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Yes, you are eligible for Neet examination even if you are in second year of your BHMS and yes if you manage to qualify Neet examination and get  a seat in MBBS then you can leave your BHMS seat and can get admission in MBBS

This is because,
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Hi

Yes, you can leave your BHMS course and can give Neet examination

This is because,
There is no rule which says that if you are doing bhms  or any graduation or leave it in between you become ineligible for Neet examination, as to be eligible for neet what all

Hello Dear,

The DKMM Homeopathic Medical College is established in 1989. This college is getting ‘A’ Grade from Govt. of Maharashtra among 42 affiliated colleges in Maharashtra since 4 to 5 years. total fee for the course is 2.95 Lakh Rs. for full course. Cutoff for the course is as

Hello Shreyansh,

As both BHMS and Optometry are full time undergraduate courses, so you cannot pursue both at the same time.

You can just go for one course at a time, so choose wisely and totally as per your interest area.

Both the courses have amazing career opportunities ahead, so

Hello Aspirant,

BAMS has much better demand,scope and salary compared to BNYS. This is because ayurvedic medicine or healing has always been and will continue to be chosen as the best alternative for allopathic medicine, and it is very effective too. Ayuveda is ancient Indian medicine system, but the fact

Hello Dear,

There are some M.S.Courses available after BHMS. You can take admission in M.S. in Shalakya Tantra - Nethra ( Ayurvedic Ophthalmology)

To become a qualified ophthalmologist, one should complete his/her MBBS degree first, and then go for post-graduation in Ophthalmology. The degrees are Doctor of Medicine (M.D.), Master

Hello,

An ophthalmologist is a professional who deals with the diseases and surgery of the visual pathways, including the eye and brain.

• To become a qualified ophthalmologist, one should complete MBBS degree first, and then go for post-graduation in Ophthalmology.
• The degrees are Doctor of Medicine (M.D.), Master of Surgery

Hello student ,

If we consider previous year cut off then you have less chances to get gov.colleges but as you know cut off changes every year .That's why it would be tough to tell you exactly .So here i am providing you a link which will give you a

Hello student ,

If we consider previous year cut off then you have less chances to gov .colleges but as you know cut off changes every year .That's why it would be tough to tell you exactly .So here i am providing you a link which will give you a