How many marks are required in neet for bnys courses? and what is the procedure if I want to do naturopathy

Hello there,

To pursue Bachelor of Naturopathy and Yogic Sciences (BNYS) , the eligibility and procedure generally depend on the college or university you wish to apply to. Here's the breakdown:

1. Marks Required in NEET :

• NEET marks : The required marks for BNYS courses vary depending on the institution. Generally, for government colleges , a candidate should aim for at least 350-450 marks in NEET to have a good chance of admission.
  
  

• Private colleges may have different criteria, but a similar or slightly lower cutoff might apply.
  
  

• Step 1 : NEET Exam : You must appear for the NEET UG exam as it is mandatory for admission to BNYS programs in most institutions.
  
  

• Step 2 : Apply for Colleges : After the NEET results are declared, apply to colleges offering BNYS courses. You can apply to both government and private institutions.
  
  

• Step 3 : Counseling Process : After the results, the counseling process will begin. Depending on your NEET score, you will be called for counseling where you can choose your preferred college. Both All India Quota and State Quota counseling may take place.
  
  

• Step 4 : Admission & Document Verification : Once you are allotted a seat, complete the admission formalities , including document verification and payment of fees.
  
  

• Step 5 : Course Duration : The BNYS course typically lasts 5.5 years , including a mandatory internship .
  
  3. Institutions Offering BNYS :

• Some of the well-known colleges offering BNYS include:

  • SDM College of Naturopathy & Yogic Sciences (Ujire, Karnataka)

  • Bangalore Naturopathy & Yogic Sciences College

  • Govt. Naturopathy College (Various states)

  • Dr. M. S. Naturopathy College (Pune)

Each institution may have its own criteria for NEET scores, so it's essential to check with the specific college for the exact requirements.

Additional Tips :

• If you are seriously considering this field, look into the accredited institutions and ensure they are recognized by CCIM (Central Council of Indian Medicine) .
  
  

• Take time to understand the career scope and practical training involved in Naturopathy before finalizing your decision.

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.