RD Memorial College of Physical Education, Bhopal All Questions

Hello, 

The admission of BAMS, BHMS & other Ayush programme is through NEET Entrance Exam. The counselling will be conducted by the state counselling authorities on the basis of NEET score, You can do the registration for the programmes when your state application form come out which will be available after NEET result.

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Hello, 

Ayush BHMS, BUMS, BSMS & BHMS Counselling : Ministry of AYUSH conducts counselling for BHMS, BAMS, BUMS & BSMS Courses.

Undergraduate session for different courses is conducted by AYUSH Admissions Central Counseling Committee(AACCC), Ministry of AYUSH, Government of India.

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Hello,

As you are willing to know whether you can get admission in bams or bhms or not. But you haven't mentioned about the colleges that whether you want to get admission in government medical colleges or private medical colleges. And you haven't mentioned your neet or any another entrance exam's scire or rank. Please provide the complete information so that we could help you thoroughly.

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Hello, 

Odisha JEE (Odisha Joint Entrance Examination) is one the known state level examinations conducted to provide admissions in several courses like Ayurveda, Homeopathy & MAM. The applicants who want to get admissions in Ayurveda courses of BAMS/BHMS can apply for this exam.

Admission in government colleges in odisha are also done on the score and rank of neet exam for different categories. 

The admission to 950 MBBS and 150 BDS seats offered by medical and dental colleges will be granted through Odisha MBBS/BDS admission 2019 on the basis of scores obtained in National Eligibility cum Entrance Test ( NEET UG ) exam.

Fir furthermore information please go through the link given :

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/odisha-mbbs-admission

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Hello dear student, you might have cleared NEET but your marks are very less to get you an admission in any of the government medical colleges. You need to have Atleast more than 520 marks looking into last year's cutoff list to secure a seat in any of the government medical colleges. I hope this was helpful and I am very sorry to tell you that you cannot get a seat in any government medical college. But if you want you can apply in any of the private colleges for admission in MBBS.. but there are almost no chances to get even a good private college. Just don't dishearten yourself.

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No I don't think so you will be able to get government bams college in 111 marks... You need to score at least 200 plus for this... however you can try for a private bams college they might give you admission at such a low score.. Hope this helps.. Good luck..

Hello dear candidate. 

Based on your query, I would highly regret informing you that based on your score I believe that you haven't cleared NEET examination, if you belong from a genre caste. 

If so, there are no possibilities, of you getting admission into BAMS or BHMS.

Hello aspirant,

Yes you do have some chances of getting BAMS in private colleges. But the chances are not much if you belong to the general category. If you belong to some other category then chances are more. Use college predictro to predict the colleges then visit the official website of those colleges to know the fees structure. You can also try to get admission through Management quota if you donot get any seat through counselling.  I cannot tell the exact colleges you can get as the cutoff varies every year. But you can use our website's college predictor tool to have a look which colleges you can get based on your rank and score.

Here is the link below:

Https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor?icn=NEET_clgpd&ici=exit-intent

Thank you.