%), the NEET cutoff for general category is usually between 400 to 450 marks. The closing ranks in past years were around 53,000 to 59,000.

If you have Delhi domicile and score within this range, you have a good chance of getting a seat. Admission is based on NEET and done through Delhi University.

Hope it helps !

With 429 NEET marks in General category from West Bengal, getting MBBS or BDS in government colleges is very difficult. You might have a chance for BHMS (Homeopathy) in some government or semi-government colleges. Semi-government colleges may accept your marks for BDS or BHMS but check each college’s cutoff. Also, explore private colleges or other medical courses like Ayurveda or nursing where your marks fit better. Keep checking official counseling updates!

Hello,

Unfortunately no, without Neet, it is challenging to gain direct admission to BHMS. Most BHMS colleges used Neet results for admission, and certain private colleges may have management quota seats available, however these are also filled through the KEA counselling procedure, which also requires a valid Neet score.

Hello Krish,

You scored 201 marks in your first attempt. Getting a government college depends on the course you choose and the cutoff in your state.

• For courses like BAMS, BHMS, BDS, the cutoff is usually higher.
  
  

• With 201 marks, you might get a government college in some states, but it's not guaranteed.
  
  

• Check the official counseling website of your state for exact cutoff details.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries, feel free to share your questions with us, and we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you, and I wish you all the best in your bright future.

Hello,

Yes, some private colleges and a few state universities offer BHMS admission without NEET . Usually, these admissions are based on 10+2 marks in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology.

Some states have their own entrance exams, and some private colleges allow direct admission under management quota.

However, NEET is the most common and widely accepted exam for BHMS. Before applying without NEET, check if the college is recognised by the government and has proper accreditation to avoid future issues with your degree.

Hope it helps !

Hello aspirant,

Two of the most promising medical programs you can think about are BAMS and BHMS.  The courses of BAMS and BHMS are becoming more and more popular as a result of the growing demand for natural remedies and medications.
The cost of BHMS courses ranges from INR 1.5 Lakh to INR 3 Lakh.  Candidates might choose to become BHMS doctors, public health specialists, private practitioners, pharmacists, etc. after completing the BHMS program.  A graduate of a BHMS program can expect to make between INR 4 LPA and INR 7 LPA on average.

For more information, you can visit our site through following link:

https://www.careers360.com/courses/bhms-bachelor-of-homeopathic-medicine-and-surgery

Thank you