M.D.(Ayurveda)- Shalakya-Karna, Naasa & Mukha Roga 

at School of Ayurveda, Navi Mumbai

Hi, the official website of School of Ayurveda, D.Y. Patil University only mentions undergraduate (BAMS), postgraduate (MD and MS) and PhD courses there. There is no mention of UG Diploma courses on the official website of the college. Students are hereby advised to contact the college admission cell for details on this subject of whether the course is available or not. 

Hi, the official website of School of Ayurveda, D.Y. Patil University only mentions undergraduate (BAMS), postgraduate (MD and MS) and PhD courses there. There is no mention of UG Diploma courses on the official website of the college. Students are hereby advised to contact the college admission cell for details on this subject of whether the course is available or not. 

The website of School of Ayurveda, Padmashree Dr. D.Y. Patil Vidyapeeth does not provide any detail on the highest package offered to the Ayurveda students of this college. But the placements page for the Dr. D.Y. Patil Vidyapeeth mentions overall that a lot of students get placement opportunities from the univesity every year (for different courses and not just Ayurveda course students). And for all these students, the highest salary offered is Rs 10 Lacs per year. The salary packages however ranges from Rs 3 to Rs 10 Lacs for one year. Again mentioning, this placements data is for complete university and not just limited to School of Ayurveda under Dr. D.Y. Patil Vidyapeeth.

Hello, Yes you can get admission to the BAMS course with this percentage in Class 12th as the official website of School of Ayurveda, D.Y. Patil University mentions that candidates belonging to SC, ST or OBC catgeoyr, the minimum marks required in Physics, Chemistry and Biology  together in the qualifying examination (which is 12th class or other equivalent class) should be at least 40% and for candidates belonging to Open (or General) category, it should be 50%. So, yes, admission with 70% is possible. 

As per the official website of DYPU, for majority of its  Health Science courses such as BAMS,  the candidates are required to apply and appear for NEET (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test) exam and qualify the same if they are seeking admissions. Additionally, the cut-off for General (Open Category) students is 50th percentile while for reserved (OBC/ ST/ SC) students, it is 40th percentile. For other courses, the college might offer direct admission, but students are advised to contact the admission department of the college to get this information.