B.A.M.S. Eligibility

Shree Rasiklal Manikchand Dhariwal Ayurveda College and Hospital offers BAMS as a UG level course in the Ayurvedic Sciences. To be able to join the course the student need to score minimum of 50% aggregate in class 12. The stream of the student must be Science with Biology. Other than that eligible score in exams like NEET is also important.

For admissions in BAMS from Shree Rasiklal Manikchand Dhariwal Ayurveda College & Hospital, students need to have 50% aggregate in 12th. The student should be from the Science stream with Biology as a subject. Students also need to obtain required marks in competitive exams like NEET.

Ishan Ayurvedic Medical College and Research Centre BAMS admission criteria is entrance-based. Students opting to apply for this course need to have completed Class 12 with Physics, Biology, and Chemistry as mandatory subjects. Further, final selection is made on the basis of academic merit secured in Class 12 + score secured in NEET. Hence, satisfying both sets of selection parameters is important. For more details, students can connect with the admission desk of the college.

To get admission in any of these courses, you need to get good marks in NEET examination. Then after you can percue either courses.

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For eligibility in neet, you need 60 % or above in class 12th . You need to pass 12th exam again.

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The NEET 2024 score of 440 enables qualified admission to government college programs for BDS, BAMS, BHMS, and BNYS degrees across West Bengal. College acceptance scores for the medical programs vary by institution yet government institutions typically require outcomes between 350-450 marks . West Bengal maintains 19 government medical institutions which distribute 3150 MBBS seats through the admission procedures directed by West Bengal Medical Counseling Committee (WBMCC) 

With 174 marks in NEET 2024, you can hope to get a BAMS (Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery) seat in private Ayurvedic colleges, particularly under management or NRI quota. Government Ayurvedic colleges generally have higher cutoffs, even for the reserved categories.