Hello there. Hope you are doing good. I would like to tell you that among the given options, M.Sc Food technology from BHU will be the best option for a student considering the academic curriculum, placement structure, overall return on investment. However getting a seat in BHU is very competitive

Hello Rutuja!

As per the latest updates, there's no such rule like this. A student can give neet as many times as he / she can depending upon the eligibility criteria. As long as he /she satisfies the eligibility criteria, neet can be given. Thus, if you are a fresher

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BHMS ( Bachelor of Homeopathic Medicine and Surgery) is an Undergraduate Academic Course which is of 5 1/2 years duration. The Basic eligibility criteria to pursue this Course is the Candidate must have passed 10+2 from a recognised Board of University with minimum 50% of marks. Admission is based

Musaib, Now for admissions to BHMS, you need to appear for NEET. Now NEET is the entrance examination for admission to Medical, Dental, Ayush and Veterinary courses across India. Now the 2nd thing is if you belong to General Category, to be eligible for NEET, you should score a minimum

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You question is quite mix and it is kinda tricky to understand what you exactly trying to convey or ask. So let me clarify if you want it to get admission in any of the government colleges or even in in government Ayurvedic colleges or just you

If you are studying in a Private College, this might get difficult but if you are studying in a Government College, the retrieval of documents is an easier process. You can appear for NEET even now. But you will not get a fee refund. You will have to talk to

Hi there,

Yes, there are some very good private BHMS colleges in our country, the infrastructure and faculty of these colleges is also good if compared to government universities. I am attaching a list of some good BHMS colleges in our country you can use them for your reference when

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Your 12th standard percentage barely matters for admission in Bpt/Bams/Bhms in GGSIPu as long as you are fulfilling the basic percentage criteria you can apply for the above  courses at the university. For BPT you need to give the CET which is a centralised exam conducted by university