Yes, you can seek admission to BDS, MBBS, or AYUSH courses at M.P. (Madhya Pradesh) colleges, even though you are from U.P. (Jhansi) and have a U.P. domicile. Here's how it works:

1. Eligibility: Domicile status can affect eligibility for certain state quotas, but it doesn't usually restrict your ability to apply to colleges outside your home state. National-level exams like NEET (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test) are used for admissions to medical and dental courses, and a valid NEET score is essential.

2. State Quotas: While you may not be eligible for state quota seats reserved for Madhya Pradesh residents, you can apply for all-India quota seats and management quota seats in private colleges. All-India quota seats are reserved for candidates from across India and are filled based on NEET scores.

3. Private Colleges: Private colleges in Madhya Pradesh offer management quota seats where domicile status may not be a requirement. These seats often come with higher fees compared to state quota seats.

4. Application Process: Ensure you apply through the NEET counseling process and check the specific admission criteria for each college. For private colleges, verify if they have any additional requirements or entrance exams.

Conclusion: Your U.P. domicile does not disqualify you from applying to BDS, MBBS, or AYUSH courses in M.P. colleges. Focus on securing a good NEET score and explore options for all-India quota and private college admissions.