Ayurved

The NEET PG Ayurvedic exam, which is officially known as AIAPGET (All India Ayush Post Graduate Entrance Test), for the 2025 academic session is generally anticipated to be conducted around the months of July or August. While the National Testing Agency (NTA), the body responsible for conducting the examination, has not yet released the definitive dates for 2025, their historical schedule indicates this typical window. Aspirants are advised to keep a very close watch on the official NTA website and the AIAPGET portal from late spring onwards for the precise notification and application timeline.

To apply for MD Ayurveda, go to the website, under the admissions section look for the online application link when the admissions are open.

Fill in your details, upload documents, and pay the fee online. If the MD Ayurveda form isn't listed, it may be offered under a collaboration or department so contact the admissions office directly.

Listed below are the top MD in Ayurved colleges in India accepting NEET PG score along with their tuition fees:

Disclaimer: This information is sourced from official website and may vary.

College of Ayurved, Bharati Vidyapeeth does not offer direct admissions for any of its courses. Students need to appear for the accepted entrance exam followed by registering for counselling process. The college accepts students via All India Quota only. Hence, no, you can not join College of Ayurved, BVDU directly. For more information, students can connect with the college's help desk.

To get admission into College of Ayurved, BVDU, students are required to go through a multi-step admission process which includes appearing for an entrance exam accepted by the college. Students need to appear for the NEET exam followed by participating in the AACCC counselling through which seats are allocated. While filling out the form, students need to select College of Ayurved, Bharathi Vidyapeeth as the preferred college and complete the rest of the process. Once a seat is offered, students need to pay the admission fees to secure their spots at the college.

As per the official syllabus, there is no one specified book as such to prepare for the GPSC Ayurved medical officer exam, but, the following books can help you:-

1. GPSC Medical Officer Class-2 Recruitment exam book by Bc Rathod 

2. Ayurveda Sangraha with Objective book by Dr. Govind Pareek

Other than these, you can also use other resources, such as previous year papers, mock tests that are available on the official website of the exam conducting body.