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In a private BAMS (Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery) college, the rules and regulations regarding taking leaves or breaks may vary. Generally, students are expected to attend classes regularly and maintain a minimum attendance percentage to be eligible for exams.

However, if you need to take a leave or break, you should:

1. Check your college's rules and regulations regarding leaves.

2. Meet with your college administration or Dean's office to discuss your situation.

3. Provide a valid reason for taking leave (e.g., medical issues, family emergency).

4. Obtain permission or approval from the authorities.

The number of leaves you can take may vary depending on the college's policies. Some colleges may allow a certain number of days' leave per semester or year, while others may have more stringent rules.

Remember, taking excessive leaves without permission can affect your attendance and academic performance, which may impact your future prospects. Always follow the college's rules and communicate with the authorities to avoid any issues.

Hello there,

With 288 marks in NEET, you have a reasonable chance of getting admission to a BAMS (Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery) course at Maharishi Private College. However, admission chances can vary based on factors like the college’s cut-off marks for the year, your category, and the overall competition.


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Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.

Hello,

This is not a good rank for any bhms government college they take admission of those students who secure more than 450+ marks in Neet but if you want to take admission in private college you can by just paying huge fees.

Also,it is required for every neet student to fulfill minimum percentile criteria that is atleast 137 marks.

1.Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham

2    Dr. D. Y. Patil Vidyapeeth

3    Datta Meghe Institute of Higher Education and Research, Wardha

4    Tilak Ayurved Mahavidyalaya, Pune

It's difficult to say for certain whether you can get admission into a BAMS medical college with a NEET score of 310 in the OBC category.

If there are more applicants this year compared to previous years, the cut-off might increase slightly. A tougher exam might lead to a lower cut-off for the same percentile.

The number of BAMS seats available in government colleges can vary slightly each year.

However, based on general trends, a score of 310 might be on the lower side for securing a seat in a government BAMS college, especially for the OBC category.

Look for previous year's NEET cut-offs for BAMS colleges, particularly for the OBC category in your state. This will give you a general idea of the range you can expect. You can find this information on websites like Careers360  .

These tools available online (like Careers360 ) consider your rank, category, and state to predict colleges you might have a chance of getting into. However, remember these are just predictions.

Overall, while a score of 310 might make it challenging to get into a government BAMS college, explore private colleges and participate in the counseling process for both All India Quota and State Quota seats to maximize your options.

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/bams-career-in-india

I hope it helps!

Hello Aspirant ,  Hope your doing great .As per your query ,  To pursue BAMS, candidates must fulfill certain eligibility criteria, including completing their 10+2 education with a background in science, particularly Biology, Chemistry, and Physics. Additionally, qualifying NEET is a mandatory requirement for admission to BAMS colleges.

Hello,

As a BAMS doctor seeking a job in Australia, avoid assuming your degree will be directly recognized. Australian medical boards typically require degrees in Western medicine (MBBS) for medical practice. Don't skip the necessary assessments or licensing exams required for foreign-trained practitioners. Also, avoid applying for roles you're not qualified for under Australian standards. Instead, consider additional qualifications or roles in complementary medicine where your BAMS degree may be relevant.

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Hello!

The fees for 1st year BAMS course may vary from one college to another. It mainly depends  on the type of institution, the type of facilities provided by the college and location of the college. The fees for the 1st year BAMS may vary from Rs. 35,000 to Rs. 42 lakhs.

Hope this information will help you. Best wishes ahead!

Hello!

These are NEET scores required to get admission in BAMS course for different categories:

General- 720-164

General-PH- 163-146

SC/ST/OBC- 163-129

SC/OBC-PH- 145-129

ST-PH- 1 41-129

The cut-off for government colleges is different from one another. It is advisable to check the official website of the college for accurate information.

For more information, please visit the website by clicking on the link given below:

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/bams-cutoff

Hope this information will help you. Best wishes ahead!

Hello aspirant,

Getting admission in good colleges with 155 marks in NEET is next to impossible. It is a very tough exam and poses very tough challenge against students.

To get admission in good colleges you need to be in top students.

I suggest you to give a drop and give your best for next attempt.

Thank you

Hope this information helps you.

Hello,

The required marks for admission to a BAMS (Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery) course under the EWS (Economically Weaker Section) category vary by institution and year. However, a general guideline is to score above the NEET cut-off for the EWS category, which is typically lower than the general category cut-off.

In recent years, the NEET cut-off for the EWS category has ranged between 40th and 50th percentile, translating to scores around 600 or above out of 720. It's advisable to check the specific cut-off marks for the BAMS program at the institutions you are interested in, as they can differ based on competition and seat availability.

Hope this helps,

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